0:00 : Theme Music 0:04 : Intro 0:17 : Why Small Size? 1:01 : Cells = Not-So-Boring 2:02 : Microscopes 3:52 : Cell Types 5:19 : Looking In the Eukaryotic 5:35 : The Nucleolus 6:33 : The Nucleus 7:28 : The Ribosomes 7:58 : The Vesicle 8:16 : The Rough ER (Endoplasmic reticulum) 8:57 : The Golgi Body 9:33 : The Cytoskeleton 10:36 : The Smooth ER (Endoplasmic reticulum) 11:00 : The Mitochondria 11:34 : The Vacuole 12:03 : The Cytosol 12:18 : The Lysosome 12:58 : The Centriole 13:40 : Review and Wrap-Up
I mean I am stressed for AP bio and I watch this and despite that I didn't remember a lot still it calmed me down knowing that someone out there understands it so what's stopping me. Thank you it made my day I liiterly shed a tear it was such a reliever
Endlar Filmations that's a amazing thing relief your lucky you found the right video I literally cannot find a video that explains something as well as this guy
i guess im asking randomly but does someone know of a method to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any tricks you can give me.
I graduated from high school a decade ago and I remember just about everything in this video. It's amazing what an impression a good teacher will leave on a student's mind. You, my friend, are a good teacher 📓📝📚
Thank you for helping me pass my biology class....it wasn't thanks to my own professor I'll say that much. I wish there were more professors like you! : )
Thanks bozeman! your videos will live on forever as the most helpful biology tool. Its like you bring this concepts that i thought were super difficult to understand and you break it down perfectly. thank you!
This was really helpful to me. I'm in college bio and I needed a refresher. This was explained so much better than all my other instructors in the past. Thank you.
lets be real, we're all here because it was assigned to us :P Edit: 5 years and it's still being assigned? You know I was in high school when I made this comment, and now I'm a year and some change from getting my bachelor's in psychology. Time sure does fly lmaooooo Edit: Almost 6 years and it's still being assigned? Glad to see you all still have to suffer like I did lol. Anyways for the few of you that have been following this comment, I just celebrated 5 years with my girlfriend! Ty to the people that ask how I'm doing, you guys are the best
Thank you so much. I literally learned in 15 minutes what I couldn't learn in a three hour lecture. And I have a midterm on Monday. truly a life saver!
I've never found a more comprehensive concise helpful introduction to cells. In fact, after pretty extensive study I've learned several things that would really have helped me along the way. I really wish I'd have found this one earlier. Totally awesome work on so many levels.
Im not even lying when I say that I’m in bio 101, a college level science course for the first time, and my class is hybrid because of the pandemic. This has helped so so much!! I will definitely be watching more of your videos. Thank you so much!!
Isn’t it sad that we all pay so much money in college tuition, when after class, we all have to learn it again on our own via UA-cam? Mr. Anderson has been a lifesaver for my pre-health courses. I feel that he should be getting a chunk of my tuition instead.....
jessicauseful absolutely. It’s so frustrating because i feel I’m having to teach myself all the information. I’m failing, and that’s why i turned to UA-cam for help understanding the information. I absolutely feels he deserves some of my tuition as well.
Thanks Paul for talking to us in lingo that normal people can understand! You can really tell this guy knows what he's talking about, not just regurgitating text. Just wanted to say thanks for helping make some connections in my brain!
Thank you this helped me soo much with my essay!! And to put the in order it worked out amaizing! Got an A+ on it May God bless you... and your amaizing work! ☺️😉
this guy is awesome. i needed to refresh my mind before exams and now everything is clear as crystals also i have learn other things. Thanks a lot dude! you are simply the best!
