This is because as humans we learn better one on one. This is why homeschooled students typically score better on tests and absorb material faster because they have all of their teacher's attention. Studies show the larger the classroom the longer it takes to teach a concept to all the students in a class.
yes you are so right about that simple explanation and basic teaching.What took my class teacher over 3hrs to teach all together and i didn't still understand
Paul Anderson has actually been to the White House and Space Camp because he won the award of "Best teacher in Montana". Congratulations and thanks for the videos, I live in East London and these videos are still relevant to me :D
Brain and muscle cells only go through mitosis once as we are developing as embryos, afterwards they stay in a perpetual G0 state, meaning that we usually stay with the same number of brain cells for the rest of our life. The reason why neurons and other cells such as these ones don't divide is because a cell has to stop performing its function as it undergoes mitosis, which is bad if the cell dividing is a neuron. Imagine if the neurons in your body begin to divide and stop performing their functions, you won't be able to send an electrical stimuli from your brain to major organs and your heart will stop beating, you're lungs will stop breathing, your brain itself will stop working and so on. That's why we have a limited number of these cells and they can't perpetually divide like the rest.
This lecture helped me pass my first A&P exam yesterday. THANK YOU SO MUCH for these. I'll definitely be back as I progress through my class, since my teacher isn't the best at lecturing...
My teacher isn't that great for Anatomy and physiology. I watched the mitosis video for the first time and I think your videos are really going to help me! You're a great teacher!!
Thanks for posting such wonderful explanations!!! You save my life, I was lost with my teacher's lecture, but you clearly gave me a right, clear, and super explanation!! Thanks again :)
your lessons are so helpful for my biology class. You make everything clear and easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time to make this videos. Please never stop makin them. Blessing ur way.
I imagine that it would be amazing to have you as a teacher for a full hour each day the entire school year. These videos do very nicely, though. Thanks for taking the time to make and upload them; they are very helpful.
Thank u so much for this video! It's really helpful:) Juz a reminder, the cytoplasmic division in animal cells occur by inward constriction of cell membrane while that in plant cells occur by outward expansion of cell plate from the middle
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I love your videos and have been watching for over a year. Thank you for jogging my memory with each new video. I appreciate what you do, thank you bozemanbiology.
I have a question that any of you may solve. Mr. Andersen mentions that brain and muscles do not undergo mitosis, but how do we get these cells originally? Seeing how mitosis changed us from a single-celled organism to a multi-cellular, chemical powerhouse, how did the "special" cells increase in quantity"?
+EliteTech When ur young u have a punch of cells called stem cells which are the main source of any cell in ur body and they are cable of forming any cell in ur body so they first copy themselves and then specialise to form these muscle or nerve cells and these stem cells decrease in number the older you get.
you are AMAZING at explaining things. You just covered the content of my second-year university lecture in a fifth of the time. and much more satisfyingly. IF you ever get bored with teaching biology (which i doubt) you should teach people how to teach!!!
00:00 Mitosis is important for exact copying of cells and ensuring DNA is in all cells. 01:55 Diploid and haploid cells have different chromosome numbers 03:54 Interphase is the longest phase of the cell cycle 05:36 Chromosomes are formed after DNA is copied during S phase 07:19 Prophase and Prometaphase are important phases of cell division 08:44 The stages of cell division 10:17 Mitosis is the process of cell division, which includes cytokinesis and leads to the formation of two identical cells. 11:48 Cancer is uncontrolled cell growth due to mutations in cancer suppressing genes.
At 11:10, Bozeman says "plant cells can't really do that, cause they have a cell MEMBRANE..." I think he meant "cell WALL"? Because animal cells also have a membrane, and the wall is probably what's preventing cytokinesis
I love your videos, and the are by far the most helpful science sources I have access to. I would just like to clarify what you say at 6:56 and say that Interphase is a stage of the cell cycle but not a stage of mitosis. I know you don't directly say that it is, but I just want to make sure that everybody knows.
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You taught me something in 13 minutes that my college professor spent 2 classes going over.
Best part is, I understood what you were actually saying.
