@manhidnatao I think it is illustrating conduction down the neurone, and how there is a net movement of positive charge into the axon as the action potential is propogated. This is because sodium influx (sodium ions carry a single positive charge) is greater than potassium efflux ( potassium ions are positive also). It is also important to note that it is illustrating an unmyelinated neurone, as it occurs across the entire length of the axon. Hope that helps :) x
@Brocaserter did you check out the new one from this year? whoa... so much more detailed pics. Sadly, not on the brain section. :) All the other organs in excruciating detail, but not the most important one. It bugs me.
@alxivanov No, I didn't check it out ;) Yes, very sad that there isn't one on the brain section... I have only the brain atlas, of course other organs are great, but the brain is the most important one :)
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Neurotransmitters binds with the receptors of the post synaptic cells... that allows Sodium ions to get in the post synaptic cells...is that required for the next action potential?
@atph120890 no the + signs just means positively charged ions. when an action potential occurs, the positively charged ions rush into the axon, depolarizing it. after the action potential, the positively charged ions go back outside the axon, which is their normal place.
@naynay1024 wrong, they ARE sodium and only sodium ions. additionally this video does not accurately depict axonical transmission or synaptic transfer, it does not show myelination or the nodes of ranvier. and most synaptical vessicles do not have there own ion channles. they simply pass into the lipid bylare because they are made of the same material.
@atph120890 required? no, its the most likely way it happens but potassium can also do it, or a seizure, or some other things. look for an animation of the opening and closing of voltage-activated sodium and potassium channels during the three phases of the action potential. that is the mechanism of how a nuron fires.
Yeah this video it awsome I need to find one that explains what is actually going on and everything but this helps thanks, refreshing nontutorial style :)
Very good! The visuals are better in my opinion, but using sounds too adds to the feeling that something is actually going on. A small, unobtrusive dialog box to state what is being depicted would be helpful for someone like me who doesn't entirely understand what was happening when the middle segment of the axon was zoomed in on. I think it was showing the polarity changing as the action potential traveled through it, but I'm not sure. Great video
who was bush? who was saddam? Who is lindsay lohan? What was 9/11? what is fifa world cup 2010? etc etc.. The world after 1970s. That is . The world programed in the computer, go to north pole or go in mongolia deseart, U will find programed movement and subconscious blocks.
These electric fires or pulses is nothing else but what you call your self, I am, being, consciousness, etc. But 90 percent of ur mind is subconscious mind, Which make you feel like what u feel.
Now, If I have a nano device, that can receive and transfer electric pulse information, I can hack your all neurons, your nervous system. I can change you like rubber, Because You dont have any power over your subconscious Mind. And I will control whole world humans, creatures with supercomputer program
Amazing effects both from the visual and the audio. They dually-complement each other for performance. It targets both visual and audible learners, making it an effective method. The instructor's lecture will apply the final touch. This was like watching a movie in a theatre. I actually wanted to see more. Really, this is amazing. Do you have any videos on the cardiovascular system?
this 59 second video helped me understand the synapse which i couldnt understand for the past one month.thanks alot! and yeah the sound is very nice.had the''harry potter'' feel...
Brimston is not quite accurate himself. The potassium (K+) contribution to the spike is NOT crucial, though it is often presented this way: the mammalian node of Ranvier does not have voltage-dependent K channels; what causes the spike to come back is just the inactivation of Na channels. However he is correct that the depiction of synaptic transmission is rather inadequate and even misleading: no clear exocytosis or transmitter release.
This is a really cool-looking video, but it's got some inaccuracies. The action potential traveling down the axon really should show both the Na+ and K+ since they're both crucial to the propagation. Plus, at the synapse, it would be nice to show the proper vesicle cycle, as well as maybe the Ca2+ signaling.
I wish the ACh transfer through exocytosis would be detailed a bit more... it took a bit of squinting to see that they did actually depict it... the angle it was shown was a bit weird and blocked all the action going on. :(
I really like the fact that there is NOT a narrator, because that way when I talk about it with a class, I can use the language that the assigned textbook uses, and not have to "re-interpret" what might be a different vocabulary set into the language of the resource at hand.
