Integrative Biology 131 - Lecture 07: Skeletal System

[iampeeay01]

she is just simply amazing!!!! :)

[TerbisilN]

As the yawning was discussed in the lecture, can anyone explain it to me? Why do we yawn sometimes?

[fqweng]

her students seems to get hurt a lot

[91geeta]

I wish I could meet her in my lifetime

[goldy2324957]

She is "the Professor Marian C. Diamond" who studied Einstein's Brain.

Check Wikipedia.

/wiki/Albert_Einstein's_brain

If you are surprised, amazed or impressed, please thumb it up so other viewers can also become aware of the fact. please? ;)

Thank you :D

Keep Learning and Excelling!

and

by the way

Professor Diamond, YOU ARE AWESOME !

[righton121212]

Brilliant

[ghirmaiyy]

Prof Diamond is a great teacher. I was never able to take notes from my anatomy class as the teachers flush one slide after the other. It takes a lot of experience to teach anatomy on blackboard. Only Proff Diamond can do that!

You are great Proff. You are an asset to the world.

I wish you good health and long life for the sake of humanity.

[ForeverHidden626]

@ghirmaiyy please tell me you are kidding? are you ill? do you not see what this women is doing to society?! she sure as heck is scaring me!! i know shes a alien. and i have proof!!! trust mee!!! you dont want to watch this ALIENS VIDEOS EVER AGAIN!! she is a very wild chimp. the alien species she comes from is callled "scaryratcoonlookingdiesesofth­euglypeopleoftheusa" look it up!! ITS REAL. i promise you.. i kno that u mighthave a crush on her, but please remember she 304 years old. thnks fools

[phoenixpineapple1]

It is a pleasure to listen to this,

I'm learning a lot :)

[zoomisgod]

wish i had the notes to this course

[saloni10044]

i love her lectures because her lectures give me the full knowledge of the subject

[gonzabel]

I love her lectures, by the way did anyone notice when she went a little eraser crazy at around 32:03-32:04

[themachinegunn]

between that one second?

[NIRO20]

hola como estan, los saludo desde Bs. As. Argnetina. podrian, si es posible traducirlo al español, es muy interesante. Los felicito por su dedicacion.

[lyerly]

16:30 "Wrinkle it up!" lol.

Very helpul thx for posting it.

[kubu79]

She's great, I know. We all know. We are everywhere ;)

[privatekept]

Binding stimulates osteoblasts to increase their expression of RANKL, which can bind to osteoclast precursors containing RANK, a receptor for RANKL. The binding of RANKL to RANK stimulates these precursors to fuse, forming new osteoclasts which ultimately enhances the resorption of bone.

[privatekept]

Never Rankle an osteoclast, you might get osteoporosis:)

Bone resorption is the normal destruction of bone by osteoclasts, which are indirectly stimulated by PTH (parathormone alias parathyroid hormone). Stimulation is indirect since osteoclasts do not have a receptor for PTH; rather, PTH binds to osteoblasts, the cells responsible for creating bone.

[doorgone]

i'm in d.g.

[doorgone]

i'm in d.g.

[DrummermanMatt]

Fascinating but boring.

[jthm103355]

something can not be fascinating and boring.

[DrummermanMatt]

jthm103355, that is not true. The information can be stimulating; however, the execution can be poor.

[kubu79]

Yes just like your comment. No difference.