I know I’ve commented before but I’ll always continue to say thank you. Officially starting nursing school now and done with all of my prereqs so I decided to rewatch all of your videos to refresh my memory and everytime I just find something else you say or the way you explain something that makes it even easierrrr to remember or understand and I am constantly just mind blown. Thank YOUU!!! ❤
I just want to say thank you for taking your time and explaining everything throughly. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I AM FULLY UNDERSTANDING CHEMICAL BONDS! I am forever grateful!
I’m currently studying for my TEAS test after taking time off school due to illness. It’s been 2 years since I took A&P and your videos are helping me so much to review. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this! I was scared that this A&P class wouldn't go well for me and then I found your videos. You break things down in such an easy way for people to understand.
Thanks to you...I am going to be fine. YOu literally have given me so much ease with this semester. I don't even have a instructor to provide lecture due to Covid. Life saver thank you.. I can breath now!
Many have already commented, but I wanted to add my gratitude as well. All your lectures have helped me out so much, thank you! This is one of the very best explanations of protein synthesis that I have seen on the interwebs. Clear, well depicted, and concise. Personify all you like! It helps the explanation sink in :)
Me- Spends ridiculous amount of money on tuition and books. Spends hours in class lost in a daze. Also me- Uses RUclips to learn my subject in depth and more effectively. Comes out understanding every topic. So grateful I found this channel. Definitely using this and ignoring my professor from now on.
Mallory! I am dying! So funny! (It's not funny that you felt lost, but funny the way you described the whole thing. I totally get where you are right now! :) I am so happy that this is helping you! Thank you so much!
No way I just randomly stumbled upon your A&P playlist. (God) Being able to preview the course with the exact same textbook I’d purchased previously is nothing short of a blessing. And from one teacher to another, thank you for taking the time to be thorough and real.
Thank you so much for these videos! you make everything so easy to understand! It is difficult to understand my professor, She flows through subjects so quick and doesnt explain herself very well. Your a life saver!
Thank you so very much for creating this lesson. I love the pace of the presentation. It gives time to digest the details of the material resulting in better comprehension. I takes all my stress away!!! I feel confident that I understand the material and will remember it better. Thanks again for an amazing educational presentation!!!
i WISH I FOUND THESE WHILE I WAS TAKING THE CLASS. I got a D in my class and after the class ended I found these, if I saw these while I was still in my class they would have been so helpful! I am actually going back and redoing all my notes and using your videos as a guide with the old objectives from the class even though I am no longer taking it until next year. I finally understand these things.
thank you so much! i literally cannot understand a word my professor says but i love your videos because of how clearly you explain the material! I have a test tmr and your videos have lifted so much stress!
Thank you sooo sooo much for posting these. I found this lecture series so helpful to understand my course materials. and I can spend time efficiently reviewing my textbook and important diagrams
I used all your lecture videos for 110 and ended up with a 94% in the class, Going into 210 will these new videos cover the 210 material ? Because I can not tell you how much they helped me in 110.
Thank you for being clear and filling in the gaps! I love all the interesting info you present as well, not hard to understand like the book is. Its really sad to say but the book doesn't always do a good job of teaching
Thank you for these videos! I’m so grateful for your videos. I will be buying your book that’s on amazon, do you have a link for the PowerPoints? I’m taking notes but it takes me forever to write the notes down. I’m trying to write the notes as you speak.
Hi! I am happy to help. I don't have the powerpoints to share because they belong to the publisher but I do have outlines to share that will save you A LOT of writing! I am happy to send them! Email me at anatomygmc@yahoo.com.
Hi, I just wanted to say this video helped me a lot and could you tell me where you got the power point, the website or the book and its edition? Thank you
Where can I sign up for your class? The book is intimidating. Especially the big chapters. I can’t read the chapters for too long without getting frustrated, but you make it make sense! Thank you.
I am currently taking A& P 121 and even after seeing these videos I cannot seem to remember a couple days after. Best way to pass these classes any tips? Love your videos!
You can do it! Thank you so much! Have you watched my "How to make an A video?" If you like this and need an email written explanation send me an email anatomygmc@yahoo.com.
