Spermatogenesis | Reproductive system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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Another function of the tight junctions is to protect the haploid cells from our own immune system because they only have half the chromosomes so the body thinks it’s foreign.
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thank you martin :)
That is called as BTB: Blood testis barrier.
Yes! If you watch Ninja Nerds video on Speematogenesis, you will find that information there. He speaks on that in his video. That’s why it’s important to watch a few different video’s when learning this material! 😊
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All too often, this gets negated when one first learns about meiosis; ie, first there's mitosis of cells that give rise to meiosis. Thank you so much for the great explanation.
The right junction between basal and ablumenal is correctly named blood testis barrier, i case you want to dig further more.
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thanks buddy
You have a good calm voice, It's kind of better to understand everything because of that (Y)
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Another point, the tight junction forms the Blood Testis Barrier (BTB) to prevent the immune system to attack on newly formed secondary spermatocyte (as they are haploid)
Human creation in Quran
وَلَقَدۡ خَلَقۡنَا ٱلۡإِنسَٰنَ مِن سُلَٰلَةٖ مِّن طِينٖ
We have created man from an extract of clay.
(Surah Al-Mu'minun, verse 12)
ثُمَّ جَعَلۡنَٰهُ نُطۡفَةٗ فِي قَرَارٖ مَّكِينٖ
Then We made him a sperm-drop in a firm resting place.
(Surah Al-Mu'minun, verse 13)
ثُمَّ خَلَقۡنَا ٱلنُّطۡفَةَ عَلَقَةٗ فَخَلَقۡنَا ٱلۡعَلَقَةَ مُضۡغَةٗ فَخَلَقۡنَا ٱلۡمُضۡغَةَ عِظَٰمٗا فَكَسَوۡنَا ٱلۡعِظَٰمَ لَحۡمٗا ثُمَّ أَنشَأۡنَٰهُ خَلۡقًا ءَاخَرَۚ فَتَبَارَكَ ٱللَّهُ أَحۡسَنُ ٱلۡخَٰلِقِينَ
Then We turned the sperm-drop into a clot, then We turned the clot into a fetus-lump, then We turned the fetus-lump into bones and We clothed the bones with flesh; thereafter We developed it into another creature. So glorious is Allah, the Best of the creators.
(Surah Al-Mu'minun, verse 14)
Thanks
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I believe in the same religion but we should respect that other people don't.
Don't put anything religious in a place where we are trying to study,
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one of the clearest and most straightforward vids i’ve ever watched. thank you so much!
Thank you so much! Now, onto oogenesis!
after 8 years , you just safed me !! i'm in my last year and you just answer all my questions , thank you so much
HELL YEAH! IT'S JST AWESOME THANK U SIR FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL EXPLANATION!!✌
Cant appreciate enough! Thank you Sir
One comment on the 2nd meiosis relative to 1st meiosis. The 1st meiosis goes from 1 diploid cell (46 chromosomes pairs) to 2 haploid cells (23 single chromosomes), the 2nd meiosis goes from 1 haploid cell (23 single chromosomes) to 2 haploid cells (23 single chromosomes). Making 4 spermatides from 1 primary spermatocyte in total.
I understand if this is what you are trying to make a point out of, but its a bit obscure to people who only watch this video.
There are still 23 singles in the 2nd meiosis, as it was in the 1st, why comment that there is 23 singles in the 2nd, like there would be a difference when there isnt?
Why is it not mentioned that there is a 2nd meiosis? (its only written and highlighted once and not for both meiosises)
Awesome. Thank You.
How about, please, some information on the stories of people's observations and discoveries of all this?
Great videos! Many thanks.
I've been struggling with this topic and this video made it so clear, especially in the part where the number of chromosomes was explained. Thank you!
Please note this video contains sexual content? tf lmaoo
I knew someone was gonna mention this
Me to 😂
did'nt
it say sexual HEALTH content?
Had to turn back
well explained! this content creator should receive salary instead of some teachers who don't even teach..
Thank you, very helpful!
great video.
Great video Vishal and Khan Academy! Super helpful
Thanks
Simple. Thank you.
Please don't use squeeze and testes in the same sentence. Gives me the heebee jeebees! LOL!
This video is excellent !
From 4:20 Is there any pathological conditions where the spermatogonium divides and both differentiate, leaving no spermatogonium behind
Very helpful!
Thank you ,it's very helpfull
Great video thank you!
Where does sperm DNA come from and how does it get damaged over years since they gets replaced very frequently? Why do Yamanaka factors not bring reproductive cells to pluripotency?
Great video, thank you very much!! (:
hi I have it written in my textbook that the second split of the sperm cell is still mitosis. I think this is contrary to your video where you indicate it is meiosis and first meisos division doesn't occur till after primary spermatocytes . Can you please confirm this or do I have it incorrect? I feel like you might be slit in mitotic proliferation?
+Grits420 The first split is mitosis, the second split is meiosis 1, followed by meiosis 2 being the third where the immature sperm cells are formed
Excellently explained
very nice video!
Nice!
Amazing and effective work! Well done. Keep it up. And Thanks :D!
thanks
Please always try to improve your voice volume
when it becomes spermatosit primer, why the cell can be bigger than before?
nice
this video is amazing
Why the chromosomes aren't XY since it's male gamete 7:27 ?
Those are not X, they're the shape of chromosomes
Can anyone tell what kind of software programs are used to produce videos like this ? is it a simple paint program maybe or something else?
Mohamed Mekkawi i think it's called yahoo doodle or something like that
your audio is always very low
Watching it makes mine hurt for some reason.
WHAT?!
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but did i ask?
No you didn't, but others did