Just want to let you know that you got me through the hardest science ever with a B....now you are helping me with a my nutrition course! I am so glad u did these! Thank you Mr. Anderson!
drea24c Golgi apparratus: Mainly used for packing and shipping proteins. It receives protein containing vesicles from the Rough endoplasmic reticulum. Vesicles are transporting sacs used to carry certain stuff so you know. It also adds carbohydrates to proteins before shipping them off. This is sort of like the post office of a cell. Mitochondria: Only women have this and give it to us. This is where cellular respiration takes place. Basically, our cells need fuel and there is this specific type of fuel called glucose. Glucose is broken down in the cytosol. The molecules that result after the glucose is broken down in the cytosol then enter the Mitochondria. The Mitochondria then changes that glucose into energy the cell can used called ATP(Aedenosine Triphosphate). The production of the ATP using the fuel molecules and oxygen is called cellular respiration. Endoplasmic Reticulum: There are two types rough endoplasmic reticulum and smooth. The main difference is one has ribosomes attached to it which gives it a rough appearance.The RER receives only newly synthesized proteins and transports them to where they need to go. The inside of the RER is termed "lumen". Inside the lumen(fancy world for saying interior of the RER). Proteins are chemically tagged and altered to fit the role they need to be for the specific cellular functions. How the proteins are shipped from the RER is by things called vesicles which are like transporting pods. These vesicles(pods) are always pinched off from the RER itself to transport the proteins. From here they can go anywhere like ro the Golgi Apparatus where they are inspected and shipped. The RER basically makes and synthesizes the proteins to how they need to be, while the golgi just modifies it all little so it can be ready. The smooth ER is where glycogen is degraded. Here lipids and steroids are synthesized. Here is where chemical modifications are made. You see as cells take up small molecules it is up to the SER to make these small toxic molecules more polar which makes the more water soluble and easily removed. Centrioles: Associated with nuclear division. Basically they help the nucleus divide. I haven't covered this in detail as it leans more toward cell division,miosis, mitosis,
I'm really thankful for your videos ,I been watching them as I prepare to take nursing entrance exam, the teas test, I feel more prepared for the science section .
Early in the video he mentioned not to actually put a magnet to the computer, and at the time the video had 257 dislikes. It was a joke that obviously misfired.
I've watched a lot of biological lessons on yt: Khan Academy, crash course, etc. Hands down, your videos, in my opinion, are the best. The way you present information from the point of how it was discovered, then deeply examining each detail with easy to understand analogies is phenomenal. Greetings from Poland Teacher! go back to uploading videos, students all around the world need you!
You are the coolest person ever. I thank you so much for all you're help. You're practically my idol. I'm going to use you for my kids, if I have kids, and even try to do an awesome podcast like you when the time comes. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much this helped me a lot. I understand these a lot more. In science we were doing these worksheets and half of it I had no clue of the organelles were. Thanks again!
Thank you for making these videos. My AP Biology teacher always refers us to your videos and even tests us on your videos. I have to say, every video is so informational and will definitely help my class on our AP exams.
To think there’s a whole universe just with one cell only and then you have organs that function together as a whole unit to make up a species of each animal and human. Totally mind blowing Especially when you understand how complex that one cell works!!
Great video. Don't forget your also teaching adults that haven't studied any sciences in a long long long long long long long long time...Thanks for your dedication.
Not to be mean or anything but if u want to skip the video all away to where he talking about cells is go to 3:52 and 5:31 if you want to skip all away head where he is talking about the organelles and their function
My results of the test (had to go back and look at 4 & 7 to remember.) 1. Nucleolus; DNA carries out task from DNA to create ribosomes which further create structural support for itself, thus creating the other parts of the cell. 2. Nucleus; Control centre of the cell, carries out tasks for the cell. Nuclear membrane; Provides structural support and protection for the nucleolus. 3. Ribosomes; make proteins 4. Vesicles; intracellular transporters 5. Rough ER; makes ribosomes (which make proteins) for the cell to further develop the cell. 6. Golgi Bodies/Apparatus; Transport centre of the cell, refines and packages macromolecules for transport. 7. Cytoskeleton; Like a bridge, provide tensional and structural support for the host cell. 8. Smooth ER; makes macromolecules. 9. Endoplasmic Reticulum; Power centre of the cell through the production of ATP. 10. Cytosol; Water storage inside plant cells. 11. Cytoplasm; liquid which organelles float in 12. Lysosome; Intracellular digestive system, which if exploded would kill it’s cell with digestive enzymes. Thanks again Paul! :)
I just dont understand why there are thumbs down... His videos are helpful for students..Thank you for making these videos Bozeman Science...Keep making them
Just a quick tip: If you really tried to use magnet to your CRT screen and you can't get rid of color stripes even with demagnetization, just use transformer soldering iron. Turn it on near the screen and slowly pull it away. It will fix the screen. Did not believe that until I saw it on my own eyes.