Around 42:32 does the codons and/or triplets form a polypeptide after translation is complete fully (after it reads and translates its mRNA to tRNA) ? Or does it form a polypeptide after each triplet set that you just showed, is read and has a anticodon that matches. I'm confused
Hi Tiffany! The polypeptide is formed slowly along the way--complete after translation is finished. Each union of the codon/anticodon adds an amino acid to the growing polypeptide chain (think adding one pearl (amino acid) at a time to the strand of pearls (polypeptide). :)
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kindness! I don't have the slides available as they are property of the publisher but I am happy to send you outlines if you like! anatomygmc@yahoo.com
Hi Tiffany, I just purchased your Kindle book to follow along with your videos, but I was given the wrong book. The cover pages is titled "Making Anatomy and Physiology Easy" but it looks nothing like that book shown on your videos and on the Amazon website. Chapter 3 on the kindle book is only about "Transcription and Translation." Not sure what to do.
Hi Jose! That sounds right. Chapter 3 is only about transcription and translation. Chapter 1 is the cell and chapter 2 is homeostasis, 4 tissues, 5 skin etc. It doesn't have the same cover you are seeing in the videos because it is a kindle download file. The paperback has that nice shiny cover. :) Amazon should let you return the file for a refund if you aren't finding it too helpful. I am so sorry!
I'm not a medical person at all. But when you start with molecules, then dig down to what makes them, then look at just a cell and all the components that make that up, and from them you derive organs which have there own function, and then you look at all the different organs needed to create a living person/thing, then consider all the connections between all the organs to support them, then consider they all have to be created in the right order and situated in the right place, then consider they need skeletal support and protection, then a mechanism(s) to maintain and coordinate there use (brain maybe?), then consider all the molecular machines that help build things like microtubules were they walk across from one end to other, the number of times dna/rna/mrna are created/replicated and the complex process involved in that alone, you should be in total awe that anything like us or animals even exist and actually work and can live many years, not to mention how such processes can give rise to conscious beings who are able to study that which had created them and go onto create things themselves. I cant help but wander how this is all possible, it seems to me the odds on a fully functioning animal or human being, being created is similar to the odds on a fully functioning Airbus A330 being created by a tornado passing through a scrap yard every hour for a billion years. What process(s) were involved in deciding a kidney, heart, lungs, intestines, brain, liver, pancreas etc was required, what decided which was needed before the other. Then consider we are the tiniest of dots on a blue marble, which is floating in our galaxy amongst a billion other stars and that our galaxy is a spec of dust amongst billions of other galaxies. Amazing !!
I know this video is old now so i probably won't get a reply, but how do people learn all of this information? its not so hard when you focus on little parts of it but i have to learn so much at once - any tips?
I know I’ve commented before but I’ll always continue to say thank you. Officially starting nursing school now and done with all of my prereqs so I decided to rewatch all of your videos to refresh my memory and everytime I just find something else you say or the way you explain something that makes it even easierrrr to remember or understand and I am constantly just mind blown. Thank YOUU!!! ❤
I just want to say thank you for taking your time and explaining everything throughly. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I AM FULLY UNDERSTANDING CHEMICAL BONDS! I am forever grateful!
THAT IS SO AWESOME! Thank you so much!
i WASNT EVEN GOING TO WATCH YOUR VIDEO. IM SO GLAD I DID!!!!!!!!!!!! you really are a great teacher, thank you for posting this video.
You're very welcome! Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kindness!
Yay! You're a lifesaver. I've been struggling to understand my professor but your videos make things easier 🤧 thank you 😁
Thank you Carla! I am so happy!!!!
I’m currently studying for my TEAS test after taking time off school due to illness. It’s been 2 years since I took A&P and your videos are helping me so much to review. Thank you so much!
I hope you are feeling better Haley! I am so happy to help! Thank you and welcome!
Thank god you uploaded a more recent one, you’re the best! Saw your older version videos of this first:)
Aw thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this! I was scared that this A&P class wouldn't go well for me and then I found your videos. You break things down in such an easy way for people to understand.
I am so happy! Thank you so so much!
Thanks to you...I am going to be fine. YOu literally have given me so much ease with this semester. I don't even have a instructor to provide lecture due to Covid. Life saver thank you.. I can breath now!
You got this! I am so happy! Thank you so much and best wishes!
Many have already commented, but I wanted to add my gratitude as well. All your lectures have helped me out so much, thank you! This is one of the very best explanations of protein synthesis that I have seen on the interwebs. Clear, well depicted, and concise. Personify all you like! It helps the explanation sink in :)
Wonderful! I am so honored! Thank you so much Selina--I'm glad you're into the personification! haha Hugs!
