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Cell Biology tutorial on the structure and function of microtubules, one of the cytoskeletal elements.

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@AN-pu9zj
@AN-pu9zj 4 года назад
Wow, I am amazed by the amount of useful information presented in just 7 and a half minutes. Thank you!!
@Mr_Adjetey
@Mr_Adjetey 3 года назад
Very straight to the point and good explanation too. You literally summarized a whole lecture slide in just a few minutes. Thank you
@the81kid
@the81kid 4 года назад
In the future, all presentations will be like this. There's a few people on RU-vid who know how to teach and present new information in a clear, coherent and logical sequence, and this gentleman is one of them. Many thanks!
@Seebzters
@Seebzters 4 года назад
Wow - that's so interesting that to learn that microtubules form the cilia of the epithelial tissue in respiratory system. I knew one of its function was to be a track for motor proteins like kinesin but never put the two and two together. The microtubule is usually found in the cytoplasm. Aside for being a track for motor proteins, it is also involved in the mitotic spindle (like you explained) and mechanical support. Some relevant components of the mitotic spindle are the centrosome, astral microtubule, kinetochore microtubule, and overlap microtubule, kinetochore, sister chromatids, motor protein, and spindle pole. It is a stiff, hollow, and the largest fiber that resists compression. I also learned that protofilament from your video is a row of a tubulin subunit and two of them is a heterodimer graph. The circumference of tubulin subunit is called the lamen. A common motor protein that a microtubule carries is called the kinesin, which is head, taiil, and stalk. The kinesin carries the transport vesicle across the kinesin using the energy from atp which becomes adp and p.
@sabeehahrehman3611
@sabeehahrehman3611 22 часа назад
I think for the first time I understood the concept so clearly leaving no confusions behind Thankyou so much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@rashmikumaria848
@rashmikumaria848 4 года назад
Very well explained and everything was to the point without any complications.....it was really helpful....!
@jjones2214
@jjones2214 3 года назад
Let me guess.. sience assignment
@zaolith2297
@zaolith2297 Год назад
this video is SO HELPFUL. thank you so much. your way of explaining and of visualising is supreme.
@mathieugrindlay4965
@mathieugrindlay4965 2 года назад
Well thank god there's rescue after catastrophy - you had me in the first half. I love the naming scheme developed for this particular subset of literature, it's so apt.
@janakignanan7793
@janakignanan7793 3 года назад
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH! I think I understand it now- it took me ages to figure out but your video explained everything in just 7 mins!
@miguelbenavides9854
@miguelbenavides9854 2 года назад
Thank you very much. Great production values and super informative both in the presentation and the visuals.
@kkhanthony8533
@kkhanthony8533 4 года назад
very good video, you know how to explain concepts. Nice.
@user-bv8tn7vn2v
@user-bv8tn7vn2v 4 месяца назад
Amazing video, the amount of information and how u explained everything so clearly!
@shreyaprakash
@shreyaprakash 3 года назад
Thank you so much. Your video cleared all my doubts, plus it taught me something new!
@srisankalpamishra3006
@srisankalpamishra3006 2 года назад
Actually this is the video that I was searching for from a long time. This is a masterpiece and your explanation is 10/10 and I am going to download this video to the phone's internal storage. 🤩Indeed the best video on this topic till now on RU-vid. My words will fall short if I want to thank you for making this and I really understand how much work it would have been to produce such an amazing video!!
@toniodivichi5749
@toniodivichi5749 3 года назад
This is pretty easy to understand. Damn, way easier than any textbook or lecture.
@C0MPLEXITY
@C0MPLEXITY 11 месяцев назад
this is the best biology based channel
@weirdworld1910
@weirdworld1910 4 года назад
Good explanation.... I loved it... It was very clear. Nice demonstration too
@OP_heimer
@OP_heimer 4 года назад
a masterpiece of coherence! explanation 11/10 points. Thx so much :))
@leanhousewifey
@leanhousewifey Год назад
God bless you for helping me prep for my biochemistry exam
@payalpatra2052
@payalpatra2052 Месяц назад
Thank you so much!!!! The revision at the end was wonderful! Helped to reinforce the concepts. :)
@CellClips
@CellClips Месяц назад
I’m glad I could help
@anushajindal4157
@anushajindal4157 8 месяцев назад
thank you so much for putting your efforts for us .. lots of love and blessings
@CellClips
@CellClips 8 месяцев назад
Thanks! I’m glad you liked it!
