Actual Footage of Cell Division (Kidney Cells)
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2017
- Regrading your question: one cell dividing into 3 cells. It's actually dividing into 2 cells and not 3 cells, except that one of the daughter cells will have two nuclei instead of one nucleus, hence we call them binucleated cells. If you watch the video carefully, you'll notice that too. How does it happen? Some cells contain three or more centrioles (these are cylindrical organelles involved in the development of spindle fibres during cell division), resulting in multiple poles. This leads to the cells pulling chromosomes in many directions that end in multiple nuclei found in one cell.
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0:00: Prophase
0:02: Metaphase
0:04: Anaphase.
0:05: Telophase + Cytokinesis.
Prophase- -chromosomes condense and become visible in the nucleus. Nucleolus disappears and nuclear membrane breaks down. Pair of centrioles move to the pole to the cell. Proteins begin to form spindle fibres which attach to each centromere of each chromosome and the move to centre of the cell
Metaphase- Spindle apparatus is complete. Chromosomes are lined up on the equator(centre)
Anaphase- Centromeres divide into two and spindle fibres shorten which causes the sister chromatids to move to the poles.
Telophase - Sister chromatids are at the poles and spindle apparatus breaks down. Chromosomes uncoil back to their chromatin state. (DNA coiled around proteins called histones) . Nucleolus reappears and nuclear membrane reforms. Mitosis is complete and the cell proceeds into cytokinesis
Cytokinesis - The central cell membrane is pulled inwards by the cytoskeleton which creates
a groove or furrow which gradually deepens. And eventually the membranes fuse to form two identical cells
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@@Brocoli_35 OMG THANK YOU
Someone forgot Prometaphase...
There is an intermediate stage between prophase and metaphase called "Prometaphase", when the cromosomes are full condensed but they still being organised by microtubules until they form the metaphase plate.
Thank you so much for explaining the binucleated cells in the description! Really interesting video.
God
Perfect timing to see this video because my biology teacher recently taught me about this. -Just saying.
thank you kanye, very cool
That’s crazy
This mitosis is so awesome !! The cytokinesis was soooo satisfying
True story
@@gabrielayala98 LMAOOOOO ur here too tho ;/
@@gabrielayala98 Nah he just saving himself for the lord can I get an A MEN
@Soumya we are everywhere 😂😂
@@memelordtm355 i dont get it?
Im more amazed at the spindle fibers, looks really cool
Our professor showed us your video, that's just amazing
God
Excellent footage! What type of fluorophores did you use? Thanks!
this is both terrifying and interesting as fuck at the same time
God's work
absolutely beautiful videos!
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis *.*
Tufayel Miah what about g1 s and g2 don't forget growth and synthesis phases
Mitosis
Plz Gave time stamp
And interphase with g1, synthesis, and g2.
mitosis
Beautifoul. Thank you!
Hashem, I love your work!
0:36
that satisfying part when you rip apart a piece of slime. :p
This is epic!!
God
In quarantine and was assigned this vid it was actually reaLly cool
I was assigned this exact same video as well.
Amazing creator
Amazing.....
The most wonderful process in all the universe
Wow the spindle fibre is so beautiful
I'm amazed by this cell division but I'm still wondering how they get footage of this? Like what cameras do they use that's powerful enough to zoom in that close?
Beats me, but they actually have cameras to view literal atoms. You can find a video explaining the camera, I assume they used something similar to it
They use microscopes! There are atom microscopes as well, but they are HUGE machines!
they use electron microscopes
I would love to learn how to do this! Are there any videos on how to use this technique? Thanks so much!
I found this video after watching your video.
@@stevenrwh Wow that's awesome! Hoping more people start exploring this method for looking at cells. Quite spectacular and something I could watch for hours. Would love to replicate this in high definition.
@@stevenrwh Di you have the link to the video you found?
@@Microscopy1 The video I was talking about is on the founded Earth Brothers channel.