Me- Spends ridiculous amount of money on tuition and books. Spends hours in class lost in a daze.
Also me- Uses RUclips to learn my subject in depth and more effectively. Comes out understanding every topic.
So grateful I found this channel. Definitely using this and ignoring my professor from now on.
Mallory! I am dying! So funny! (It's not funny that you felt lost, but funny the way you described the whole thing. I totally get where you are right now! :) I am so happy that this is helping you! Thank you so much!
No way I just randomly stumbled upon your A&P playlist. (God)
Being able to preview the course with the exact same textbook I’d purchased previously is nothing short of a blessing. And from one teacher to another, thank you for taking the time to be thorough and real.
Doesn't God work in the most amazing ways!? I am so truly honored. Thank you so much!
@@AnatomyGMC love you❤
Same here have an exam of chapter 1234 ; 4 going in depth with dna and etc
Chemistry is heavy and I want to be sure I understand it
Thank you so much for these videos! you make everything so easy to understand! It is difficult to understand my professor, She flows through subjects so quick and doesnt explain herself very well. Your a life saver!
Thank you so much! I am so happy to help! Best wishes!
Amazing! Great supplement for class and I'm able to watch while I work. Thank you so much 💓
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much!
Thank you so very much for creating this lesson. I love the pace of the presentation. It gives time to digest the details of the material resulting in better comprehension. I takes all my stress away!!! I feel confident that I understand the material and will remember it better. Thanks again for an amazing educational presentation!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I decided to take A&P1 online and my professor doesn't do lectures! Thank you so much for this! It helps a ton!
Thank you! ❤️
bro ur a lifesaver i have a test later and i just sped this up x2 and i STILL understood!!! thank you!!!
You're very welcome! That means so so much!
i WISH I FOUND THESE WHILE I WAS TAKING THE CLASS. I got a D in my class and after the class ended I found these, if I saw these while I was still in my class they would have been so helpful! I am actually going back and redoing all my notes and using your videos as a guide with the old objectives from the class even though I am no longer taking it until next year. I finally understand these things.
I'm so sorry we didn't find each other sooner! I am very happy to hear they help you and appreciate your kind feedback SO MUCH!
You are seriously a gift from god! Your lectures are helping me so much in my nursing pre requisite classes.
Wow, thank you!
thank you so much! i literally cannot understand a word my professor says but i love your videos because of how clearly you explain the material! I have a test tmr and your videos have lifted so much stress!
Happy to hear that! Yayyyyyyyyyy!
This video was so helpful!!! Please continue to upload videos from this book if you can. Thank you
Thank you! I will definitely keep going! Thanks for the feedback!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
Thank you so much Melody!
Thank you sooo sooo much for posting these. I found this lecture series so helpful to understand my course materials. and I can spend time efficiently reviewing my textbook and important diagrams
You're very welcome! You got this! Thank you so much for your kind and generous feedback!
you are literally a life saver. your explanations are way better than my lectures...I hope you have videos on all the chapters of a&p
Working on it! Thank you you so much for your kindness! It means so much!
I used all your lecture videos for 110 and ended up with a 94% in the class, Going into 210 will these new videos cover the 210 material ? Because I can not tell you how much they helped me in 110.
Wow! That is so awesome! I am so proud for you! I am hoping to add more videos soon! I am working on them. :)
That's wonderful. I hope I am the next one!
Did you score that just by this video alone? Or her content? Or as well as you own notes? I’m hoping I get a 90 anything right now😩😎
Amazing teacher! I am watching your videos over my professor's lectures just so I can understand! Thank you so much for uploading
You're very welcome! Thank you so so much!
Really helpful almost gave up and then found these videos. Totally saved my ass from getting divorced
Oh no! Well that's a relief! Thank you so much!
Thank you for being clear and filling in the gaps! I love all the interesting info you present as well, not hard to understand like the book is. Its really sad to say but the book doesn't always do a good job of teaching
Awesome, thank you! You are so right about the book! I am with you!
Thanks, I appreciate this video!
I appreciate YOU!
You have an amazing gift! Thank you kindly 🙂
So nice of you! Thank you so much! You are so welcome!
thank you a million for these videos...you explain so nicely in a way I understand....
So nice of you! Thank you so much!
This is great, Thank you for the breakdown, I really understand more now!!! ❤
Thank you so much for your kind and valuable feedback! Best wishes to you! ❤️
a big help for anaphy classes thank you! hoping i can do great in my midterms
Best of luck!
