Cell Biology | Cell Cycle: Interphase & Mitosis

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  • @skykingimagery899
    @skykingimagery899 Год назад +150

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  • @evelynestefan6762
    @evelynestefan6762 Год назад +43

    I am teaching biology to a student who is blind and thanks to your disposition and clarity she was able to understand this process.Thank you

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      My teacher explained mitosis and meiosis in 5 mins reading slides 😑

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  • @timeless1908
    @timeless1908 3 года назад +355

    I've been studying mitosis since the 8th grade. Decades later I finally understand it. Thank you!

    • @derstip7252
      @derstip7252 3 года назад +6

      same here

    • @JohnControl
      @JohnControl Год назад +8

      I’m in med school and still don’t understand it 😭

    • @rekhashetty2963
      @rekhashetty2963 Год назад +1

      Excellent explanation

    • @Guys_Love_Each_Other
      @Guys_Love_Each_Other Год назад +3

      @@JohnControloh believe science, your brain will evolve to understand.

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      @@JohnControlthis somewhat gives me comfort, i’m a freshman in uni rn 😭

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    @sirajshariff9630 6 лет назад +337

    brw im a student in kenya studying medicine bt inshaalah when i graduate i will donate money coz u are the better than all my lecturers combined......thank u so much

  • @tenishaoldham1170
    @tenishaoldham1170 3 года назад +105

    As a nursing student taking Cell Bio and A&P- his instruction taught me in 1 hour what I failed to learn over several weeks!! AMAZING is an understatement!!! Thank you, Thank You, Thank you!!🙌

  • @musatouray7494
    @musatouray7494 3 года назад +37

    Alhamdulillahi Rabbil A'lamiin. This is one of the most elaborate and insightful yet summarized lessons I've ever had. You can't understand better than this!
    I look forward to attending more of this kind. Thank you.

  • @sxkhln8953
    @sxkhln8953 2 года назад +16

    i love how he looks so happy when he teaches!! literally meant to be a teacher. thank you so much for this video!

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    6 years later and you still are saving and helping every students
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  • @derstip7252
    @derstip7252 3 года назад +12

    I am studying medical school in Turkey and have lots of problems in understanding the lectures but your videos are helping me way too much please keep making videos and helping people all around the world.
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    @sachanorsworthy1265 3 года назад +20

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    @smritiraturi6564 4 года назад +27

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  • @jawadabo-tabik4035
    @jawadabo-tabik4035 11 месяцев назад +4

    You are way better than most of our fellow professors! You make it easy and entertaining to learn. Many thanks to you and your team, Zack!

  • @jadeachiam8616
    @jadeachiam8616 2 месяца назад +3

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  • @mahalakshmis4214
    @mahalakshmis4214 3 года назад +13

    This is the best ever cell cycle class I had... Really I understood concept very well... I can relate you to one my school teacher, who always made her classes interesting...... You are inspiring me to explain all these concepts in Kannada ( my mother toungue - Karnataka, India).... So that many more students, especially the rural students will continue their studies in science stream... Here in India we the students who studies in local language medium will find it hard to study science, as in higher studies they have to suddenly switch to a English medium...when they switch to English medium they find it hard to understand every word and just opt to move away from science stream... ( even I faced such problems )... Hopefully I can help them in future...

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    @nicolejaja270 3 года назад +3

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  • @roxannepearson279
    @roxannepearson279 2 года назад +8

    I have my first AnP exam tomorrow and I didn't understand anything the teacher taught,I have to study all the system,cells, sense organs etc,I was scare until now,I found you and I feel calm,I feel like I can pass this exam 🥰☺️

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    @leonaleonis 28 дней назад +1

    Your videos on the cell are so helpful and accurate. It amazes me how well you can talk freely about such complex topics with tons of specific vocabulary. I would have never been able to understand this so well if I had just used our recommended literature at Uni. Thank you!