Showed this to a class yesterday, asked, "do you like the sound effects?" One student said, "neurons don't make whooshing sounds." I replied, yeah, like the spaceships in star wars.
@TheDoubleucee Or maybe the neurons DO make sound effects, it's just that we're not close enough to hear them.. ;) like the proverbial tree in the forest.
Great animation and video. I would have to agree with the other comments stating that narration would be welcome. If someone is looking up this video, it is likely needed as a learning tool. Narration or even pop-up text boxes would be helpful.
@newhopecalgary The way God, or even consciousness itself figs into all this, is what some psychologists call the Big Problem. That's in contrast to the Little Problem, which (someone can correct me if I'm wrong) is about how the brain works as a whole from a rational, and not a spiritual point of view. From what I've read (e.g. Pinker) we're not even close to solving the Little Problem, not to mention the Big one. So, let's revisit your question.. say, a hundred years from now?
From another perspective I'd like to point why God and our physiology go hand in hand. Our bodies are simply amazing! More efficient, more intricate, more special then anything humans can come up with. I'd say we would be blinding ourselves to say we got here through an evolutionary process. Darwin had no clue about this stuff when he was composing his theories. And it is illogical to say that something so complex as ourselves happened on unguidedly on accident.
From another perspective I'd like to point why God and our physiology go hand in hand. Our bodies are simply amazing! More efficient, more intricate, more special then anything humans can come up with. I'd say we would be blinding ourselves to say we got here through an evolutionary process. Darwin had no clue about this stuff when he was composing his theories. And it is illogical to say that something so complex as ourselves happened on unguidedly on accident.
@newhopecalgary i think thats a question a lot of people have asked themselves, certainly when you can appreciate the sheer complexity of it all. Personally, studying molecular neurobiology has made me an atheist. At first you think that something that complex could never arise spontaneously, then when u start playing around in a lab you can see how there is no rhyme and reason to the way biology works. There in so no doubt in my mind that no 'guy in a cloud' snapped his fingers and created us
Anyways, can you imagine life where our creation is unexplained? Can you imagine life where we're dependent on ourselves and others to do what is needed rather than a deity? Can you imagine life where you don't know where we go when we die? Can you imagine a life where there are millions of opposing believers all around you? It.. It feels like living in a world, where Scientology is the master religion. Would you believe it, because its there?
this is excellent, but it would have been nice to have the synaptic transmission shown more accurately. the vesicles are docked with the membrane using cytoskeletal fibres: they're poised and ready to pop. when a pulse comes down the neuron, it causes calcium to enter right near the vesicles, which acts as the final switch to get the vesicles to release. more vesicles then dock with the membrane.
@mrelectron111 I guess hypothetically anything is possible, but I am not aware of any technology that enables "hacking" into the brain. There may be natural waves or some man made phenomena that effect brain electricity that we are not aware of. Doesn't the MRI scanning process knock the polarity of Hydrogen atoms momentarily out of whack? Maybe the technology could be adjusted to effect Na+ ions, that would effect brain electricity. Who knows.
fuck the productive life... if we depressed then we depressed from something, take life changing hallucagens(like LSD,shrooms and I am pretty sure that ketamine can help too) and you will see that you bothered by the dumb way of life that the govermant rapes you into, all this shit that psychatrist give us, are just mind bluring pills, that makes us feel like everything is ok, while its not... think about it, and live for your self, and not for your country.
@FimaWWW try to get some pure mdma ("molly" not "e"), methylone, or 2c-e...K and shrooms help but they can only show so much. Can't comment on L personally but I hear it is one of the purer connections. Pot can be a band-aid but is not a solution...don't mix pot with other substances.
on the electricity level, doctors can shock us in the head(cures depresion and calms down the subject) but nothing more(at least for now), I hope the humanity will be erased before humans will understand how to control our minds and read our thoughts, the technology is not that far from that, I just read in "national geographic" jurnal about robotic hands that can replace missing hands, and its understands our brain signals!!!