Honestly I want to thank you so much. This video saved me!!! :)
I'm so glad! That makes me so happy!
I love your breakdown of each section on this topic. Because I was so confused once I read the chapter. Nothing made sense to me
I am sorry you had to go through that confusion Jamie but I am so glad to have been able to help you a little! :)
Thank you so much. I’m learning fundamentals of anatomy & physiology for joining nursing course, your videos are very helpful👍
Thank you so much!
Thank you for your explanation! Love the drawings!
Thank you! ❤️
I'm doing online microbiology (thanks to Covid-19) and this is helping me tremendously and I'm brushing up on my next class!! Thank you 😊.
Good luck!! I am so honored to help! THANK YOU!
I love your lectures…just watching to review. Thank you so much!
Glad you like them! Thank you!
You are the best no amount of words can express how grateful iam.😍😍😍😍
You are so kind. Thank you a million!
thank you so much, you are a lifesaver i did subscribed to continue to learn. mil gracias...
Thanks for the sub! I am so honored! Thank you so much!
Your videos are the best, thanks
Glad you like them! Thank you so much!
You are amazing! God bless you
Thank you so much!
Thank you!!! This is really helpful to me
Thank you so much! I am so glad!
This lecture has been so helpful for my online class. Your lecture given me a better understanding of the concepts In chapter 3.
Thank you so much!
@@AnatomyGMC I ordered your book on Amazon it’s out for delivery today! 🤗
Wow! Thank you so much! I am honored! I can't wait to hear what you think! :)
Thank you. This finally all makes sense
Awwwwwwwwww YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! Thank you!
Do on lymphatic system 🥺🥺
Thank you so much. You are an awesome teacher.
You're very welcome! Thank you! That means so much!
Nice video. Would have been nice to get into more detail such as mitosis and meisosis though
You deserve a million likes and sub's😍❤
Awwwwwwwww thank you so much!
Thank you for these videos! I’m so grateful for your videos. I will be buying your book that’s on amazon, do you have a link for the PowerPoints? I’m taking notes but it takes me forever to write the notes down. I’m trying to write the notes as you speak.
Hi! I am happy to help. I don't have the powerpoints to share because they belong to the publisher but I do have outlines to share that will save you A LOT of writing! I am happy to send them! Email me at anatomygmc@yahoo.com.
@@AnatomyGMC Can I have the outline as well?
Hi! Absolutely! Please email me at anatomygmc@yahoo.com! :)
I would love the outline too?
Your videos are so helpful. Meant to teach for sure.
That means the world! Thank you! ❤️
Thank you so much for a wonderful and easy video to follow. Do you have some practice exercises for the same lectures
Not yet! thank you so much for your kind feedback and wonderful suggestion!
You are really good at it.
Thank you so much!
This great so clear I understand beautifully
Awwwww! Thank you!
Hi, I just wanted to say this video helped me a lot and could you tell me where you got the power point, the website or the book and its edition?
Thank you
Hi! Thank you! We are using Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology by Martini, Nath and Bartholomew--it is the 11th edition. :)
@@AnatomyGMC thanks
Where can I sign up for your class? The book is intimidating. Especially the big chapters. I can’t read the chapters for too long without getting frustrated, but you make it make sense! Thank you.
hahaha thank you so so much! That means the world!
Thanks a lot😆
I am currently taking A& P 121 and even after seeing these videos I cannot seem to remember a couple days after. Best way to pass these classes any tips? Love your videos!
You can do it! Thank you so much! Have you watched my "How to make an A video?" If you like this and need an email written explanation send me an email anatomygmc@yahoo.com.
Thank you!
Thank you Sara!
Thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!
You are so welcome!
Around 42:32 does the codons and/or triplets form a polypeptide after translation is complete fully (after it reads and translates its mRNA to tRNA) ? Or does it form a polypeptide after each triplet set that you just showed, is read and has a anticodon that matches. I'm confused
Hi Tiffany! The polypeptide is formed slowly along the way--complete after translation is finished. Each union of the codon/anticodon adds an amino acid to the growing polypeptide chain (think adding one pearl (amino acid) at a time to the strand of pearls (polypeptide). :)
@@AnatomyGMC Thanks so much!!!!!
cant believe this is free and MUCH better content, while i pay MUCH more money in school getting inferior content. LOL
You are so welcome! I am so honored! Thank you so much!
Is the stop codon always UAA ? Or can it be any combination ?