They likely used fluorescent protein labelling by adding the gene for proteins like GFP (from a species of jellyfish) into the DNA of tubulin proteins, then grew the cells and used fluorescent imaging to produce what you're seeing. It's used a lot in biochemistry, drug discovery etc. Very cool stuff
Thank you vey much 🤗🥰👍🏻
hello sir. A very awesome video you have there. I had a question. Can I use your video in my video lecture about mitosis? I'm actually making a lecture series and I thought your video clearly illustrates the process of mitosis. I'll give you full credits along with putting proper links in the description. It'll be very kind of you. Thank You
God
how did your lecture go broski
3 years later, we still don't know if he got an A
Very good, but it would help if you have a caption below...1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 4 weeks, etc.
i could watch this allllll day :)
R u Steve Rogers ?
It's like a really intense game of tug o' war...or like a pack of animals going after the same food source till they each get a piece and angrily go their separate ways. Love life.
God
can I use a part of this video for a music video of mine? only the picture, very changed.
thank you, great video.
Creative forces?
Nein nein nein!!!!
amazing!!!!
This is why I want to do something in biology as an occupation. Looks at how interesting it is!
kania watkins lab work is kinda dull tho
@@redache467 i agree but sometimes results can be satisfying btw i know its been a year sorry for responding so late
God's design
@@redache467 Oh it is? Ik I’m two years late but I’m already taking AP bio so 🤷♀️ so far it’s been fun and challenging
Music for this is perf 👌🏼
@@doghon7520 I'd love to know what the music is.
It sounds like something that Carbon Based Lifeforms would produce. All their stuff is like this, absolutely amazing ambient music.
This is happening inside all of us right now.
سبحان الخالق العظيم
سبحان الذي خلق كل شيء فابدع بخلقه .
This is the creator
How was looking at cell division possible?
I love this video I show it in my Biology classes! The kids always ask....Is this at actual speed? And do you know what type of animal cell this is?
human kidney cell
That looks like a mouth opening, then separating.
What is the original source of this video? i.e. from what scientific publication?
muy bien
This is soooo Cool!
Cool?
The almighty God's work
What's that green force pulling them apart?
what cellular structure is green and which is red?
Great
Did one of the cells split into three?
The chromosomes seem to line up at the equator of the cell with some degree of intelligence. How do they know to do all this with no brain of their own?
@johnnytheprick even worse, look up “your bodies molecular machines” on UA-cam. We literally have millions of molecule sized robots with humanoid legs that carry out complex tasks and even have enough intelligence to move out of each others way and step over each other when passing by, all inside of each cell in our body.
This is not sci-fi, this is real life.
God’s really giving biologists a challenge figuring that one out.
@johnnytheprick ??? I was just recommended a video bro. I was agreeing with you.
God knew
your video is so satysfying 😍🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🙀
Hashem Al-Ghailia is this actual microscope footage of real cells lit by laser or something to make visible? Pls explain
0:18 what? Three cells?
Redache two cells, one is a binucleated cell
Denny Hamrick interesting, is that a human cell?
@@redache467 Yeah, usually it happens because of a mistake in the process and the cells don't reproduce again. It's very common for cancer cells to have more than one nucleus though
@@dennyhamrick2552 is that a cancer cell??
0:14 This could be a way how cancer occurs... when there is more then 2 centrioles formed in the cell tearing chromosomes apart, creating defective cells...
What gets me is after the nucleus splits the protoplasm then "chooses sides", then the cell wall seals up. There has to be something telling some to go left, and some to go right.
God is the one in control here just look at it, it's indeed magic before our very eyes is it not?
Absolutely
Its literally just whatever is closest. So the protoplasm near the leftmost cell goes left because that is the route requiring the least energy to reach equilibrium.
@@JayEspinelVazquez no, it isn't.
The same way you can always say that a product has a manufacturer, you should be able to accept the fact that you are made by your Creator. And know that this Creator is in need of nothing, All-Powerful, in complete control of the creation, and there is nothing like Him nor is there any partners associated with Him and He is Allah (God).
Why are the other cells dimmer compared to the one thats performing mitosis?
I believe the cell wall literally becomes more transparent when they are about to divide, but I could be wrong
This is sped up right? If so by how much?
Pen & Blade no that's real time
is that real time or slowed down or speed up in any way?
Its speed up
hermano, media hora metiendome a la wea de SM pa ver esta mierda.
Nice video bro, keep it up!