@alxivanov@alxiv lol :) actually there are some pretty old open records of studies on rats where they would put a device wired to certain parts of their brain and eventually the scientist were able to control in which direction the rat would move, at first very inaccurately but finding that with time the brain it self would re-wire accommodating itself even more to the input from the chip! lol and theres a lot of very secretive creepy experimenting wt fiber optics and this. who know what they
@alxiv lol :) actually there are some pretty old open records of studies on rats where they would put a device wired to certain parts of their brain and eventually the scientist were able to control in which direction the rat would move, at first very inaccurately but finding that with time the brain it self would re-wire accommodating itself even more to the input from the chip! lol and theres a lot of very secretive creepy experimenting wt fiber optics and this. who know what they have......
@alxivanov well, that would require first to understand the entire brain and nervous system and each and every neuron, electrical impulse type and chemical transmitter, and every connection in the brain and body, and then developing a system to connect to the brain and central nervous system and translate that info into readable information which is...hard without screwing yourself up...imagine the speed you would need your cpu to run at...better to experiment on simple minded creatures first...
whats the name of the dvd? it really looks great... but the action at the synapse could be better. the ultra tiny neurotransmitters are very hard to see ^^
interesting stuff. Im pursuing a career in molecular biology hopefully working with pharmaceuticals which can help with the daily functioning of individuals.
I feel like it was a little like Jimmy Neutron except it didn't go through his ear :D
grobiegirl12 5 days ago
love the video man
alexasmithy 2 weeks ago
That's what just happened in our brain as we were watching. Isn't it cool? ;)
pinche1994 2 weeks ago
Very cool and accurate display of how neurons fire, props!!:) A++
mustachecashstash030 1 month ago
can anyone tell me what's happening @ 00:23? what are those circles with a plus shape in it? is it protons or something O.o
manhidnatao 1 month ago
@manhidnatao I think it is illustrating conduction down the neurone, and how there is a net movement of positive charge into the axon as the action potential is propogated. This is because sodium influx (sodium ions carry a single positive charge) is greater than potassium efflux ( potassium ions are positive also). It is also important to note that it is illustrating an unmyelinated neurone, as it occurs across the entire length of the axon. Hope that helps :) x
newquaysurfer234 1 month ago
@newquaysurfer234 thanks. :D
manhidnatao 1 month ago
@manhidnatao I think it's sodium influx and then the bouncing back represents the potassium efflux...that's what I made it out to be.
sduncan131 1 month ago
I was waiting for an action potential to trigger vesicle release but didn't think I saw it. Overall, the animation is of high quality.
leafice1 2 months ago
I LOVE THIS ATLAS!!!
Brocaserter 4 months ago
@Brocaserter did you check out the new one from this year? whoa... so much more detailed pics. Sadly, not on the brain section. :) All the other organs in excruciating detail, but not the most important one. It bugs me.
alxivanov 4 months ago
@alxivanov No, I didn't check it out ;) Yes, very sad that there isn't one on the brain section... I have only the brain atlas, of course other organs are great, but the brain is the most important one :)
Brocaserter 4 months ago
WHERE ARE THE NODES OF RANVIER?
19Tranc3r92 4 months ago 2
Sounds effects makes me more permeable to understanding!! :p
cceessaarr234 5 months ago
@alxivanov where can I get a copy of the illustrated medical atlas DVD?
princessDF15 5 months ago
I love this animation.
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walkthroughyantram 6 months ago
why is there no myelin?
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walkthroughyantram 6 months ago
Wonderful animation to illustrate how human brain works.
cscdigitalgraphics 8 months ago
can anyone answer this:
are the + signs Sodium ions? and
Neurotransmitters binds with the receptors of the post synaptic cells... that allows Sodium ions to get in the post synaptic cells...is that required for the next action potential?
atph120890 9 months ago
@atph120890 no the + signs just means positively charged ions. when an action potential occurs, the positively charged ions rush into the axon, depolarizing it. after the action potential, the positively charged ions go back outside the axon, which is their normal place.
naynay1024 9 months ago
@naynay1024 wrong, they ARE sodium and only sodium ions. additionally this video does not accurately depict axonical transmission or synaptic transfer, it does not show myelination or the nodes of ranvier. and most synaptical vessicles do not have there own ion channles. they simply pass into the lipid bylare because they are made of the same material.
eventheinnocent 6 months ago
@atph120890 required? no, its the most likely way it happens but potassium can also do it, or a seizure, or some other things. look for an animation of the opening and closing of voltage-activated sodium and potassium channels during the three phases of the action potential. that is the mechanism of how a nuron fires.
eventheinnocent 6 months ago
Poor understanding of NT release and postsynaptic action
efrainazmitia 10 months ago
wooooshhh
ducKabewm 10 months ago
That was awesome, both the visuals and the sound. Great stuff!
