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short, succinct, to the point, animated. No unnecessary comments that take up time or throw me off. Thank you so very much for this and so many other videos.
@@Abdullah-co8zj why should it be god? which god would it even be? complexity increases when many simple things which are able to work together fuse into one thing. it doesn’t need god
Literally one of my favorite teaching videos. I watched it when I took A&P, again in pathophysiology, and again in graduate level pathophysiology lol! Such a simple refresher that talks about the essential steps in muscle contraction. Thank you.
This animation is amazing. This helps me connect all that I'm learning together so that it makes sense. Thank you so much for your work in making this animation available for anyone. You are truly the best!
I am not a medical student or professional. Just a patient in pain going to physical therapy who was just told that 7I likely have Actin Myosin Crossbridge. All the info out there is confusing and difficult to understand. This was the easiest to understand for anyone not in a medical profession! Thank you!
I'm preparing for my neet exam (Medical entrance exam in india) and your videos helping me a lot to understand those concepts.. how can i tell you that how much you helping me by providing this types of awesome visualised animation.
You're making my first semester at med school a bit easier. Best video I've watched on this process so far. Thanks a lot from Germany! Edit in 2022: since I'm still getting replies to this comment, just fyi, I'm taking my written final exams in April 2023 and I'll be a doctor after a practical year and one more oral exam in April 2024. And I've forgotten all about the cross bridge cycle lmao Edit in 2024: My final exam is actually in June, I just didn't quite know how it works two years ago lmao Final edit in June 2024: I'm a doctor! I'll start my residency in anesthesiology in October 🥳
@@postmelon645 wow haha this took me aaall the way back! it's actually 3 years now, i just wrote this at the end of the 1st semester that's probably why it says 2. and it's amazing, I'm loving it! I've seen and done so many amazing things already! I've already forgotten everything about muscle contraction though haha
@@airotkiv that's great! I'm in my 3rd year of medical school too now. Lol don't worry, even I forgot all about muscle contractions, that why I watched this video today
لك عاش 👏 اختصرتلي شرح ساعتين من محاضرة الدكتور ، لو كل الدكاتره يشرحولنا بهيج طريقه مبسطه و سريعه بدال حبست الساعتين و اخير شي تطلع مصدع و ما فاهم شي ، الحمد لله على نعمة اليوتيوب و كوكل ❤
Thnks you for such video .i have my exam today and i just clicked on this video and surprise your 2 min video make me to gain 5 marksin my anatomy exam just before my exam ..thanks that i watched it on the right tym
I keep thinking about this concept every time I pick up my pencil to write, use my fingers to type or scroll, or just get up to stretch throughout the entire process of studying. It's just like, "Oh, this is what's happening in my body at this exact moment."
Thankyousomuch like I was trying to understand it from months reading NCERT again and again askin this doubt from teachers but still not able to solve it and you just solved it in 3 minutes Thankyouusomuch ✨
me reading the comments: "thankyou for helping us for med school" le class 11 students in india: a whole topic regarding this in biology textbook ps.. thanks for this great video. it summed up the whole topic in 3 minutes!
I was reading this on my textbook, but no matter what I do, I cannot grasp what it was describing even though it has pictures of the process. Thanks to this video I am now able to gain a little more understanding of what I am studying
Additional info: Nerve impulse are transferred via the T-tubules from the sarcolemma It is the Troponin C that the Calcium ion binds to (4 Calcium ions per one Troponin C)
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This is my 2 hour class in less than 3 minutes 🤯🤯
Thats so true
Sad truth
Fucking truth
RIGHT
So true
I spent 9 hours yesterday trying to grasp this concept. Thank you for summing it up in 2 minutes!!!
Lol😂
Find a good teacher..
My teacher taught this in less than a minute!! 🤡
@@harshrai2679 that's good for you! consider yourself blessed.
I know right? I had it backwards the entire time 😂😂😂
Really?
Are u single?
A salute to the person who studied all this and introduced us with this concept.
short, succinct, to the point, animated. No unnecessary comments that take up time or throw me off. Thank you so very much for this and so many other videos.
i literally made notes from the narration
your standards sure are low.
Its crazy how this all happens in nano seconds
Qocoshu the body has been refined through natural selection over thousands of years. Modern firearms have not.
@@yesimfunatparties9337 Well if body developed all these structures, would the primitive men be paralysed maybe?
so, we can say that there is a god
@@Abdullah-co8zj why should it be god? which god would it even be?
complexity increases when many simple things which are able to work together fuse into one thing. it doesn’t need god
@@manofgod7622
So how all this happen in the first place?