  • @TheStream2000
    @TheStream2000 4 месяца назад +5

    I am a cancer researcher. Thank you for refreshing my memory on the subject as my research is leading me towards cell cycle regulation.

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  • @noahsamad6603
    @noahsamad6603 Год назад +36

    When you relize this is basiclly a bunch of cells explaining to other bunch of cells what cells can do

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  • @sinataramide6325
    @sinataramide6325 2 года назад +4

    God bless you abundantly for this video. I have been encountering difficulties in understanding cell cycle, but your explanation has made it so easy to understand.
    God bless you once again sir.

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    @lusiahaipinge Год назад +1

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    @radebekeketso5616 5 лет назад +14

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  • @davideisenstadt3745
    @davideisenstadt3745 2 года назад +22

    Hello NinjaNerd! I think I may have found a discrepancy in this video around 16:20. During the S phase you state that the cell becomes tetraploid (4n) - I believe the cell stays diploid but has 4C (twice the amount of genetic material) after replication.

    • @michalzatloukal
      @michalzatloukal Год назад +11

      I was thinking the same thing. The number of chromosomes stays the same, but the chromatids of the chromosomes double.

    • @holdupaish
      @holdupaish Год назад

      During endoreduplication, the cell replicates its DNA without going through the usual process of mitosis. This results in a tetraploid cell with four sets of chromosomes. During anaphase. In mitosis DNA content is doubled during S phase resulting in 2n chromosomes having two chromatids so, yea

    • @thedailydoze8931
      @thedailydoze8931 2 месяца назад

      correct

    • @ProvidenceAlexander
      @ProvidenceAlexander 16 дней назад

      He's correct actually

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    @anilakokapeta9203 3 года назад +6

    God has blessed you with a gift of excellent teaching skill. We like the way you make the topic simple and easy to understand. I request you to make a video on the topic "Meiosis".

  • @saraherinahsuthassuthas5980
    @saraherinahsuthassuthas5980 15 дней назад

    never understood anything as clearly as i understood this today. absolute legend. can't thank you enough 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @Scoomzzz
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    I've been just watching hours of your videos. If I want to get more in depth than "crash course" this is where I go. You've helped me feel a little better about my bio final since I can't use notes and an AI will be watching me to make sure lol. Thanks again!

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  • @georgereese2066
    @georgereese2066 4 года назад +4

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  • @Gigiaaron56
    @Gigiaaron56 4 года назад +25

    "Why are these things happening?" Because God gave you much wisdom & enthusiasm in science, purely and simply to help people like me with ADHD who need visual audio kinetic reinforcement. Truly, God bless!

    • @TonyTigerTonyTiger
      @TonyTigerTonyTiger 2 года назад

      Did god also make the babies with anencephaly? Go ahead, google the condition and tell us how wonderful your alleged invisible, eternal, immortal sky wizard is.

  • @rajaafrin1259
    @rajaafrin1259 4 месяца назад

    Ive been watching this from when i was 16 and lreoaring for my SPM exams and now im 19 in my first year of medschool! Thank you!!,

  • @lakep7798
    @lakep7798 2 месяца назад +4

    "The number of chromosomes is determined by the number of centromeres." PURE GOLD. Thanks so much for another excellent lecture!

  • @parkjina1564
    @parkjina1564 Год назад +1

    I have always faced prblm learning this topic... but today it was all clear and so simple... I'm glad I choose to watch it here... thankyou for your hardwork... it was totally worth it... fit in my memory forever.... 👍

  • @toruwatanabe2095
    @toruwatanabe2095 4 года назад +14

    if i ever become a med school teacher, i wish i'll teach exactly like you do

  • @sibtiqbal
    @sibtiqbal 13 дней назад +2

    just to clarify about what Zach said at 15:55, chromosomes DO NOT double after DNA replication. before replication you have chromosomes consisting of 1 CHROMATID, which gets replicated forming 2 sister chromatids joined together via a centromere. you go from 46 chromatids to 92 chromatids, the chromosomes stay as 46.

