Cell Biology Part 1

[nexypointy]

thank you!

[yuriynyr]

Very easy to understand, thank you!

[FuzzBallFrost]

Wow you're really good. Thank you so much! I have my O levels this year and it really helped me understand this topic! I subbed.

[Campbellteaching]

I need to sell some of my books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from

campbellteaching.co.uk

thanks, John

[123Apocalypto]

You have nice looking eyes.

[Kinzo12696]

awesome! a little advanced for Freshman year (in highschool) but i still get it now! thanks ,man!

[colourmegone]

This is a very good basic intro to terminology, brings back my high school biology.

[purplepick1]

Thanks for making these!

[kuroshe1]

excellent teacher

[ujisx]

I think this guy is an excellent teacher.

[SFConifer]

Read the Bible: Molecular Biology of the Cell

[owen3150]

lost interest in this guy. Rule number 1 - never turn your back to the camera!

Rule number 2 - prepare your presentation!

[haidarahtul]

To mongoose 1008...

No it's organelles that form cells, which form tissue, which form organs, which form organ systems which make up an organism.

[mongoose100989]

you know, I got this skin condition. I watch it. A rash, its all dry or sumthin.

My doctor said not to use hot water. I do sometimes and the skin starts to crack and seperate.

They say heat contracts and cold expands? I wonder if the hot water is causing the tissues in my skin to contract.. and tear.

cuz when I use cold wter I dont really got a problem nemore..

???

..??

[mongoose100989]

his sweater, lol.

I was thinking, if theyre saying the cell is the building block of all life then is the cell made up of atoms too?

[dahood22]

@mongoose100989

yep ofcourse , everything exists out of atoms, a pair of atoms is called a molecule. a cell consists out of multiple molecules. multiple cells form you

[mongoose100989]

cells form organelles. organelles form organs. organs form organisms.

[halabihazem]

ORGANELLES + (other stuff) FORM CELLS, CELSS FORM ORGANS, ORGANS FORM ORGANISMS

[ena1490]

not a huge fan of his sweater, but i'm loving the presentation...it helps a whole lot

[DoylePrice45]

what did you do only watch one of his

vidoes.

[DoylePrice45]

No, I think he did a great job. That can

come later.

[truthviewer01]

It is very clear, step by step cool presentation of basic cell structure...I guess the emphasis was on human cell structure ..whch comprises 46chromosomes..

And there is another form of cell-division called Amitosis..which probably occurs more prominantly in prokaryotes than in human cells.

Probably some basic history of cell or its theoritical account would have been awesome!

[janitarjanitar]

You're a very good teacher my friend. Cheers from Oregon Health & Science University

[kopite101]

This was great for my GCSE test because I got an A* in it

thanks Mate

[allyne82]

where do I get these DVD programs

[deltaforce]

damn dude you are the man, i cant understand no other videos except your, you gonna take me though college with your videos, lol veryyyy good job.

[Campbellteaching]

Thank you for these helpfut tips. Much of what you suggest is on the full DVD programme, unfortunatly youtube only give us 10 minute slots so these are really just introductions,

John

[Askalon1985]

you mispronounced homogenous, however nice and educational video

[loopyXrocker]

does it matter how you say it, as long as you write it down it doesnt matter how you say it they dont give you speaking tests

[ManiacPower]

@loopyXrocker Not in the Czech Republic...we have oral aswell as written

[norgak]

Thank you so much I'm doing biology by corspondence and video on the subject makes it so much more clear. Tara

[Campbellteaching]

Thank you for this comment, however your meaning is somewhat unclear, these You Tube clips are the first 10 minutes of DVD programmes which are often an hour or more long. If you would like to clarify your question I will do my best to answer. I look forward to hearing from you,

John

[FatNasty919]

wait, what about meiosis!?!?!?!

gahh!