Cell Cycle, Mitosis and Meiosis

[RJF2010]

Hello Mr.Anderson, Greatly appreciate the help!! but just to point this out, at 10:50 you referred to meiosis as mitosis by mistake

[begalwithcreamcheese]

Wow, a full week of my Biology class in 15 minutes that i can rewind. This is beautiful. Hahaha thanks so much!

[AmirPda97]

You made a mistake!!!!!!!! aaahhhahahahhahahahahahahahaha­ah!!!!!! (called meiosis mitosis)!!!!!

Bullfuck

[WillsonSchwerd18]

Thank you so much

[jayejayeee]

really informative and interesting

[arbynadeau]

At what stage of mitosis are the chromosomes most tightly condensed? In my test I put down prophase but I got it wrong -- they said it was in the metaphase. what are your thoughts on this?

Thanks for all the great videos! You are a lifesaver!

[RJF2010]

@arbynadeau Basically its condensed due to the presence of condensin, condensin replaces cohesin ( from s phase to m phase) its not prophase cuz generally prophase is jst to early there is no alignment of the chromosomes but in metaphase the chromosomes are aligned and condensed ( relate it to a figure it might help) hope this helps =)

[amycfang]

thank you ♥

[osbaldo1234]

I absolutely love you're videos!

[m1llernigga]

Cheers!

[its123456me]

You should be a saint

[cliff7891]

Wow, that was actually really helpful thanks.

[Kinggura1]

greaat

[Marhuss13]

Ya it should be 23 pair not 46pair but thnx u verrrrrrrrrrry much

[slacsdbrr]

Greatly appreciated!

[MaceWindu3484]

thanks so much, my bio teacher sucks!

[osbaldo1234]

@MaceWindu3484 makes it seem so much easier doesnt he! haha

[Paulo7723]

Awesome! Thank you!

[mbmccamey2]

Awesome! Better explained than my college professor!

[sekamenacerecords1]

Isn't it 23 pairs of chromosomes in a human cell, not 46?

[ellakisses]

very very helpful! perfect for my molecular cell biology midsem :|



[TheMordyS]

Second comment!!

[aurestest]

Wow thanks