Intracellular Organelles- The Nucleus

The easiest way to think of our nucleus is as the brain of our cell. It contains our genetic material and also regulates the construction of new proteins through the creation of mRNA's in transcription. In this tutorial we will briefly discuss the structure and primary function of the nucleus.

[@emilyheinen5146]

That was a nice basic break down! Loved the simple explanation!

[@MedicatedDedicated]

amazing, amazing!!! Simple, to the point, beautifully drawn and explained! thanks a lot.

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MedicatedDedicated You're welcome, glad it helped!

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Thank you so much for dedicating us such helpful and intriguing educational videos!!!!!

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Thank you very much! Your videos are also a very useful supplement for artists who want better understanding of the body, dancers as well as painters!

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Sorry! This was an error! I meant to put this comment to one of the skeleton videos!

[@lauraricardez1413]

Love your videos! Greetings from México!

[@Medictutorials]

+Laura Ricárdez Happy to help, Greetings from Australia!

[@JENNYJAY49]

Thanks..your video is very handy

[@Medictutorials]

JENNY JAY you're welcome :)

[@afrinb130]

can you please discuss about histone modification and gene expression and regulations and also thanks for the awesome explanation

[@Roro-dr7bg]

Hi, Thanks fór great video. Is not also tRNA made im nucleus ? Thanks

[@sarahhhhkh]

Roro Sure tRNA, rRNA and mRna are made by transcription in the nucleus.

[@mayko2468]

Is that australian accent??? 😍

[@Medictutorials]

Hayley Carter correct you are :)