1Mperios 11 months ago
LOVED IT! Looking for something to help me on my exam tomorrow and this did it!!!! Aaaaah yay
abigco 11 months ago
tis is a very coolllll video hey keep it up.
kabirjiwan 11 months ago
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really thank you
drsayedsamir 11 months ago
Yeah this video it awsome I need to find one that explains what is actually going on and everything but this helps thanks, refreshing nontutorial style :)
TheAnami123 11 months ago
Very good! The visuals are better in my opinion, but using sounds too adds to the feeling that something is actually going on. A small, unobtrusive dialog box to state what is being depicted would be helpful for someone like me who doesn't entirely understand what was happening when the middle segment of the axon was zoomed in on. I think it was showing the polarity changing as the action potential traveled through it, but I'm not sure. Great video
turtlegt 1 year ago
short interesting clear visual demonstration. thanks
mushok1 1 year ago
very cool.
diamantina77 1 year ago
Should be two versions, 1 as is, 2 with narrative for self taught individuals like my self.
KEJA2k 1 year ago
Ok tell me Who is obama and osama?
who was bush? who was saddam? Who is lindsay lohan? What was 9/11? what is fifa world cup 2010? etc etc.. The world after 1970s. That is . The world programed in the computer, go to north pole or go in mongolia deseart, U will find programed movement and subconscious blocks.
I am Mind control. Its proven
neuronalbulldog 1 year ago
These electric fires or pulses is nothing else but what you call your self, I am, being, consciousness, etc. But 90 percent of ur mind is subconscious mind, Which make you feel like what u feel.
Now, If I have a nano device, that can receive and transfer electric pulse information, I can hack your all neurons, your nervous system. I can change you like rubber, Because You dont have any power over your subconscious Mind. And I will control whole world humans, creatures with supercomputer program
neuronalbulldog 1 year ago
or programming, not even that, I can make imagination, thinking, calculation etc etc. in your brain with my computer, and You will feel your self.
Thus, I can control whole world and Do whatever I can, from a human baby to adult I can create your whole being with just flick of my computer.
So, I am everything that exists in your mind, and out side - that what you define. And I will control you all
neuronalbulldog 1 year ago
yes sound cool
lisafaceartist 1 year ago
That was really helpful :) thanks!
giannasquirrel 1 year ago
Amazing effects both from the visual and the audio. They dually-complement each other for performance. It targets both visual and audible learners, making it an effective method. The instructor's lecture will apply the final touch. This was like watching a movie in a theatre. I actually wanted to see more. Really, this is amazing. Do you have any videos on the cardiovascular system?
smiley9yt 1 year ago
this 59 second video helped me understand the synapse which i couldnt understand for the past one month.thanks alot! and yeah the sound is very nice.had the''harry potter'' feel...
stylegal20 1 year ago
show us wat weed does .... block those fukin holes that are stealing those small marbles.. let them live freely! muahaha... just kidding :D
darshakjust4u 1 year ago
Brimston is not quite accurate himself. The potassium (K+) contribution to the spike is NOT crucial, though it is often presented this way: the mammalian node of Ranvier does not have voltage-dependent K channels; what causes the spike to come back is just the inactivation of Na channels. However he is correct that the depiction of synaptic transmission is rather inadequate and even misleading: no clear exocytosis or transmitter release.
PaulHummerman 1 year ago
This is a really cool-looking video, but it's got some inaccuracies. The action potential traveling down the axon really should show both the Na+ and K+ since they're both crucial to the propagation. Plus, at the synapse, it would be nice to show the proper vesicle cycle, as well as maybe the Ca2+ signaling.