@kelvinmaina1088
@kelvinmaina1088 4 года назад
informative clarity great work
@AnasKhan-ew7oe
@AnasKhan-ew7oe 2 года назад
Really good video well summed up
@chx99
@chx99 4 года назад
Nice explanation! Thank you so much ♥
@god9687
@god9687 Год назад
On a certain level, we have a drug store in our microtubules, the neurochemicals that show up in flow: so dopamine, norepinephrine, anandamide, endorphins, and serotonin. If you were to try to cocktail the street drug version of that, right, you're trying to blend like heroin and speed and coke and acid and weed- and point is, you can't do it. It turns out the microtubules can cocktail all of 'em at once, which is why people will prefer flow to almost any experience on Earth. It's our favorite experience. It's the most addictive experience on Earth. Why? 'Cause it cocktails five or six of the largest pleasure drugs the microtubules can produce. We're all capable of so much more than we know. That is a commonality across the board. And one of the big reasons is we're all hardwired for flow, and flow is a massive amplification of what's possible for ourselves.
@rohan_1996
@rohan_1996 5 лет назад
Detailed and concise
@khalidabdulfattahmutwally9286
Very helpful channel... thank you so much 💓
@abulfazalwashim5117
@abulfazalwashim5117 4 года назад
Cool, really helpful!
@Petrov3434
@Petrov3434 4 года назад
Outstanding - thank you !! What is the speed range of building cell microtubules -- how fast are these processes? Many thanks
@deliamariacoman214
@deliamariacoman214 4 года назад
Amazing!
@alita123csi
@alita123csi Год назад
Great Video. Thanks
@anonymea4326
@anonymea4326 3 года назад
INCREDIBLE thank you!!!!!
@batoulmustafa1808
@batoulmustafa1808 Год назад
you are a legend, thank you so much.
@spicesmiles
@spicesmiles 5 лет назад
Fantastic!
@namkhatoner6492
@namkhatoner6492 6 месяцев назад
Loved the video! May I ask, how does the GTP cap play into the dynamic instability of a microtubule?
@mr.akshaykisanmundhe9269
@mr.akshaykisanmundhe9269 3 года назад
Very much helpful sir, thank you very much 🌻
@Nokoli_
@Nokoli_ 3 года назад
amazing! thank you very much
@kalasatwater2224
@kalasatwater2224 2 года назад
A masterpiece by the Creator
@shreyaroy9749
@shreyaroy9749 Год назад
Very nicely explained.
@fidato795
@fidato795 3 месяца назад
Just awesome!!!❤
@CellClips
@CellClips 3 месяца назад
I’m glad you enjoyed it,
@SilverCat1992
@SilverCat1992 4 года назад
Thank you so much!! :-)
@sccm100
@sccm100 2 года назад
awesome video. 10/10
@knowldge3715
@knowldge3715 Год назад
great explanation
@josetrujillo738
@josetrujillo738 Год назад
Thank You very much
@ramchandrasuthar2848
@ramchandrasuthar2848 4 года назад
GREAT ANALYSIS
@amatalahmoslima85
@amatalahmoslima85 4 года назад
Thank you continue
@abii
@abii 2 года назад
Thank you so much.❤️😍
@PromethorYT
@PromethorYT 5 лет назад
Well done.
@mahnoorabid6391
@mahnoorabid6391 3 года назад
So helpful!
@lazykat607
@lazykat607 3 года назад
Thank you so much
@shaiklathifmunnisha1426
@shaiklathifmunnisha1426 3 года назад
Really it was very helpful
@ozymandias6211
@ozymandias6211 4 года назад
0:47 why is it “en vitro” instead of “en vivo”?
@Bhagyashreetharkar10
@Bhagyashreetharkar10 3 года назад
I request you to do many more videos ...ur explanation is awesome .....❤
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
More videos coming soon!
@12ms61
@12ms61 7 месяцев назад
​@@CellClipswhy are you not doing vids now :(
@easy-peasy9906
@easy-peasy9906 2 года назад
Why will gamma ring complex attachment at minus end speed up polymerization? I didnt get it.
@m4mano
@m4mano 2 года назад
To form the first ring of the microtubules is the hardest and slowest step so it skips that, that's why it's faster with a preformed gamma ring
@alexiaajamian5236
@alexiaajamian5236 3 года назад
i'm french but this was so easy to understand !! thank you
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
Translated Subtitles coming soon if you prefer that!
@songohan393
@songohan393 4 года назад
thank you
@devendrakhandelwal5468
@devendrakhandelwal5468 3 года назад
Thank you so much sir 🙏🙏🙏
@mirage7478
@mirage7478 4 года назад
Really appreciable teachings skills.