This is because as humans we learn better one on one. This is why homeschooled students typically score better on tests and absorb material faster because they have all of their teacher's attention. Studies show the larger the classroom the longer it takes to teach a concept to all the students in a class.
yes you are so right about that simple explanation and basic teaching.What took my class teacher over 3hrs to teach all together and i didn't still understand
hes so slay
Paul Anderson has actually been to the White House and Space Camp because he won the award of "Best teacher in Montana". Congratulations and thanks for the videos, I live in East London and these videos are still relevant to me :D
when our teacher doesn't even teach and just tells us to watch these videos
+LoxoVe my teacher does the same, she has us take notes on these video's to get our grade
+LoxoVe so tru
+LoxoVe what!! r u for real?!
Yeah, I had to transfer out because my grade was so low.
That sucks:( I hope you are doing better now.
Love how we all came here cuz of our bio teachers assigning this for homework.
The Nutshack where do u school?
get off comment section and do your work! Geuss I should take my own advise too
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lol still felt five years later
You are the best professor. You talk very clear, and you explain very well. You never wasted the time of the students. May god bless you.
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The sound of the cytoplasm dividing is rather horrifying, almost demonic.
Holy shit
*H O L Y S H I T*
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I was looking for this comment
you have saved me in so many science courses i can never thank you enough! i wish my professors were half as good as you, thank you so much!
ImBiebersBarbie Indeed. Mr. Andersen is a phenomenal instructor.
Brain and muscle cells only go through mitosis once as we are developing as embryos, afterwards they stay in a perpetual G0 state, meaning that we usually stay with the same number of brain cells for the rest of our life. The reason why neurons and other cells such as these ones don't divide is because a cell has to stop performing its function as it undergoes mitosis, which is bad if the cell dividing is a neuron. Imagine if the neurons in your body begin to divide and stop performing their functions, you won't be able to send an electrical stimuli from your brain to major organs and your heart will stop beating, you're lungs will stop breathing, your brain itself will stop working and so on. That's why we have a limited number of these cells and they can't perpetually divide like the rest.
Cosme Tejeda that’s deep
Thanks
There is new research that states new neurons are formed when you properly exercise and learn. What's your thoughts here ??
U SIR ARE A GENIUS AT TEACHING!
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How to learn 40 pages in a 13:35 minutes pre-exam?
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Incredible description. All of these videos are easy to understand thanks to the logical metaphors that AREN'T "babied down". Excellent!
Thanks for helping me pass my biology tests so far!! Your videos put great visuals in my head and help me understand better!
This lecture helped me pass my first A&P exam yesterday. THANK YOU SO MUCH for these. I'll definitely be back as I progress through my class, since my teacher isn't the best at lecturing...
Our professor referred us to use you as extra help - and he was right. You are amazing
Thanks Mr Anderson. I relied heavily on your videos. They are great, brief, informative and with great delivery.
Your the best . If it wasn't for you Mr Anderson, i would never understand biology! You make Biology so great.
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7 people didn't see this until after their exam and failed...that's a bummer. Great videos! real life saver!! :)
My AP bio teacher doesn't even lecture anymore- he just assigns YOUR videos! :) Thanks Mr. Anderson!!!! Biology now makes sense.
My teacher isn't that great for Anatomy and physiology. I watched the mitosis video for the first time and I think your videos are really going to help me! You're a great teacher!!
I have a test tomorrow too,I understood more from your 13 minutes video than i did from all my class of genetics this year :)
Thanks for posting such wonderful explanations!!! You save my life, I was lost with my teacher's lecture, but you clearly gave me a right, clear, and super explanation!! Thanks again :)
Thank you for all the explanations Mr. Anderson. My Bio teacher in college doesn't even explain anything to us. He is making us teach the class.
I don't know what I'd do without your wonderful videos! Probably not get those A's I've been getting in all my classes! Thank you!!!
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I watched this in addition to the "Phases of a Mitosis" video and it helped a lot! Thanks!
I love this guy! He helps so much with HW. I like the part at 10:42, something happened in the background and it threw him off for a second.
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your lessons are so helpful for my biology class. You make everything clear and easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time to make this videos. Please never stop makin them. Blessing ur way.
"I hope this helped" my guy, you're getting me through college bio because my professor doesn't know how to explain things.
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Thank you soo much for posting these videos. I made a playlist of the topics covered in each unit and got an A on my final exam :) .
I imagine that it would be amazing to have you as a teacher for a full hour each day the entire school year. These videos do very nicely, though. Thanks for taking the time to make and upload them; they are very helpful.
And thanks for making these videos! You're doing world education a huge service.
Thank u so much for this video! It's really helpful:)
Juz a reminder, the cytoplasmic division in animal cells occur by inward constriction of cell membrane while that in plant cells occur by outward expansion of cell plate from the middle
Your videos are so helpful, please don't stop making them! The diagrams are so easy to understand!! Thank you!
