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Endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus | Cells | MCAT | Khan Academy
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You just explained what my biology teacher tried to explain unclearly for an hour in 9 min😂 Thanks❤
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Very clear, thank you! Good to follow along even when away from the desk
i like her voice! informative video. thank you
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Thanks this gave me a clear understanding of the E R
Videos are good, and helps a lot. I always try finding Khan academy tutorials over needed topics. But a LITTLE MORE DETAILED INFORMATION will be better. Please MAKE A DETAILED VERSION along with these relatively SIMPLIFIED Versions.
You have a textbook for this. The videos are meant to help you understand the basics, so it would be easier learning the actual topic from the book.
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Thank you!!! Very thorough explanation that was easy to follow.
Wonderful Explanation :)
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it is actually butt off. Says in the captions. LOL
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Super clear, thank you!
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great video! What software do you use here?
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In 2.17 you write cytoplasm but you do mean the cytosol, right?
As I understand it, the cytoplasm includes the organelles and thus also the r.E.R whereas the cytosol is the space between the organelles and where the free ribosomes are? :)
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In like your teaching techniques please make a video on ribosomes
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I just wish you wouldn't have abbreviated 1/4 of it. Otherwise, the video is very helpful! Thanks :)
what are old proteins
Are the ribosomes attached to the rough endoplasmic reticulum located on the outside or inside of the rough e.r.?
+John Hunsinger, Free ribosomes are recruited to the endoplasmic reticulum by the ER signal peptide located at the N terminus of the nascent peptide. This signal peptide is bound by the signal recoginition particle which in turn binds the signal recognition particle receptor on the ER membrane. The recruitment of the free ribosome to the ER membrane (outside) produces the bumpy appearance of the ER which to most is known as the rough endoplasmic reticulum. This is misleading however as the ER is a dynamic organelle recruiting ribosomes and then unrecruiting (don't know if this is actually a word) them so there is no defined rough and smooth ER like most learn in high/secondary school.
but yeah: Ribosomes form the rough ER and are located on the outside of the ER membrane.
Sorry if that's too detailed, i'm a second year biomed student :)
Thanks, I was just a little confused because she drew them on the inside.
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Kia SER se ribisomes complete unit judi hiti hai. Yaa ribosome ki koi ek unit ER se judkar SER Banati hai
I can't read the handwritten note
Can someone explain please how mRNA gets from in the nucleus to the rough ER
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I can hardly read your hand writing, otherwise it was an excellent video!
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I believe ribosomes should be outside of ER
There are two types of the ribosome. One is a free Ribosome that's at cytosol floating. But there are also Ribosomes that stuck with ER. Which will be called RER later on.
Actually the ribosomes of RER is on the membrane of ER.
Is channel k baray mein boht acha suna hai but jo mam bolti hain un mein se kuch words ki samajh nahi ati so is problem ko bhi plz remove kar dein
Plz plz increase the font size and improve writting
Why do i feel like shes chewing a gum while speaking lool
Are you chewing gum?
Are you chewing gum?