I was just thinking I wish my teacher was clever enough to do that instead of just put up PowerPoints with only words and then lecture us restating what is already on the slide.
My teachers explain it the way you said you were taught as a child. They could probably fit this entire video and a few more into about five minutes. I know teachers have different methods of teaching but I think the way they do it just plan laziness. As far as I am concerned I have learned a lot more from you and your videos than I ever have from my any of my teachers.
wow I hope these videos stay on here! I went to high school years ago I'm now 31 but I did poorly on my science exams.. I want to go to university in order to do that I need to go back and do refresher courses or take an exam.. the courses are expensive.. I really think I can take notes off these videos (you did amazingly well) take some practice exams online and go for the real exams, and completely skip going to school and doing this at home for free!!
You make me actually understand biology. At the end of this video I could name all of the numbered organelles AND their function without having studied anything previously. THANK YOU!!!!!
0:00 : Theme Music
0:04 : Intro
0:17 : Why Small Size?
1:01 : Cells = Not-So-Boring
2:02 : Microscopes
3:52 : Cell Types
5:19 : Looking In the Eukaryotic
5:35 : The Nucleolus
6:33 : The Nucleus
7:28 : The Ribosomes
7:58 : The Vesicle
8:16 : The Rough ER (Endoplasmic reticulum)
8:57 : The Golgi Body
9:33 : The Cytoskeleton
10:36 : The Smooth ER (Endoplasmic reticulum)
11:00 : The Mitochondria
11:34 : The Vacuole
12:03 : The Cytosol
12:18 : The Lysosome
12:58 : The Centriole
13:40 : Review and Wrap-Up
Aniston Sibley thanks
Aniston Sibley thanks man
you are a fucking legend
THANK YOU!
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I mean I am stressed for AP bio and I watch this and despite that I didn't remember a lot still it calmed me down knowing that someone out there understands it so what's stopping me. Thank you it made my day I liiterly shed a tear it was such a reliever
Endlar Filmations that's a amazing thing relief your lucky you found the right video I literally cannot find a video that explains something as well as this guy
brosdistroer it doesn't explain well nessaraly but it just is calming
Endlar Filmations hank greens crash course is pretty good. really good for super quick summary of important information
XCT_ Fit I like Bozeman more, he's a teacher and he provides real world examples
AP Bio? Try College Human Anatomy and Physiology I have to memorize 60 pages of notes for tomorrow
this man knows his stuff! amazing explanation!!
@Silvia Koss why did your operator make you comment on a video about cells lol
i guess im asking randomly but does someone know of a method to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I love any tricks you can give me.
@Thaddeus Azariah Instablaster ;)
Ikr
Why aren't are you verified
You just put my 3 hour lecture into 14 minutes.
You
Yass
He is really good
For real😂 why doesn’t school just teach everything through UA-cam videos?
its nice to know that there are still teachers out there that can still teach :D
(i wish you were my science teacher....)
me too
Do you know what he was talking about with ribosomes
the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
Cool
@@connormilliken2014 cyanide can put a stop to that pretty quick.
i was never taught how to pay tax
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I graduated from high school a decade ago and I remember just about everything in this video. It's amazing what an impression a good teacher will leave on a student's mind. You, my friend, are a good teacher 📓📝📚
+Bella Luna Hello freind !