Bimston 1 year ago
visuals are nice, the sound does not match the visuals imho. perhaps youtube.com/watch?v=7MqbIagmLa0 would help :-)
F0ther 1 year ago
I wish you success in your studies have been nice to be appreciated
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3ddigitalmotion 1 year ago
Question: Is the Positive charge on the Axon found inside the Myelin? I just noticed that there is no Myelin in the video.
bd4672 1 year ago
I wish the ACh transfer through exocytosis would be detailed a bit more... it took a bit of squinting to see that they did actually depict it... the angle it was shown was a bit weird and blocked all the action going on. :(
AznKenshin 1 year ago
@AznKenshin Me too, I was thinking the vessicle opeing up and realing the neurotransmitters ought to have their own sound....dripping?
yosemitetahoelady 1 year ago
How does that old Foreigner song go? ... I wanna know what love is, I want you to show me...
Well, I'd say that this video does a pretty good job of that - that is to say - a good job of showing what love is.
ytun97531 1 year ago
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SPIRITASED 1 year ago
this is great.helped me a lot.
milenaradonjic 1 year ago
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excelent animation!!! =)
pipc1987 1 year ago
excelent animation!!!
pipc1987 1 year ago
I like both
arthophop 1 year ago
I really like the fact that there is NOT a narrator, because that way when I talk about it with a class, I can use the language that the assigned textbook uses, and not have to "re-interpret" what might be a different vocabulary set into the language of the resource at hand.
Showed this to a class yesterday, asked, "do you like the sound effects?" One student said, "neurons don't make whooshing sounds." I replied, yeah, like the spaceships in star wars.
TheDoubleucee 1 year ago 22
@TheDoubleucee Or maybe the neurons DO make sound effects, it's just that we're not close enough to hear them.. ;) like the proverbial tree in the forest.
alxivanov 1 year ago 18
@alxivanov They actually DO make those sounds. Idk how but they proved it to be true that the nurons make that sound.
Zizumia1 1 year ago
@TheDoubleucee you could just otherwise turn the volume off
ligitcounterfit 9 months ago
Nice CG
molekulaTV 1 year ago
awesome feel to this ...
Walsh323 1 year ago
THE NEUROLOGICAL INNER SPACE STATIONS ALIEN UNIVERSE WITH IN. VERY WELL DONE SVZERPCADT.
sebo410 1 year ago
The animation is far superior to anything I was exposed to in college!! The animations and colors are fantastic.
1Mitosis 1 year ago
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interstellarwonder 1 year ago
Fabulous, I love it. P.S. God has nothing to do with this.
beautifulbookdork 1 year ago
Very Nice!
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nayab518 1 year ago
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nayab518 1 year ago
Great animation and video. I would have to agree with the other comments stating that narration would be welcome. If someone is looking up this video, it is likely needed as a learning tool. Narration or even pop-up text boxes would be helpful.
Tinpal1 1 year ago
2+**
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The way we are wired, amazing, but how does God fit into this? Check us out for a video on Neurons give us some feedback!
newhopecalgary 1 year ago
@newhopecalgary How can God not fit into this? Look at the complexity, the perfection of the design! There's no way that we're an accident.
brilliancefilms 1 year ago
@newhopecalgary The way God, or even consciousness itself figs into all this, is what some psychologists call the Big Problem. That's in contrast to the Little Problem, which (someone can correct me if I'm wrong) is about how the brain works as a whole from a rational, and not a spiritual point of view. From what I've read (e.g. Pinker) we're not even close to solving the Little Problem, not to mention the Big one. So, let's revisit your question.. say, a hundred years from now?
alxivanov 1 year ago 14
@alxivanov Thanks, sounds like something my grandchildrens, children can figure out :)
newhopecalgary 1 year ago
@alxivanov Very well said! Let's leave "God" out of synaptic integration and focus on the molecular neurobiology at hand.