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I have a biology test tomorrow and this video helped me a lot, thank you! :)
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All teachers should learn from you... thankyou so much for your ABSOLUTELY AWESOME videos. i love biology.........
I love your videos and have been watching for over a year. Thank you for jogging my memory with each new video. I appreciate what you do, thank you bozemanbiology.
I have a question that any of you may solve.
Mr. Andersen mentions that brain and muscles do not undergo mitosis, but how do we get these cells originally? Seeing how mitosis changed us from a single-celled organism to a multi-cellular, chemical powerhouse, how did the "special" cells increase in quantity"?
they're specialised cells so in g1 they leave for g0 where cells become specialised
+EliteTech When ur young u have a punch of cells called stem cells which are the main source of any cell in ur body and they are cable of forming any cell in ur body so they first copy themselves and then specialise to form these muscle or nerve cells and these stem cells decrease in number the older you get.
+EliteTech God did that
EliteTech I think they grow and split first, then specialise. He has a video called "cellular specialization", too FYI
the cells undergo mitosis in the womb and through childhood. then it stops growing for good
Your videos are FANTASTIC!!!! They will be the difference between a C- and an A+. Thanks a ton.
very easy to understand, i hav read many books concerning mitosis and meiosis, but i now understand it better, thank you very much
Thanks so much! This was extremely helpful! Good luck on anyone who has a bio test today/tomorrow
I am having an exam tomorrow, and after watching your video I have a pretty good understanding about Mitosis. Thank you sooo much!
You have the clearest and most concise videos. Thanks!
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Dear Mr. Andersen,
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Sincerely,
Your loyal youtube student :)
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you are AMAZING at explaining things. You just covered the content of my second-year university lecture in a fifth of the time. and much more satisfyingly. IF you ever get bored with teaching biology (which i doubt) you should teach people how to teach!!!
Istg this man is my entire biology schooling. Thanks man.
I needed to refresh my memory and this was perfect. Thanks.
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00:00 Mitosis is important for exact copying of cells and ensuring DNA is in all cells.
01:55 Diploid and haploid cells have different chromosome numbers
03:54 Interphase is the longest phase of the cell cycle
05:36 Chromosomes are formed after DNA is copied during S phase
07:19 Prophase and Prometaphase are important phases of cell division
08:44 The stages of cell division
10:17 Mitosis is the process of cell division, which includes cytokinesis and leads to the formation of two identical cells.
11:48 Cancer is uncontrolled cell growth due to mutations in cancer suppressing genes.
This is very helpful for my Exam tomorrow.. thank you so much Paul Andersen!
Dude I don’t know how to thank you enough fr a real help thanks man 🙏
I have my bio final tomorrow and your videos have helped me so much. Thank you!
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At 11:10, Bozeman says "plant cells can't really do that, cause they have a cell MEMBRANE..."
I think he meant "cell WALL"? Because animal cells also have a membrane, and the wall is probably
what's preventing cytokinesis
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This helped me so much! Thank you for breaking it down and explaining it thoroughly!
Seriously you need to be teacher of the year
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This made my studying a lot easier. Thanks for this video.
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I finally understood it! Thank you :)
Mr. Anderson: 11:09 should be 'cell wall'
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Wow! Your videos help me understand A LOT more than my bio lectures! Thank you so much!
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same. I hate these videos ngl
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Same I’m 8 weeks behind :/
He’s my online teacher rn lol
thank you very much for this video, i downloaded it and use it in my class, this was really helpful.
I love your videos, and the are by far the most helpful science sources I have access to. I would just like to clarify what you say at 6:56 and say that Interphase is a stage of the cell cycle but not a stage of mitosis. I know you don't directly say that it is, but I just want to make sure that everybody knows.
Thanks man now I have a good chance at passing my test tomorrow
I have a test tomorrow too!
DroppingTheBrilliance Now I have one tomorrow! Dumb school :-/
Emily DancingQueen Yeah I have Mid Terms next week! We have to study a ton! Good luck on your test tho :)
Thanks! My midterm is next week to! College Prep Bio is a killer exam I hear........ Good luck on yours!
Alright I'm on a Bozeman Science binge for the 2020 AP Bio exam... let's get it and praise Mr. Anderson when we get a 5
These videos are definitely useful for our science class
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