Thank you for helping me pass my biology class....it wasn't thanks to my own professor I'll say that much. I wish there were more professors like you! : )
When you got no idea what your lecturer was talking about, this will be your solution. Great video Bozeman !
You do not understand how easier you have made my biology and chemistry A-Level lessons, thank you so much!!
u must be the best teacher ever! Thanks for uploading this!
Nya Mad Oh yes he is!
I raised my grades like 1/5th because of this video :)
u have saved so many people omg
Thanks bozeman! your videos will live on forever as the most helpful biology tool. Its like you bring this concepts that i thought were super difficult to understand and you break it down perfectly. thank you!
Best and most concise explanation of the cell I've ever seen! That was a well-spent 14 minutes. Thank you so much!
This was really helpful to me. I'm in college bio and I needed a refresher. This was explained so much better than all my other instructors in the past. Thank you.
I wasn't sure why I was learning this in college anatomy but it totally makes sense now, thank you!
Hey did you get the COVID 19 vaccine?
Mr. Anderson, thank you so much for helping me prepare and refresh my memory for the TEAS V exam. You do an excellent job of simplifying science!
I love this guy. His voice and the cadence of his voice is so soothing.
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You gay?
Admiral Ackbar it's a trap don't fall for it
U are so GAAAYYYYYYY
He should record some audiobooks.
lets be real, we're all here because it was assigned to us :P
Edit: 5 years and it's still being assigned? You know I was in high school when I made this comment, and now I'm a year and some change from getting my bachelor's in psychology.
Time sure does fly lmaooooo
Edit: Almost 6 years and it's still being assigned? Glad to see you all still have to suffer like I did lol. Anyways for the few of you that have been following this comment, I just celebrated 5 years with my girlfriend! Ty to the people that ask how I'm doing, you guys are the best
Awesomespace AMEN!!!
i have a test tmrw so
AMEN
Awesomespace What? How do you mean assigned?
Yep
amen
Thank you so much. I literally learned in 15 minutes what I couldn't learn in a three hour lecture. And I have a midterm on Monday. truly a life saver!
THANK YOU so much for sharing this! I am new to anatomy, and you really broke all this down, and explained it so well. I appreciate that so much!
I've never found a more comprehensive concise helpful introduction to cells. In fact, after pretty extensive study I've learned several things that would really have helped me along the way. I really wish I'd have found this one earlier. Totally awesome work on so many levels.
It might have been better if our biology teacher used to play this video instead of talking in the class.
Thank you so much.
Im not even lying when I say that I’m in bio 101, a college level science course for the first time, and my class is hybrid because of the pandemic. This has helped so so much!! I will definitely be watching more of your videos. Thank you so much!!
Isn’t it sad that we all pay so much money in college tuition, when after class, we all have to learn it again on our own via UA-cam? Mr. Anderson has been a lifesaver for my pre-health courses. I feel that he should be getting a chunk of my tuition instead.....
jessicauseful absolutely. It’s so frustrating because i feel I’m having to teach myself all the information. I’m failing, and that’s why i turned to UA-cam for help understanding the information. I absolutely feels he deserves some of my tuition as well.
I don't have any biology classes or tests, I just find this stuff incredibly interesting :D
Same :)
NERD
? what's wrong with being a nerd?
also how do you know that whoever wrote this comment is bOrINGLY sTuDiOuS
NERD ASS I AGREE WITH MY BOY ON TOP ! R/IAMVERRYSMART
Thanks Paul for talking to us in lingo that normal people can understand! You can really tell this guy knows what he's talking about, not just regurgitating text. Just wanted to say thanks for helping make some connections in my brain!
Thank you this helped me soo much with my essay!! And to put the in order it worked out amaizing! Got an A+ on it May God bless you... and your amaizing work! ☺️😉
do you know who aaron castillo is?
You are legit more useful than any science teacher i ever had
Very Helpful!! I don't think I ever fully understood this concept until I watched your podcast! Thanks again!