By chance?
By nature?
I don't think so
When ADP is there - cross bridge forms. (+)
When ATP is there - cross bridge breaks. (-)
When atp is there : detaches
phosphate is released : reattaches
Adp is released : moves
Then again ATP
ATP decomposes into ADP and Pi
Literally one of my favorite teaching videos. I watched it when I took A&P, again in pathophysiology, and again in graduate level pathophysiology lol! Such a simple refresher that talks about the essential steps in muscle contraction. Thank you.
I'm so mad this concept was easily explained in 2 minutes as opposed to my class lectures with over 8 hours of content. SO THANK YOU
My teacher was juz amazing then❤❤
This 2 minute video did a better job than what my professor did in a hour
This animation is amazing. This helps me connect all that I'm learning together so that it makes sense. Thank you so much for your work in making this animation available for anyone. You are truly the best!
I am not a medical student or professional. Just a patient in pain going to physical therapy who was just told that 7I likely have Actin Myosin Crossbridge. All the info out there is confusing and difficult to understand. This was the easiest to understand for anyone not in a medical profession! Thank you!
I'm preparing for my neet exam (Medical entrance exam in india) and your videos helping me a lot to understand those concepts.. how can i tell you that how much you helping me by providing this types of awesome visualised animation.
Same here buddy. Let's crack it!! 💪🏻
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I'm preparing for mdcat medical entrance in Pakistan 😊 best of luck bro
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I'm a neet aspirant too😁, watching this for my weekly exam and this helped a lot.
You're making my first semester at med school a bit easier. Best video I've watched on this process so far. Thanks a lot from Germany!
Edit in 2022: since I'm still getting replies to this comment, just fyi, I'm taking my written final exams in April 2023 and I'll be a doctor after a practical year and one more oral exam in April 2024. And I've forgotten all about the cross bridge cycle lmao
Edit in 2024: My final exam is actually in June, I just didn't quite know how it works two years ago lmao
Final edit in June 2024: I'm a doctor!
I'll start my residency in anesthesiology in October 🥳
Thanks for watching!
2 years in, hows it going buddy?
@@postmelon645 wow haha this took me aaall the way back! it's actually 3 years now, i just wrote this at the end of the 1st semester that's probably why it says 2. and it's amazing, I'm loving it! I've seen and done so many amazing things already! I've already forgotten everything about muscle contraction though haha
@@postmelon645 idk why but your comment made very happy
@@airotkiv that's great! I'm in my 3rd year of medical school too now. Lol don't worry, even I forgot all about muscle contractions, that why I watched this video today
Yesterday I spent 8 hours, and now I just learned in a few minutes, thank you
This 2 and a half minute video just taught me more than my 3 hour lecture.
لك عاش 👏 اختصرتلي شرح ساعتين من محاضرة الدكتور ،
لو كل الدكاتره يشرحولنا بهيج طريقه مبسطه و سريعه بدال حبست الساعتين و اخير شي تطلع مصدع و ما فاهم شي ، الحمد لله على نعمة اليوتيوب و كوكل ❤
Great description. It's really clarifying to see the molecules interact like this. Thank you
تلخيص جامد 😂❤
دكتور احمد الجوهري
Short. Straight to the topic. Perfect
First semester at med school, lots of gratitude from Greece!
this is seriously one of my most favorite videos on the internet
Ikr- Explained well
@@tanvi2618 hey army hahaha
2 min is equal = 4 hours class
Thanks for animation ❤️
Hours of concepts in such a small video. Can't thankyou enough ❤️
Probably one of the best educational videos, I have ever watched. It’s very easy to understand with the animation, love it
Animation makes learning easier
My mentor takes 2hrs to complete this topic but after seeing this my illusion level increased .... Thanku soo much🙏☺️✨🔥
Thankyou so much that was very helpful
Spent 2 hours grasping the concept from the text. Finally understood this. Now, I can go through the text and learn.
As a visual learner, I love this!
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Aziz al şu patsoları
You just helped a medical student 🥺🙏 thank you soo much…. Much love Zambia 🇿🇲
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Best taught by NOMESH GOPALANI SIR 🎉
This will definitely make my first physiology exam easier. Thank you so much! Mexico says hi
This video helped me a lot with studying for my physiology exam. Thanks from Canada.
I am a MMC Student...i am understand this concept very much... tq u for this video
I return to this video at every stage of my learning progress
Simple animation, easy to forget
Lots of things gained for 3 minutes,thank so much you saved my time .
