The Golgi Apparatus

[kirstend521]

Thank you for this video!

[katyaheart999]

lolol

[AmaiLaura]

nice animal noises at the beginning =__=

[LittleMissElllie]

Loved it :) Great vid!!

Helps to remember - enters info to Long Term Memory (LTM),

and keeps you on your toes ;x

TY for the VID!!!

Ellie

[aaamandii]

I watched this before my biology exam this morning in the hope to get in a biology mood... no hope with little accents running around my head :)

[nipnipish]

not that hilarious...

[mitchyc2012]

Ok you have contradictory statements in the video.

First your said proteins that needs stimulus go through the Regulated Secretory Pathway, but in the review you say the proteins that need stimulation go through the Constitutive Secretory Pathway... (and vice versa for the proteins that do not require stimulation) Which one is it!?

[mentalelley]

Wow thanks that actually helped

[cristofolon]

awesome thanks it helped me understand the golgi apparatus :)

[swagga07]

Good vid yo. I used this for a presentation in class. I gave all the right to you though. Ha.

[volumesoxxs]

haha

[BRIGHTONB]

Just another waste of time

Thanks!

[inspiration02]

oh you guys are so cool, thanks!

[xGLOOFx]

can i borrow it?

[blondsong123]

wow...... but thanx a ton :) i love youtube.... i can find anything

[Deat401]

LOL. thx for the help

[pcc4az]

gay

[Lucky4341]

Nice video. I was able to study without being bored out of my mind. Thanks.

[ptn10]

Love u guys; thx

[globfrob]

THANK YOU!!

[krinanektarina]

first, you say that proteins that do not require stimulus are secreted through the constitutive pathway, and proteins that DO require stimulus go through the regulated pathway. but in the summary at the end, you say it's the other way round. so which is it?

[beaglehowl]

i think i love you

[fixturemusic]

Thats because we dont respect you, Ohh Esteban