I've never seen anyone teach tour of the cell structures with this amazing level of context and interest 👏👏👏
Thank you for generously sharing! You're a really really super great teacher and have helped my understanding of this topic IMMENSELY!
this guy is awesome. i needed to refresh my mind before exams and now everything is clear as crystals also i have learn other things. Thanks a lot dude! you are simply the best!
Can I borrow your brain for my exam on Thursday? :o
Chloe Dennison luckily that was four years ago lol
how did you do on that exam by the way
yeah let us know
@@th-bf5yh 4 years later? lol
Chloe Dennison we don’t need sleep, we need answers
Just want to let you know that you got me through the hardest science ever with a B....now you are helping me with a my nutrition course! I am so glad u did these! Thank you Mr. Anderson!
your vids are still helpful while I'm in college!
drea24c Golgi
apparratus: Mainly used for packing and shipping proteins. It receives
protein containing vesicles from the Rough endoplasmic reticulum.
Vesicles are transporting sacs used to carry certain stuff so you know.
It also adds carbohydrates to proteins before shipping them off. This is
sort of like the post office of a cell.
Mitochondria: Only women have this and give it to us. This is where
cellular respiration takes place. Basically, our cells need fuel and
there is this specific type of fuel called glucose. Glucose is broken
down in the cytosol. The molecules that result after the glucose is
broken down in the cytosol then enter the Mitochondria. The Mitochondria
then changes that glucose into energy the cell can used called
ATP(Aedenosine Triphosphate). The production of the ATP using the fuel
molecules and oxygen is called cellular respiration.
Endoplasmic Reticulum: There are two types rough endoplasmic reticulum
and smooth. The main difference is one has ribosomes attached to it
which gives it a rough appearance.The RER receives only newly
synthesized proteins and transports them to where they need to go. The
inside of the RER is termed "lumen". Inside the lumen(fancy world for
saying interior of the RER). Proteins are chemically tagged and altered
to fit the role they need to be for the specific cellular functions. How
the proteins are shipped from the RER is by things called vesicles
which are like transporting pods. These vesicles(pods) are always
pinched off from the RER itself to transport the proteins. From here
they can go anywhere like ro the Golgi Apparatus where they are
inspected and shipped. The RER basically makes and synthesizes the
proteins to how they need to be, while the golgi just modifies it all
little so it can be ready. The smooth ER is where glycogen is degraded.
Here lipids and steroids are synthesized. Here is where chemical
modifications are made. You see as cells take up small molecules it is
up to the SER to make these small toxic molecules more polar which makes
the more water soluble and easily removed.
Centrioles: Associated with nuclear division. Basically they help the
nucleus divide. I haven't covered this in detail as it leans more toward
cell division,miosis, mitosis,
I'm in university and this is very helpful in my science refresher course. Thank you!
drea24c I’m in 6th grade
@@David-qv9yy thank you so so much
I'm really thankful for your videos ,I been watching them as I prepare to take nursing entrance exam, the teas test, I feel more prepared for the science section .
257 People put the magnet to their computer screens
lol
Early in the video he mentioned not to actually put a magnet to the computer, and at the time the video had 257 dislikes. It was a joke that obviously misfired.
i did it on out old tv :P stooped displaying in like a couple of months seriously don't do it
LOL
I can't stop looking at my t.v. curiosity dude can be deadly.......
The way in which you explained this really spoke to my brain. Thank you! :D
I've watched a lot of biological lessons on yt: Khan Academy, crash course, etc. Hands down, your videos, in my opinion, are the best.
The way you present information from the point of how it was discovered, then deeply examining each detail with easy to understand analogies is phenomenal.
Greetings from Poland Teacher!
go back to uploading videos, students all around the world need you!
2 lectures. We finished this in two 1 hr and 15 mins long lectures. I'm subscribing.
Thanks for the help! I wish we had more teachers like you in the world.