  • @vedatatici9442
    @vedatatici9442 6 лет назад +101

    brother, you are definitely doing a wonderful job but it will be so beneficial for me and other students if you could make more videos in terms of molecular biology. .....

    • @Taslimbanu
      @Taslimbanu 5 лет назад +3

      pls make more videos on molecular biology, transcription

    • @soundousschakir9710
      @soundousschakir9710 5 лет назад

      Please make more we need ur wonderful job please continue.. Thank u so muuuuch ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @apolinarsaavedrabustamante1750
      @apolinarsaavedrabustamante1750 2 года назад

      Eriov00000000000000000000000

  • @ritzbitzplus4737
    @ritzbitzplus4737 3 месяца назад

    I have a bio exam tomorrow and you have taught me more in this video then I have learned the whole time being in lecture, studying flashcards,and looking over my review. In other words thank you for keeping my GPA up and teaching in a way that helps this info stick in my brain.

  • @sethcope4671
    @sethcope4671 4 года назад +3

    “And separate the suckers” made me laugh. Great vid

  • @saba4079
    @saba4079 Год назад +1

    🎉🎉🎉🎉what an explicit lecture it was you saved me from a nightmare hats off to you sir😊

  • @Hugihugo
    @Hugihugo 4 года назад +17

    Amazing teaching. Thank you for your great work and ad free videos. I'm happy to support you on patreon. Two things:
    - Personally, I'd move your support call up in your video description so that people can see it without having to click an extra time.
    - If I'm not mistaken though, you might have used the terminology of chromosomes and chromatids a bit unclearly. During the G1 phase, there are 46 chromosomes with 1 chromatid per chromosome (so 46 chromosomes AND 46 chromatids). And after the S phase, there are 46 chromosomes with 92 chromatids (not 92 chromosomes).

  • @EnglishwithJoyce-c4c
    @EnglishwithJoyce-c4c Год назад

    You have explained what most teachers are not able to do. I now know mitosis in my fingertips. Thanks, teacher

  • @AhmedSalah-sr3os
    @AhmedSalah-sr3os 4 года назад +4

    AMAZING! AFTER ALL THIS complexity, tuning, and order how any one can even dair to belive in eveluotion and say (we are sons of coincidence) WHER IS YOUR MIND PEPEOL!

    • @mohammedalharbi6474
      @mohammedalharbi6474 4 года назад +4

      Actually this is exactly what evolution is. A cell wouldn’t have become this complex without billions of years of evolution to reach what it is today. WHERE IS YOUR MIND!!

    • @AhmedSalah-sr3os
      @AhmedSalah-sr3os 4 года назад +2

      @@mohammedalharbi6474 : sorry my dear, but after high level of complex such like this, "billions of years" of random knocking at the genatic material doesn't make any sense to me 'neither siens Scientifically nor logically and I change you to prove this, put please bro I want siens and logic not strang stupid stories.

    • @mohammedalharbi6474
      @mohammedalharbi6474 4 года назад +4

      @@AhmedSalah-sr3os just because it doesn’t seem logical to you, doesn’t make it wrong. Evolution is real. It’s a fact with thousands of evidence and real life applications. You can do your research. Have a good day

    • @AhmedSalah-sr3os
      @AhmedSalah-sr3os 4 года назад +3

      @@mohammedalharbi6474 you know bro... this is the strang thing I guess,ther is no even one complete evidence for this eveluotion can you imagine! and by complete evidence I mean until now, we don't have a transitional animal fossil, and we can't intentionally create evolution in the lab despite our claim that it happened by chance, so how we can say "this is siens" ! all we have guesses of people say that they are scientists and even them, they are not sure! and you can do your search bro.