There is more than one! UGA is also one!
This there a place where we can access these slides? Thank you so much for uploading these videos. I listen to them in the car❤️
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kindness! I don't have the slides available as they are property of the publisher but I am happy to send you outlines if you like! anatomygmc@yahoo.com
good lectures. Audio could be optimized a bit.
Thankyou❤️
Hi Tiffany, I just purchased your Kindle book to follow along with your videos, but I was given the wrong book. The cover pages is titled "Making Anatomy and Physiology Easy" but it looks nothing like that book shown on your videos and on the Amazon website. Chapter 3 on the kindle book is only about "Transcription and Translation." Not sure what to do.
Hi Jose! That sounds right. Chapter 3 is only about transcription and translation. Chapter 1 is the cell and chapter 2 is homeostasis, 4 tissues, 5 skin etc. It doesn't have the same cover you are seeing in the videos because it is a kindle download file. The paperback has that nice shiny cover. :) Amazon should let you return the file for a refund if you aren't finding it too helpful. I am so sorry!
Thank you so much . i very like your video 😍
I'm glad you like it! So so nice of you!
What textbook does this follow
Hi Brittnie! It is Martini's Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology--11th edition.
pls, do you have lectures on the lab practicals?
Hi Ethel--there are a few on the bones already uploaded-I hope hope hope to add more!
Very good video
Hello may you help me prepare for an oral entrance test in medical Biotechnology at the University of Bologna
Thank you so much for this!
You're so welcome!
Thanks AnatomyGMC =)
Thank you Eunsik!
thank you so much.
You're welcome!
I would not be okay without you.
Awwwwwwwwwww thank you!
First of all thank you so much.I don’t think I can put in words.
I also want to know why some of the videos shows error .
Thank you
So sweet! Thank you SO MUCH!
Thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome!
Please link the slides, thanks!
Hi! I am unable to share the slides as they belong to the publisher but I am happy to share my outlines! Please email me at anatomygmc@yahoo.com
Do you Teach A&p which is Biol 2401?
Yes! I have a new and old anatomy playlist! :)
I'm not a medical person at all. But when you start with molecules, then dig down to what makes them, then look at just a cell and all the components that make that up, and from them you derive organs which have there own function, and then you look at all the different organs needed to create a living person/thing, then consider all the connections between all the organs to support them, then consider they all have to be created in the right order and situated in the right place, then consider they need skeletal support and protection, then a mechanism(s) to maintain and coordinate there use (brain maybe?), then consider all the molecular machines that help build things like microtubules were they walk across from one end to other, the number of times dna/rna/mrna are created/replicated and the complex process involved in that alone, you should be in total awe that anything like us or animals even exist and actually work and can live many years, not to mention how such processes can give rise to conscious beings who are able to study that which had created them and go onto create things themselves. I cant help but wander how this is all possible, it seems to me the odds on a fully functioning animal or human being, being created is similar to the odds on a fully functioning Airbus A330 being created by a tornado passing through a scrap yard every hour for a billion years. What process(s) were involved in deciding a kidney, heart, lungs, intestines, brain, liver, pancreas etc was required, what decided which was needed before the other. Then consider we are the tiniest of dots on a blue marble, which is floating in our galaxy amongst a billion other stars and that our galaxy is a spec of dust amongst billions of other galaxies. Amazing !!
Wow! Beautifully said!
Hello please where can I get this slides please
Hi! I am unable to share the slides because they belong to the publisher but you can email me for the outlines! anatomygmc@yahoo.com
I’m gonna email you too please. Hope that’s okay.. also, can I get more explanation? Do you have a video on cell transportation
Anatomy GMC the volume is too low on the recording of this video. Thanks
it's ridiculous to take God out of the equation and believe that evolution could create such as complex and perfect organism.
thanks for your videos but I cannot believe in the dumb idea of evolution.
Hi Kelvin! I stand with you as a believer. I agree, for me, God cannot be taken out of the equation. :) Blessings to you!
I know this video is old now so i probably won't get a reply, but how do people learn all of this information? its not so hard when you focus on little parts of it but i have to learn so much at once - any tips?
It's tough I know! Watch the video of the study tip, "Making an A in Anatomy," on my channel see if that helps? Best wishes!
Lord bless you, just started a summer course online for this class and was so lost just reading the book by myself this was a miracle to come by! 🩷
Thank you so much! ♥️♥️♥️