1Mitosis 1 year ago
@alxivanov
From another perspective I'd like to point why God and our physiology go hand in hand. Our bodies are simply amazing! More efficient, more intricate, more special then anything humans can come up with. I'd say we would be blinding ourselves to say we got here through an evolutionary process. Darwin had no clue about this stuff when he was composing his theories. And it is illogical to say that something so complex as ourselves happened on unguidedly on accident.
becklei88 1 year ago
@becklei88 hehe thats so cute
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@alxivanov
From another perspective I'd like to point why God and our physiology go hand in hand. Our bodies are simply amazing! More efficient, more intricate, more special then anything humans can come up with. I'd say we would be blinding ourselves to say we got here through an evolutionary process. Darwin had no clue about this stuff when he was composing his theories. And it is illogical to say that something so complex as ourselves happened on unguidedly on accident.
becklei88 1 year ago
@newhopecalgary i think thats a question a lot of people have asked themselves, certainly when you can appreciate the sheer complexity of it all. Personally, studying molecular neurobiology has made me an atheist. At first you think that something that complex could never arise spontaneously, then when u start playing around in a lab you can see how there is no rhyme and reason to the way biology works. There in so no doubt in my mind that no 'guy in a cloud' snapped his fingers and created us
Trip86able 1 year ago
@newhopecalgary why do you need God, anyway?
perplexedmoth 11 months ago
@perplexedmoth
can't speak for others, changed my life,depression,suicide, not gone but gives me something to live for, YMMV.
Keith
newhopecalgary 10 months ago
@newhopecalgary
Exactly why you created him in your head. Self defense mechanism.
DrShakesBALLIN 7 months ago
@DrShakesBALLIN The fact that humans are not only made up of biomolecules, but we're also FUNCTIONAL beings points to intelligent design.
C'mon, we're billions of times more complex than any robot anybody has, or will invent, and yet you deny that we were created?
You're right, it's a self-defence mechanism. haha
fandanstan 6 months ago
@fandanstan
I can't tell if you're agreeing or disagreeing with me. :(
DrShakesBALLIN 6 months ago
@DrShakesBALLIN *sigh*
You said newhopecalgary created God in his head.
I said there's more evidence of intelligent design than not ... unless "Exactly why you created him in your head" means something else...
:3
fandanstan 6 months ago
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DrShakesBALLIN 6 months ago
@fandanstan
Aww. Cute cat face :3
Anyways, can you imagine life where our creation is unexplained? Can you imagine life where we're dependent on ourselves and others to do what is needed rather than a deity? Can you imagine life where you don't know where we go when we die? Can you imagine a life where there are millions of opposing believers all around you? It.. It feels like living in a world, where Scientology is the master religion. Would you believe it, because its there?
DrShakesBALLIN 6 months ago
@DrShakesBALLIN You haven't really added to this conversation besides speaking a bunch of mumbo jumbo.
fandanstan 6 months ago
@fandanstan
Yeah I know. What difference does it make though. You'll never convince us, we'll never convince you. Tried to go with something new. Bleh.
DrShakesBALLIN 6 months ago
@DrShakesBALLIN If logic doesn't convince you, then you are truly a lost soul.
I hope you use your head one day. Good day sir/ma'am.
fandanstan 6 months ago
@fandanstan
If you're claiming to use logic then you wouldn't be a theist. I can say the same for you, hope you wake up one of these days. Best of wishes ~
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@DrShakesBALLIN Awww, typical Atheist response. "You can't have logic if you're a theist."
If that's your argument, then you've lost this "debate", if you will.
fandanstan 6 months ago
@fandanstan what in the hell is a biomolecule?
eventheinnocent 6 months ago
Excellent buts needs a narrator............
babycs22 1 year ago
at the end, what are those relatively big blue things going into the cell?
Anthonychan4444 1 year ago
@Anthonychan4444 Ca+ I think.
bugeinator 1 year ago
@Anthonychan4444 ions -- can be Na+ too
simonsaysali 1 year ago
Very cool. I'm learning about this in psych 101.
722productions 1 year ago
Visuals and sound are both awesome but the sound is top flight!
arcoarena1 1 year ago
would be helpful to have a narration.
petertpacikmd 1 year ago
great video... thanks
antinkansas012 1 year ago
like the visuals
elfitty 1 year ago
Like the visual!
Nice effects!
mjsfreitas 1 year ago
Visuals are amazing!!