    • @TonyTigerTonyTiger
      @TonyTigerTonyTiger 2 года назад

      @@AhmedSalah-sr3os First, complexity is not the sign of a good designer, simplicity is. If you get 20 designers and give them a specification, and all 20 created designs that meet all criteria, the best designer is not the one with the most complex design, but the one with the simplest design.
      Second, it is a logical fallacy - straw man - to refer to evolution as random knocking at the genetic material. For example, you leave out natural selection, which imposes a directionality onto evolution by tending to eliminate deleterious mutations, and to retain - and spread - beneficial ones.

  • @monikagogoi5000
    @monikagogoi5000 2 года назад +1

    I attended many classes,watched many videos online but still didn't understand the whole cell cycle but now my concept are totally clear about cell cycle.Thank you🙏

  • @MSHusaynS
    @MSHusaynS 2 года назад +3

    Easy & Simple 👌

  • @samuelherbert4252
    @samuelherbert4252 6 месяцев назад

    You are an incredible human being. My learning and understanding human biology has been enhanced because of you !

  • @azralimkkheda
    @azralimkkheda 2 года назад +8

    It would be a great help if you could also explain meiosis in another video lecture

  • @TheAIEpiphany
    @TheAIEpiphany 2 года назад

    We should call this process the lonely dance of a cell - a beautiful orchestration going on in there.
    Also kudos for the teaching style again - the great thing about these videos is that they are so easy to navigate through.

  • @mboe94
    @mboe94 6 лет назад +13

    This is awesome! Just saw Spermatogenesis also - much better than the textbook!
    Is there any way that you could do one on Meiosis as well?

  • @abdullahmohamed6195
    @abdullahmohamed6195 3 года назад +1

    i don't know how to tell you how much i appreciate your effort... thank you so much sir

  • @anupamameegodage7016
    @anupamameegodage7016 2 года назад +6

    Thank you very much!!!! if you could do a lesson on the meiosis process it would be a huge help to us.
    May God Bless You!!!!

  • @martinhendawi9319
    @martinhendawi9319 3 года назад +2

    You have become our superhero at my med school in Sweden! Much love!

  • @willowdesk
    @willowdesk 5 лет назад +33

    i dont think it goes from 2n to 4n in mitosis. it stays 46 chromosomes with a diploid number of 2n but it now has sister chromatids. so you have 92 total chromatids. number of chromosomes stays the same in mitosis.

    • @noorbhatia1200
      @noorbhatia1200 3 года назад +3

      yes, he is referring to chromatids but no. of chromosomes stay same

    • @snufkinsnufkin2528
      @snufkinsnufkin2528 3 года назад +1

      @@noorbhatia1200 it's kinda funny he even talked about how the number of chromosome means the number of centromeres independently on the number of actual DNA copies but still made the very mistake

    • @jared394
      @jared394 3 года назад +2

      yep, just caught that mistake and went right to the comments lol

    • @lailahaddad9288
      @lailahaddad9288 3 года назад

      Noticed that too

    • @TonyTigerTonyTiger
      @TonyTigerTonyTiger 2 года назад +1

      "number of chromosomes stays the same in mitosis."
      Not after the sister chromatids separate during anaphase and on into telophase, prior to cytokinesis. At that point, the cell is 4n.

  • @sherrygad5532
    @sherrygad5532 4 месяца назад +1

    I’m in my last year of pharmacy school! This helped so much! Thank you so much!!

  • @ashleynewton5573
    @ashleynewton5573 7 лет назад +4

    I was just wondering why you don't class the prometaphase as a separate stage of mitosis?

  • @mingyuli5645
    @mingyuli5645 2 года назад

    I feel no words can describe how I love your teaching! my teacher! Just want to say thousands thank you! Thank you! Thank you………..