POV: You just got into Cells and Life science at school.
my biology teacher is making us watch this on our phones in class rn
Life is a series of thousands of tiny miracles, notice them.
What microscope is it?
Just a small question if this is natural biological cell reproduction and growth of a cell undergoing mitosis or meosis then anything that permeates the cell membraine is a virus yes? If this is so now think instead of nano or pico scopic but macroscopic or giga or yota scopic of a man and woman
Omg that so incredible
Yes!!!
energy vibration and information
Wow!!!!
Did I allucinate or at time 0:20 there is a cell that divide in three?
Regrading your question: one cell dividing into 3 cells. It's actually dividing into 2 cells and not 3 cells, except that one of the daughter cells will have two nuclei instead of one nucleus, hence we call them binucleated cells.
@@Therobertgameryt what happened before they divided? Did the chromosomes copy three times?
fantasztikus .
I like to entertain the thought that the Big Bang, an expanding universe, and a multiverse can all be seen here.
soo cool
Thank you my Creator!!!
What happened when it made 3 cells - was that like an error?
soooooooooo cool
My teacher has explained how mitosis occurs ❌
Mitosis occurs as per what my teacher explaination✅
Wow...😲😮
phone: yeeted
mind: exploded
brain: smart
What’s the song?
We played this in class and if I don’t find out what song this is I may become a lunatic. Pls drop link
Yo it’s so much faster than I first thought
Paladin Danse they speed up the process I think mitosis takes a few days to occur
@@TooKiwi about two hours actually
this video is sped up. it takes around 1 hour to complete one cell cycle
they look so funky i swear
One question:
How long would the process of mitosis actually take? (obviously the recording has been sped up)
a little bit late but if you still want the answer : about 1 hour
whats the time scale?
I would also like to know this. I suspect it could actually be real time, or possibly slightly sped up, but not significantly sped up. You can search "mitosis in real time" to see these stages happening very quickly.
how many watts
they vibrate then split up ike a sound frequency does
Hashem your channel is super unique and amazing, keep going.
But I just want to remind u that it's better not to have music in ur vids
mute it if it's so troublesome to you...
@@fran4412 you know actually that’s smart, I didn’t think about it 3 years ago
Soy Juan Pablo colegio b la esperanza 😎😎😎😎
When does the two sister chromosome start to appear ?
do that music also produced🤣lol
Stranger things music? This is really cool! Are those electricity? Sorry I don't understand a thing. But I love to learn
Its like the magic 😍
God!
Process so fast, but the procedure so huge.
Do they act that fast? Or the video is just sped up?
KeroPH this fast, most likely quicker
@@WindowsLover44 oooooh ok
Cells be like:
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@ 0:15 one cell divides into 3 cells almost simultaneously. My Biology lecturer must have forgotten to tell me that was possible!
It’s not!!!! It could be a cancer cell!
it is only 2 cells but one has two nuclei, i forgot what it was called and why it happens, But I can assure you it is NOT dividing into 3 individual cells
God at work
@@ironsandhammers359| There is actually such thing as tripolar mitosis (as in three nuclei resulting), but it usually happens in cancer cells.
So that might indeed be a cancer cell, but cytokinesis doesn't need to happen. Mitosis is just nuclear division, not the whole cellular division process.
Sir it is taking very fast..
wow
Allah is great! What a design, what an art...
You can see the chromosomes split into two, so cool
God is beyond our comprehension; cool is understatement
Looks as if there is consciousness acting there. Especially since Penrose and Hameroff are talking about some relation between consciousness and microtubules in the brain. If there is such a connection, then it must be everywhere, including in cell division.
Consciousness inside cellular life? Ya think?
@@AstralApple Consciousness is all there is. Even if it is not per se "inside cellular life", it is still responsible for it in one way or another.
@@ROForeverMan I know. I was busting your chops. I know consciousness is everywhere and everything and therefore its inexistence should be understood.
prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase.
I this filmed in superhero Hulk's body?
people are so impressed smh it looks like satan's jaw splitting in half
damnn that's sick
theres a cell that dividen into 3
Any cells with Micronucleus? 😃😃
Our Creator is so amazing 💞💕✝️💯
We’re merely minute expressions of the universe
One of the cels JUST split IN THREE