Cantantora 1 year ago
I like this.
fjriogjergvlk 1 year ago
My lecturer was talking us through the video as it was playing, it made the whole thing just so impressive.
marxymark 1 year ago
no need for sound!!!!!
azulselene 1 year ago
Saw this in AP Psych a couple of days ago. :]
iTOPfan 1 year ago
visuals are good sound fx unnecessary. narration would have been much more helpful
8javan 1 year ago
reminds me of spiderman movie when peter got his power
warnexus 1 year ago
Very good and useful to induce concept to the students
ranadeepmahanta 1 year ago
one day I'll do that...one day....
TheLtbiomed 1 year ago
the anamation was way better 6b/c i have heard the sound in other vids
thebaconslayer 1 year ago
visuals are pretty good... sound fx... kinda suck
chili4x4 1 year ago
i was thinking this animation looked familiar. then i looked in the info box and . . . oh! i have that book. lqtm.
soonerbound7 1 year ago
great dude.. thanks for making this video..
SteviroAlvin 1 year ago
The visuals very nice, the sound makes it that more believable....
jaronnewyork 1 year ago
Visuals are great. My students like the sound effects.
PatJ61 1 year ago
this is excellent, but it would have been nice to have the synaptic transmission shown more accurately. the vesicles are docked with the membrane using cytoskeletal fibres: they're poised and ready to pop. when a pulse comes down the neuron, it causes calcium to enter right near the vesicles, which acts as the final switch to get the vesicles to release. more vesicles then dock with the membrane.
MaxwellEdisonPhD 1 year ago 3
visuals baby!!!!
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Sampsonoff, do you actually know what your talking about because you spelled followed wrong. LOL Nice animation...
Shebafisher 1 year ago
Sampsonoff, do you actually know what your talking about because you spelled followed wrong. LOL Nice animation...
Shebafisher 1 year ago
i love the visuals on how nerve impulses move from the body to the axon.
studmuffin2129 1 year ago
Very nicely done, I'm studying this right now and the link was placed in my course ! good job :)
philoupke 1 year ago
hah amazing.... good graphix ......sound ok and kool.
SecretFiles009 1 year ago
WoW !
MrHeisemberg 1 year ago
Nice! very nice! compliments!
MIMMOVOX1 1 year ago
cool
MZNIKKI1479 1 year ago
really nice
shrutika1005 1 year ago
super like it..wish theres a narrator or something... ehehhe ...
rianflor 1 year ago 13
@rianflor fuck a narrator
MrTruthtalking 1 year ago
i like both. i think the person who commented below is too critical, unless it's going to some science conference it's perfectly fine!
KristaKahl 1 year ago
Awesome!
Funzelwicht 1 year ago
thanks for loading this
MsStromer 1 year ago
cool..
docnobbi 1 year ago
amazing -- sound and visuals!
has2cats 1 year ago
I like the visuals more than the SFX, but the SFX is pretty bitchin'. I really like the video over all.
enigmatically 1 year ago
@mrelectron111 I guess hypothetically anything is possible, but I am not aware of any technology that enables "hacking" into the brain. There may be natural waves or some man made phenomena that effect brain electricity that we are not aware of. Doesn't the MRI scanning process knock the polarity of Hydrogen atoms momentarily out of whack? Maybe the technology could be adjusted to effect Na+ ions, that would effect brain electricity. Who knows.
greencoveredbridge 1 year ago
Visuals and sound effects!
mikelund534 1 year ago
WOW
TheGixergirl1 1 year ago
@alxivanov
fuck the productive life... if we depressed then we depressed from something, take life changing hallucagens(like LSD,shrooms and I am pretty sure that ketamine can help too) and you will see that you bothered by the dumb way of life that the govermant rapes you into, all this shit that psychatrist give us, are just mind bluring pills, that makes us feel like everything is ok, while its not... think about it, and live for your self, and not for your country.
FimaWWW 1 year ago
@FimaWWW try to get some pure mdma ("molly" not "e"), methylone, or 2c-e...K and shrooms help but they can only show so much. Can't comment on L personally but I hear it is one of the purer connections. Pot can be a band-aid but is not a solution...don't mix pot with other substances.
enigmatically 1 year ago
@mrelectron111
drugs are "hacks" to our brains,
on the electricity level, doctors can shock us in the head(cures depresion and calms down the subject) but nothing more(at least for now), I hope the humanity will be erased before humans will understand how to control our minds and read our thoughts, the technology is not that far from that, I just read in "national geographic" jurnal about robotic hands that can replace missing hands, and its understands our brain signals!!!