  • @arazhemmati5333
    @arazhemmati5333 8 месяцев назад +3

    U R INSANEEEEE

  • @tkcollins583
    @tkcollins583 4 года назад +2

    I am supposed to be marking but I can't stop listening to you explain. I don't know if you have a team but great job! I am sure that there is so much being sparked beyond learning, imagining and being inspired in these students' minds through watching these videos. I'm so mad you hadn't created these while I was studying. Continue the good work.
    Your fellow Ninja Nerd
    xoxo

  • @NinjaGangSigns
    @NinjaGangSigns Год назад

    27:56 "friggin freak of nature"
    Awesome, just the kind of terminology that I understand
    In all seriousness thanks for making this so comprehensive and easy to grasp! You really are a ninja nerd!

  • @christophermigenes9674
    @christophermigenes9674 Год назад

    I’m a surgical technician completing my undergraduates for medical school. Thank you for bringing me a step closer.

  • @KrisH-ri6eo
    @KrisH-ri6eo 3 года назад +1

    So happy I found you. You are a life saver. I was struggling with physiology until I watched a few of your videos. Just had to order merchandise! Now back to more videos

  • @lindascanlan6317
    @lindascanlan6317 3 года назад +1

    You are the greatest .....I never understood it when I took biology in college...it confused me but you unconfused it all!

  • @kalilamartinsferrazlebrao3350
    @kalilamartinsferrazlebrao3350 2 года назад

    I love Ninja Nerd, seriously, guys. You are amazing and thanks to you my college journey has not been a complete nightmare

  • @biomedicalsciences-u9s
    @biomedicalsciences-u9s 3 года назад

    I am a Biomedical student at the University of Liberia, your lecture has empowered a lot of students at the University of Liberia 🇱🇷. Thanks to my mentor Dr. Murphy, and his team.

  • @SavannahJaneNursing
    @SavannahJaneNursing Год назад

    Currently studying for my TEAS test for nursing and this video was life saving! Thank you for being thorough, repetitive and excited about the human body!

  • @nadiaamori4890
    @nadiaamori4890 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks

  • @SandeepKumar-yp2ke
    @SandeepKumar-yp2ke 4 года назад +1

    YOUR ALL VIDEOS ARE MIND BLOWING . NOW I REALLY UNDERSTAND ALL THE STUFFS WITH BEST WAY OF VISUALIZING AND HUGE UNDERSTANDING THAN BEFORE. I REALLY THANKS TOO YOU. PLZZ UPLOAD MORE AND MORE INTRESTING VIDEOS.

    • @ellas683
      @ellas683 4 года назад

      i relate to the hype

  • @sonakshisrivastava6958
    @sonakshisrivastava6958 3 года назад +2

    Thanks to you, Zach and your team. Your lectures are not only helpful for medical students, but also for someone, who is studying pure science and preparing for scientist entrance exams. Really appreciate the hard work, you guys put into it!

  • @beatricecerenecarlos392
    @beatricecerenecarlos392 2 года назад

    i think the way you talk about each part of cell or whatever is happening is as if they are actually human beings and you praise their functions!
    I can't explain it but it's so good. thank you so much. you are so amazing, as well as your team!

  • @leiticiaabbane9344
    @leiticiaabbane9344 Год назад

    Hi I'm a student from Algeria and the discovery of your channel is one of the best thing that may happened to me thank you so much for your efforts and for your amazing method of explaining you make everything easy and enjoyable ❤❤❤

  • @francissugma459
    @francissugma459 3 года назад

    I am a MBBS student from Papau New Guinea. Your video helps me alot. You are a great teacher.

  • @ketocajun7451
    @ketocajun7451 10 месяцев назад

    Truly amazing this miracle happens all day long in your body and you never know. The dance of biochemistry is beautiful.

  • @adamigbaria5881
    @adamigbaria5881 27 дней назад +1

    As a stressed Med student I can say that this guy is the definition of "not all heroes wear capes"

  • @josephtembo9549
    @josephtembo9549 7 месяцев назад

    I have now finally understood cell cycle 🙏🏽 thank you Ninja Nerd ..Following from Africa 🇿🇲 Zambia..