EPITHELIAL TISSUES HISTOLOGY ANATOMY Skin; Intestine; Professor Fink

[SuperDogbrown]

love the video really good

[ericajjful]

you have some great stuff here

[msjessypp]

i enjoyed this vid

[TheSpikeystuff]

i enjoyed this vid

[retox]

Thanks, this is helpful. And thanks for putting up with dumb people asking for the name of the song when it's clearly stated underneath the video and people asking you to make future videos without music.

[Eszterlanc01]

nice, helps training my eyes to recognize them quicker

[saiesha97]

thank it was really helpful and is also better than the textbook

[shasha1096]

Thks Professor Fink



[princessmaree79]

While I feel the video is fantastic the music is somewhat of a distraction.

[moeturtle]

Love Tears for Fears! I listened to the song first and went back to look over the tissues.

[professorfink]

No; it really is simple cuboidal epithelium that makes up much of the walls of the renal tubules in the Kidneys [seen in cross-section]. (Stratified cuboidal epithelium is not found in the Kidneys at all.)

[SWEETSAPPHIRE70]

@professorfink , I like your videos very much but i think on this one i could of used less music and more voice telling us what we were looking at ,, and it also went to fast the speed should be slowed down a bit ,, tysm for all your videos they are fantastic

[rajhetti6]

dude that was not simple cuboidal epithelium thats stratified cuboidal epithelium

[19plo]

@rajhetti6 no it is simple because in each of the circles, theres only one layer of cuboidal cells

[someCNGNOW]

Gret pics - music takes away from presentation.

[kammman99]

great music, please identify the musician, thanks

[professorfink]

@kammman99

Tears for Fears; "Goodnight Song"

[anterlic]

-.- damn it

i wanted to use this video on my presentation but thnx for your music ... i can't <_<

[pooey234]

@anterlic perhaps mute the sound?

[anterlic]

@pooey234 yup one of the solutions that i may use xD

but i'm done with that presentation  since January

[SteU4IA]

iunno the music was calming, which is good because my head is going to explode studying for midterms.

[TheKap1an]

Its amazing how the Quran indicated that theres something in the human skin that feels pain 1400 years ago,

[kawaiinitz31]

this is really helpful. thanks :)

[alsodiri]

thank you but next time without music please >> weating for your new

[professorfink]

Try muting (turning-off) the sound!

-- professor fink

[kristinesbluebird]

@professorfink luved the tears for fears!

[emerson24]

@alsodiri The song is awesome. MUTE if you don't like it. With problem solving skills like that, what are you even doing in this arena?

[YOQUIEROAMIMAMA]

thanx a bunch

[hateandlove1988]

why can u be my bio 180 prof

[jen6leroy]

Thanks for the video... After sitting in a human anatomy lab for 3 hours and having no idea what I was looking at through the microscope. This video definitely helped I can really see the differences now.

Keep em coming!!!!!!!!

[heavymetal666death]

song is definately distracting xD xD haha but pretty good.

[annakolod]

You're awesome! Please share more videos! Thank You So Much !!!

[cmo5066]

this is a great video. Thank you so much for sharing you knowledge.

[arediana54]

Thank you for taking the time to make this!

[zethiopia]

thank you ! it was helpful

[BanPhotoRadar]

Good video but the music is distracting. Would prefer you discuss the information.

[meni8919]

Good video!

Thanks professor :D