FimaWWW 1 year ago
i love the sound effects!!!!!!!!
shaynapulley 1 year ago
@mrelectron111 Write a novel about it. ;]
PHANTOMDEPPSPONGEBOB 1 year ago
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@alxivanov @alxiv lol :) actually there are some pretty old open records of studies on rats where they would put a device wired to certain parts of their brain and eventually the scientist were able to control in which direction the rat would move, at first very inaccurately but finding that with time the brain it self would re-wire accommodating itself even more to the input from the chip! lol and theres a lot of very secretive creepy experimenting wt fiber optics and this. who know what they
Andresoioioi 1 year ago
@alxiv lol :) actually there are some pretty old open records of studies on rats where they would put a device wired to certain parts of their brain and eventually the scientist were able to control in which direction the rat would move, at first very inaccurately but finding that with time the brain it self would re-wire accommodating itself even more to the input from the chip! lol and theres a lot of very secretive creepy experimenting wt fiber optics and this. who know what they have......
Andresoioioi 1 year ago
Cognition mediates emotion...'Remember' it's corresponding feeling and be emotionally insynch with the emotion of ur choice.
JIIHD 1 year ago
Awesome
SabbaghMoe 1 year ago
@alxivanov well, that would require first to understand the entire brain and nervous system and each and every neuron, electrical impulse type and chemical transmitter, and every connection in the brain and body, and then developing a system to connect to the brain and central nervous system and translate that info into readable information which is...hard without screwing yourself up...imagine the speed you would need your cpu to run at...better to experiment on simple minded creatures first...
Rachamacha 1 year ago
so good if there would be someone explaining what really happens.
AntiMagnetMan 1 year ago
Waaaaaaaaaaw
tawfiqblog 1 year ago
can you explain step by step what is happening in this video?
chowderandspoon 1 year ago
I love 3d animations,I want to learn how to do that for my memoire next year,3ds max here I come!!!!
danybiomedslr 1 year ago
and what were the small blue circles at the very end?
iamborghini1 2 years ago
neurotransmitters.
123miche123 2 years ago
@iamborghini1 they are Neurotransmitters
Louieboy23 1 year ago
what were the little bubbles with the plus sign?
iamborghini1 2 years ago
Na+ entering the neurone.
123miche123 2 years ago
@iamborghini1 I think thats the electrical charge caused by the myelin sheath on the axon
Louieboy23 1 year ago
Thanks! This makes a little more sense now!
RepublicCommando1262 2 years ago
great =)
Kampfkatzi90 2 years ago
this makes it little be more clear to understand the signaling...
mistywind08 2 years ago
very good...it helped me a lot to understand the process...thx =)
Hendrik595 2 years ago
woooooooooooooow
really goood
kerone030 2 years ago
Great animation. Thanks for uploading it.
akawaterlily 2 years ago
Love this animation!!! Thanks :-)
Zeinalpours 2 years ago
I love this and I keep coming back to watchi it neuro-physiology is an awesome subject
gekiryudojo 2 years ago
I also have MS so it is a pressing subject ;)
gekiryudojo 2 years ago
nice work , thankyou for posting
streetfightsecrets 2 years ago
whats the name of the dvd? it really looks great... but the action at the synapse could be better. the ultra tiny neurotransmitters are very hard to see ^^
Scheld0r 2 years ago
should have narration on whats happening. would be better explaning.
slottuz 2 years ago
slottuz just think about it!
gekiryudojo 2 years ago
interesting stuff. Im pursuing a career in molecular biology hopefully working with pharmaceuticals which can help with the daily functioning of individuals.
LeeDiddy990 2 years ago
Awsome but i have ocd so to much of this stuff happens
naughtybitch123 2 years ago
moar like this
DaeOh 2 years ago
all that shit is happent rigth now on my brain wtf
hector9462 2 years ago 13
its happening at 1/1000 of a second actually.
zmanheibes 2 years ago