You are the coolest person ever. I thank you so much for all you're help. You're practically my idol. I'm going to use you for my kids, if I have kids, and even try to do an awesome podcast like you when the time comes. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much this helped me a lot. I understand these a lot more. In science we were doing these worksheets and half of it I had no clue of the organelles were. Thanks again!
Thank you for making these videos. My AP Biology teacher always refers us to your videos and even tests us on your videos. I have to say, every video is so informational and will definitely help my class on our AP exams.
Your biology teacher touched me innapropriately
To think there’s a whole universe just with one cell only and then you have organs that function together as a whole unit to make up a species of each animal and human. Totally mind blowing Especially when you understand how complex that one cell works!!
Saved me. I have a test tomorrow. You are my savior
Haven't taken a biology class since 2000. Thanks for your help!!!
+Sarah Morrison PS. I used to live in Billings. What a beautiful state.
+Sarah Morrison Billings is not a State.
Its implied that was referring to Montana, as opposed to Billings being a state.
Halina Tarapacz ^^^
Passed my Bio CLEP test with the help of your channel, Thank You!!!
75 question exam today... finished it in 25 minutes... I either had a clue or .... yeah
Great video. Don't forget your also teaching adults that haven't studied any sciences in a long long long long long long long long time...Thanks for your dedication.
This Video saves lives!
I am a "collage kid" and this Tour helped me a lot to remember . KEEP MAKING COOL CLEAR VIDEOS!!
I love when Mr. Anderson fudges the pronunciation of a word, and then laughs, lol.
This guys is awesome, he made these subjects so easy, may God bless you Dear. You are a lifesaver
Very informative and easy to follow!
(Who on earth put all these dislikes?)
Creationists.
Ones that putted magnet on computers🙊
you are a great teacher, you made biology easier to understand and fun. So keep up the great work!!
Not to be mean or anything but if u want to skip the video all away to where he talking about cells is go to 3:52 and 5:31 if you want to skip all away head where he is talking about the organelles and their function
DareOrDream thx
how would this have been rude?
Finally, after my teacher kept making us label and annotate on our own, I found something that helped! thanks!
My results of the test (had to go back and look at 4 & 7 to remember.)
1. Nucleolus; DNA carries out task from DNA to create ribosomes which further create structural support for itself, thus creating the other parts of the cell.
2. Nucleus; Control centre of the cell, carries out tasks for the cell. Nuclear membrane; Provides structural support and protection for the nucleolus.
3. Ribosomes; make proteins
4. Vesicles; intracellular transporters
5. Rough ER; makes ribosomes (which make proteins) for the cell to further develop the cell.
6. Golgi Bodies/Apparatus; Transport centre of the cell, refines and packages macromolecules for transport.
7. Cytoskeleton; Like a bridge, provide tensional and structural support for the host cell.
8. Smooth ER; makes macromolecules.
9. Endoplasmic Reticulum; Power centre of the cell through the production of ATP.
10. Cytosol; Water storage inside plant cells.
11. Cytoplasm; liquid which organelles float in
12. Lysosome; Intracellular digestive system, which if exploded would kill it’s cell with digestive enzymes.
Thanks again Paul! :)
Dustine Robinson i would give you a hug, you need more credit
❤❤❤❤ thank you God bless
I have my final tonight for Biology 156 (Human Biology/Microbiology) and this was a really great refresher for this section. Thanks!
Who down votes something thus useful?
I just dont understand why there are thumbs down... His videos are helpful for students..Thank you for making these videos Bozeman Science...Keep making them
Just a quick tip: If you really tried to use magnet to your CRT screen and you can't get rid of color stripes even with demagnetization, just use transformer soldering iron. Turn it on near the screen and slowly pull it away. It will fix the screen. Did not believe that until I saw it on my own eyes.
Honza Kuchař now i want to put a magnet on my screen to see if that works
You definitely have the support of my AP Biology teacher; she plays your videos in class instead of lecturing us, or assigning us readings.
I was just thinking I wish my teacher was clever enough to do that instead of just put up PowerPoints with only words and then lecture us restating what is already on the slide.