@fatysenhaji4398
@fatysenhaji4398 4 года назад
you are amazing
@jonathansaidon4806
@jonathansaidon4806 4 года назад
when does GTP bound tubular hydrolyze? is that just a matter of time and when the mitotic spindle reaches kineticore it releases kinesin13 to destabilize it to prevent continued lengthening? and it would happen (the degradation) if xmap215 and other MAP catalysts that sped up lengthening were slower??
@gurralamohankumar5838
@gurralamohankumar5838 4 года назад
Thanks a lot ...... ♥️
@fuseboxmusic4544
@fuseboxmusic4544 Год назад
In microtubule originating complexes if the centriole is a "9+0" structure, then how does it give rise to cilia or flagella having a "9+2" structure?
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
They are completely separate structures.
@Bildad1976
@Bildad1976 2 года назад
Good description of what they're doing, but HOW do they know WHEN to start forming, and WHERE to start & end??? And how on earth did they form before the first living cell existed? (And the same question for the thousands of other molecular machines necessary for cell-life)! And if they DID form before the first living cell (as they ARE necessary for cell-life, correct?), then WHY aren't they found forming on their own in nature today?
@ericz8982
@ericz8982 4 года назад
U are amazing love u
@winstonsmiths2449
@winstonsmiths2449 2 года назад
I am an Intelligent Design believer. How would mutations account for this type of development? Where is the information created that tells the organism that a new, never before existing cell is being formed and it needs to know what it is, how much to grow, shape and proteins needed. Sincere question.
@gregoryallen0001
@gregoryallen0001 3 месяца назад
imo it's like those structures are EMERGENT from simple interactions or combinations like fractals
@A3Kr0n
@A3Kr0n 3 года назад
Good video
@user-lj9sx2kf9o
@user-lj9sx2kf9o 6 месяцев назад
wow great explanation
@CellClips
@CellClips 5 месяцев назад
Glad you liked it
@pahul4
@pahul4 3 года назад
Isn't it the GTPase that hydrolyses GTP to GDP, ultimately leading to catastrophe?
@gwenzendaya1210
@gwenzendaya1210 4 года назад
Superb
@Arunachalam98
@Arunachalam98 Год назад
I can say..... Crystal 🔮 clear
@anonymous672
@anonymous672 4 года назад
Make more videos please!!!
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
More Videos coming soon!
@mickmickymick6927
@mickmickymick6927 3 года назад
So how could these things have anything to do with consciousness?
@LuistrAmalgo
@LuistrAmalgo 3 года назад
Well, if consciousness has anything to do with cells then MT's certainly play a part, right? MT's are very important to maintain a cell.
@kami-brawlstars9635
@kami-brawlstars9635 3 года назад
Hikari.
@gregoryallen0001
@gregoryallen0001 3 месяца назад
stuart hammerhof (sp❔lol) was an anaesthesiologist who got more curious about the SHUTDOWN of consciousness.. prolly you already know this, apologies
@srisankalpamishra3006
@srisankalpamishra3006 2 года назад
*Now you get a new subscriber for lifetime!
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
Yay, new videos coming soon loyal subscriber!
@gregoryallen0001
@gregoryallen0001 3 месяца назад
is this from a dream i had or did ROGER PENROSE really say he thinks there could be tiny black holes inside microtubules? in aninterview, but i only heard it once. or am i dreaming
@CellClips
@CellClips 3 месяца назад
He did say that, something about quantum events and gravity induced collapses within the micro tubules.
@filmonhaile3327
@filmonhaile3327 4 года назад
What a video
@crimson2799
@crimson2799 3 года назад
less than 10 min youtube videos > real life teachers/professors lol
@JaLLaM86
@JaLLaM86 5 лет назад
I think the speed was great. If any of you want the nice gentleman to speak slower, run the video at 0.75xspeed X)
@ntethelelocilo3728
@ntethelelocilo3728 5 лет назад
ujahile nsizwa..you are too fast , but the video was helpful next time maybe add subtitles
@kami-brawlstars9635
@kami-brawlstars9635 3 года назад
Soul
@bobboo2733
@bobboo2733 Год назад
I am a teacher an i make online content... I used some of the points of your videos in my work is that ok with you. desperately looking forward fro your response.
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
As long as you tell the students where the video came from, feel free to use the videos wherever you want!