Thnks you for such video .i have my exam today and i just clicked on this video and surprise your 2 min video make me to gain 5 marksin my anatomy exam just before my exam ..thanks that i watched it on the right tym
Thank you so much
It's help a lot 😊
Lots of love from INDIA 🇮🇳
I am very thankful to this video
And now I get it. Thanks. I'm gonna watch this video every time I have an exam.
This really helped my 11th grade neet preparation
Oh my God such a impressive explanation 👏👏👏
Thank you 🥰❤️
Unimaginable Really whole Lecture Of More Than 2 Hours iN 2 minutes 😮❤
Thank u so much ur videos are very helpful for us here in Algeria as medical students
Thank you so much! these 2 minutes were precious 😁💛
I really like it. After watching this video , my confusion regarding power stroke is to be vanished.♥️✨
It's crazy that this process takes place in our bodies at any given moment, and that it never fails. Life is bizarre.
Life is multi fucken level complex*
And still people don't believe in The Creator, God Almighty.
I keep thinking about this concept every time I pick up my pencil to write, use my fingers to type or scroll, or just get up to stretch throughout the entire process of studying. It's just like, "Oh, this is what's happening in my body at this exact moment."
Thanks to anatomy, now I know how amazing our bodies are.
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Thank you. This is a concept in our 11th class books. Love from India.
One must say (I love your teaching) after watching this
I saw this video two times and now I am totally understanding the concept. Thank you 😊😁
Thankyousomuch like I was trying to understand it from months reading NCERT again and again askin this doubt from teachers but still not able to solve it and you just solved it in 3 minutes Thankyouusomuch ✨
Excellent demonstration for something words cant do
Thanks for such good video. This is truly understandable one, than any other video i saw
OMG this video was so good. This video did a better job at teaching than the 1 hour my teacher took!!
thank you so much... reading the book i was going mad and this made it so easy for me to understand... 😊
Ayushi Verma
Ayush verma...........
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Best video ever on this concept!!!
Just so thank ful to your youtube channel for making me life easy
thanks!!! I can finally have a short and clear mental video of this in my head!!
Thanks a lot for the video, it was very comprehensible
She made this thing look very very simple. Thank you😌🤝
Did I just find the best video for this topic
Thanks from Egypt ❤️🦋🇪🇬
Best video ive found so far! Thank you
3d visualization is verry help ful of better understanding
I understand science lessons through these types of videos and they don't know how I excel in this subject. It's a nice secret that I want to keep. 😊
Incredible video. What I seemed to not understand became so clear with this video! Thank you
This 3minutes video is >>>>>>>than 3hours classes. 🙏
I have a exam for tomorrow and i watch this video that is the best video to lern and understand❤
Best animation for this topic so far👍🏼😍
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Verrrrry nicely explained
Thank you so much
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saved hours of studying
Thanks for this animation. It helps a lot.
Thank you so much for this! Great animation, it certainly made it easier for me to understand.
Straight to the point.. making my sem easier..❤
me reading the comments: "thankyou for helping us for med school"
le class 11 students in india: a whole topic regarding this in biology textbook
ps.. thanks for this great video. it summed up the whole topic in 3 minutes!
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I Wasn't understanding but now I'm very understand that
Thank you 😊
Am in high-school rn and this really helped me with my biology class..thanks!
wooow you literally saved my time and effort
Tremendous work indeed ! Thou have explained about 1 or 2 paragraphs in just a few minutes and animated the concept as well.
Thank you for making the animation. Made it very clear to understand
Ty so much I was not able to understand the ATP concept , but you cleared my concept
This just saved me for my exam . I was stuck on this subject for awhile
Amazing video in less than 3 minutes .
Yeah! My doctor referred...it was helpful 😊
The way of teaching made easy
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Very Good Explanation 👍
I was reading this on my textbook, but no matter what I do, I cannot grasp what it was describing even though it has pictures of the process.
Thanks to this video I am now able to gain a little more understanding of what I am studying
Thank you so much for the lovely explanation 💗☺️ Love from india ❤️
How it's possible in nano second 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Additional info:
Nerve impulse are transferred via the T-tubules from the sarcolemma
It is the Troponin C that the Calcium ion binds to (4 Calcium ions per one Troponin C)
Amazing struggle to understand this for many days🎉
Amazing... This is exactly what I needed. Thank you 😊
omg i might actually pass my anatomy test tomorrow