I'm only here because my teacher made up watch this as a homework assignment 😴😴
ILoveFnaf !- same :/
I wish I'd paid more attention to this stuff when I was your age, like 50 yrs. ago.
50 yrs ago we didnt know as much as we know now
sister location
"made up watch" Nice English!
very good video appreciate you making these videos available to the public. trying to watch all of them. again thank you
I love your science videos, I think I'm going to learn a lot!
learned quite a bit about cell biology watching the video. this video should be shown in all high school biology classes.
Great Video, To think you made this in 2012, i would say...you sir are an excellent teacher :D
I have only watched 91 seconds, but already felt the need to thank you for your work!
Good job! Thank you very much!
I would just like to say how much I appreciate your videos! They have helped me get through some pretty tough material!
good review for my test on Moonday :) thanks!
really summed up my whole lecture into 14 minutes thank you :)
got a science test tomorrow on cells, this is my revision he he
I have an AS biology exam tomorrow and this helped so much!! Thank you
so helpful and you sound just like Nate from gossip girl, which is a plus!
+Summer Waves Literally LOL'd
+Summer Waves I love his voice it is so calm and reassuring
+Summer Waves haahahaaaaa never thought of that might help me learn it more easily hahahaah
Best video I have found so far on the cell!
I feel like a robot doing the same shit over and over again every day never actually getting anywhere
My teachers explain it the way you said you were taught as a child. They could probably fit this entire video and a few more into about five minutes. I know teachers have different methods of teaching but I think the way they do it just plan laziness. As far as I am concerned I have learned a lot more from you and your videos than I ever have from my any of my teachers.
why'd i get scared when he said "DONT DO IT"
wow I hope these videos stay on here! I went to high school years ago I'm now 31 but I did poorly on my science exams.. I want to go to university in order to do that I need to go back and do refresher courses or take an exam.. the courses are expensive.. I really think I can take notes off these videos (you did amazingly well) take some practice exams online and go for the real exams, and completely skip going to school and doing this at home for free!!
My teacher: does anyone know anything about cells?
Me: tHe MiToChOnDrIa Is ThE pOwErHoUsE oF tHe CeLL!
You make me actually understand biology. At the end of this video I could name all of the numbered organelles AND their function without having studied anything previously. THANK YOU!!!!!
Watching this an hour before my bio EOC lmao wish me luck
I'm taking an AP biology test tomorrow… and you just … well… saved my life rn
2024 anyone?🗿
Yess haha I just noticed this video is 12 years old and I have a test next week on this chapter.
Got a test tomorrow wish me luck 🤞
Ya
I have a test tomorrow and this video definitely helped a lot. Thank you.
what program does he use to draw the stuff
Hi. I have a test for one my anatomy and physiology lab on Wednesday and you’re video helps me understand the cell. Thank you so much for this.
Good luck everyone on your ap exams !!
Im thankful for this channel it helps me recall my biology class
I have a crush on this dude
+Natali Zarbabyan right!
ditto
I second that!
I think we all do. Smart science boys like him and hank green make me swoon 😭
:P
Thank you .i' m here just because i love science i finished my study about 7 years . You gained a subscriber
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Russian - Спасибо
Samoan - faafetai
Scottish Gaelic - Tapadh leat
Spanish - gracias
Slovenian - Hvala vam
Sudanese - hatur nuhun
Swahili - Asante
Swedish - tack
Tamil - நன்றி
Turkish - tesekkür ederim
Ukranian - Дякую
Welsh - Diolch
Xhosa - enkosi
Yiddish - אדאנק
Zulu - Ngiyabonga
Korean _ 감사합니다
They walk? Lol. You are something great. Best teacher i ever seen. You can teach a first grader this info with no problem.
i was forced to wacth this at school help
This was so helpful. Thank you. Oraganelles have been confusing me all year and now it's just clicked!
This guy is smart.
Man your the only reason I'm passing my science courses in college, needless to say I love you.