@ms.cherry7006
@ms.cherry7006 3 года назад
Ok but I just need a ten word definition to write down under the word microtubule🧍🏻‍♀️
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
I wish
@chiyamamoto5092
@chiyamamoto5092 Год назад
🌪🤩残像🤩通過すると残骸🤩通過しないと無関係🤩早くしろ!💢
@Cardioid2035
@Cardioid2035 Год назад
I’m just trying to figure out how consciousness propagates from these bad boys
@BeingCurious101
@BeingCurious101 9 месяцев назад
Figured out buddy ?
@Cardioid2035
@Cardioid2035 9 месяцев назад
@@BeingCurious101 Energy (electricity) in nature seems to mysteriously propagate from the quantum realm. Therefore our brain’s electrical properties and functions are fundamentally interfacing with the quantum realm by default. Consciousness seems to be something entirely separate from ourselves and drawn from the quantum realm through microtubules which acts out physically through our genetic predisposition. Whatever reality exists in the quantum realm for us manifests into physical matter through our thoughts, in a balance of free will and super-determinism. A lot of spiritual teachings explain this parts of this concept much better. Why is this seemingly true? I have no idea yet. How do microtubules objectively function in that esoteric manner? I have no idea yet. These are my speculations however..
@gregoryallen0001
@gregoryallen0001 3 месяца назад
ok hear me out.. what if the microtubules are built surrounding a TINY BLACK HOLE that acts as a TIME MACHINE, propelling the arrangement of electrons or whatever magnetic/electrical web THAT IS OUR CONSIOUSNESS into the spacetime moment that follows from our speed and trajectory, which we call THE FUTURE, but which is really just a distance through spacetime that we will soon inhabit. don't they say that from just our planet moving and our whole galaxy spinning AND hurtling through the GALACTIC MEDIUM.. we are rn going a min of 80,000kph edited for typos
@Cardioid2035
@Cardioid2035 3 месяца назад
@@gregoryallen0001 tiny black holes would be an impossibility but microtubules are definitely interfacing with a very fundamental aspect of the natural medium which is contingent upon the properties of spacetime like you mentioned. I think the answer of where consciousness comes from lies in the properties of empty space since an abundance of energy propagates through the void of ‘absolutely nothing’ at all times (through time). The question is where and why do quantum fluctuations (waves) occur which manifest into energy at that very fundamental level and come into existence in this realm of spacetime in the first place. Wherever that is; (if it can even be described as a location perhaps even beyond time) is where all living consciousness derives from. I believe our microtubules are interfacing with the energy derived from the medium empty space itself. I hope I articulated that in a way that makes sense. I think all of humanity should be tackling these types of topics regardless of expertise to see if intuition plays a role.
@anonymous-ht2wl
@anonymous-ht2wl 3 года назад
This is where God comes into your brain and makes you immortal. But there's a down side, you will come back as a worm that a little boy cuts in half 10 times, and he will proceed to set all segments on fire and put your charred remains into a washing machine. But after that you come back as a tree that gets cut down by a logger.
@pastimepursuit7212
@pastimepursuit7212 3 года назад
abcde(F)gh(I)jklmnopqrs(T)uvwxyz, now you know the density of the cytoskeleti How to remember the concept of microtubules: imagine 9 pairs of tangled slinkies surrounding a pair of untangled slinkies. Thats a lot of motion. That is aside from the vocab like protofilaments, alpha beta and gamma tubulins, seed, centrioles and basal bodies, etc.
@pastimepursuit7212
@pastimepursuit7212 3 года назад
Upon watching more and editing the above comment, I've realized I just scratched the surface.
@fungi42021
@fungi42021 3 года назад
369
@wahibakhachai6545
@wahibakhachai6545 3 года назад
It's amazing but if you can translate to French please !!
@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
Translated Captions coming soon!
@mujahidyalhassan2481
@mujahidyalhassan2481 Год назад
If the world had more people like you, it would be a better place. You make a difference, Dr Igudia thank you for curing my Hepatitis B and introducing your medical products to the worlds
@annunacky4463
@annunacky4463 3 месяца назад
Do we think evolution made these structures? I’m not very sure of that at all…waddya yall think?
@akselcevik6320
@akselcevik6320 3 месяца назад
I disagree with you basal bodies have the same structure of the centrioles so it’s 9 triplets with no central MT, it’s supposed to help students but it confuses us that’s not good
@mohammedabdelrahman4890
@mohammedabdelrahman4890 2 года назад
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@CellClips
@CellClips 9 месяцев назад
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@kkhanthony8533
@kkhanthony8533 4 года назад
very good video, you know how to explain concepts. Nice.
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