Your breakdown of the NMJ to the AP to the C+ Release to the unlocking of Troponin and the whole process just gave me sooooo much clarity where so many pieces were missing. Thank you sooooo much for this!!!!
Oh My god!!! When this lecture was taken by my professor everyone was sleeping 😅😅 And now I watch your video What a way of teaching ! Very easy to understand Thank you so much 😊
I'm currently taking physiology and was having trouble understanding my professor's lectures. After watching this video I've come to realize we need more professors like you. You are amazing, thank you!
You are the best ma. You explained in a very good way. You didn't also add anything outside the standards of the topic thereby making it to be used on its own even without using one's lecturer materials often. God bless you.
I watched the full lecture. All the important mechanisms were explained in short but comprehensive manner. Your voice is too gentle and not boring like other teachers who are using these stuffs to teach. I’m planning to revise my physiology course with your beautiful lectures just some days before my exam. Love from Pakistan! 🇵🇰
What a teacher!!!! Please add more video on physiology......explained very clearly and precisely....u cleared many confusion....thank you very much madam........waiting for more videos.......
Omg this video explains it all! It’s the first video I watched after being completely lost after my muscle physiol lecture. No need to look elsewhere :)
First seen the heading of this video am not happy, bz I searched these topics everywhere but I don't get helpful video .After watching this am heartfully thanks.. really thankuu mam
your are angle, you saved my world. this subject has lots of new words, it is not like ecology or anthropology.physiology need time, but I choose it at summer session, never do it.
Hello! thanks for sharing this! I am starting as a physiology teacher, and I am studying to make my first classes, and your video is really helping me a lot by using it as a guideline to ensure that my students understand the concepts well, thank you so much! I am sure I'll be using your other videos as guidelines too, so thank you for all your hard work!
Hi there!!! Congratulations on your new teaching position! I am always happy to help new instructors and share my materials. Please feel free to email me: drsandholdt@gmail.com
Thank you so much!! I have been having a hard time grasping this whole concept..esp with learning remotely during covid. I've probably watched about 10 videos and your video made it all click and come together! This has been a great help!! Thanks again!
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. The lecture is very helpful and you explain the things clearly. It takes so much time to understand these concepts from a physiology book. Thanks again. :))
Hello ma'am, Is there any separate channel your anatomy lectures? Please leave a link over her that would be a great help ma'am. Thankyou ma'am for delivering excellent lectures.
Thanks a lot, Very informative and covered almost everything. It would have been better if you could have added the smooth and cardiac muscles physiology into this as well.
Do you have a copy of your lecture notes available? I'm working on a physiology course this summer and unfortunately there is no lecture notes just a guide on what topics are most important. Would be helpful to have something to refer to. Thanks!
Can you take a few minutes and try to answer my question: If a person wants to throw a football, that person will grip the ball and then bend his right (or left) arm, bend the arm backwards, and finally release and throw the ball. the bending action is supposed to accumulate power for the throw. Can you explain this in the same kind of language you used to explain how muscles work?
Hi DNAunion - this is a bit of a definition issue. Technically for one contraction, the myosin head is prepared in the prior step by a fresh ATP hydrolysis- this 1 then is "used" during the cycle. A second ATP then must come in to reset the myosin head for the muscle to relax and reset. So its 1-2 depending on how you define it. Ask your instructor his/her preference.
Thank you for the nice and clear lecture. I have a small question. In the figure where you show the myosin pulling the action in one sarcomere (time 28:43), that also would happened in the adjacent sarcomeres (left and right). And since the left half sarcomere shown in the picture is atteched to the Z-line, the same holding the right half sarcomere of the left, so, how would then force produced if the left side of the sarcomere shown in the picture is pulling towards to the right, while the right half sarcomere of the left side is pulling to the left? Sorry if I wasn't clear with my question. Thank you in advance
Great question Matias! Try to picture all the sarcomeres getting "shorter" by moving inward toward the center. This makes the entire "fiber" shorter. An animation would be really helpful for you! Try this one at around 2:00: th-cam.com/video/GneonFlcZG8/w-d-xo.html
Does this lecture cover physiolgy of all types of muscles? Moreover which reference book did you use. I haven't played the video yet but I want to for my exam...so plz, answer the above two questions.
In one hour you have made to me more sense than in three 75-minute lectures on this topic. Thank you so much!!
No any other professor could ever explain it better. I landed on this video by accident but now i believe God guided me to it. Thank you so much prof.
Shafi Abdalla, thank you for your kindness! Best of luck to you in your studies.
Thanks for the lecture..it's such an interesting one.
Pls can we get the material.. probably u can share it through email or drop at comment box
We need more teachers like you in this world!
You've made my day Siyabonga - thank you for your kind words!
Thank you Siyabonga for your kind words!
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Is this a teaching method!
You explained 1000 times better than most teachers.
Your breakdown of the NMJ to the AP to the C+ Release to the unlocking of Troponin and the whole process just gave me sooooo much clarity where so many pieces were missing. Thank you sooooo much for this!!!!
Oh My god!!! When this lecture was taken by my professor everyone was sleeping 😅😅
And now I watch your video
What a way of teaching ! Very easy to understand
Thank you so much 😊
I'm currently taking physiology and was having trouble understanding my professor's lectures. After watching this video I've come to realize we need more professors like you. You are amazing, thank you!
Thank you for your kind words, Anthony! I'm so glad this was helpful!
You are the best ma. You explained in a very good way. You didn't also add anything outside the standards of the topic thereby making it to be used on its own even without using one's lecturer materials often. God bless you.
I watched the full lecture. All the important mechanisms were explained in short but comprehensive manner. Your voice is too gentle and not boring like other teachers who are using these stuffs to teach.
I’m planning to revise my physiology course with your beautiful lectures just some days before my exam.
Love from Pakistan! 🇵🇰
The lecture is quite impressive...I never imagined one day I will get the concept of cardiovascular system and physiology as a whole....thanks Doc.
What a teacher!!!! Please add more video on physiology......explained very clearly and precisely....u cleared many confusion....thank you very much madam........waiting for more videos.......
this is best physiology lecture for muscle
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U have made this day , the most beautiful day for me ever since I started studying physiology, thank you very much dia😇😇😇😇
Omg this video explains it all! It’s the first video I watched after being completely lost after my muscle physiol lecture. No need to look elsewhere :)
Your very clear, calm, detailed lecture with bonus of drawn out steps was so so genuinely appreciated. Thank you!
You're welcome ColdDiva! Thank you for your kindness!
Thank YOU! I was struggling to concentrate and no lecture could keep me interested, but now I found myself at the end of your video!
I just want to say thank you so much. May you be blessed more and more.
I was struggling to understand the concept but after listening and watching this teacher it’s all got into my head.. thank you
Thanks so much for this video. You explained this with ease and thoroughly at that. We really do need more Professors like you.
This is so helpful. I have understood more listening to this then I have in university lecture. Tumb Up all the way
She’s a sweet teacher! Very passionate, makes an effort to make students understand by drawing out. ❤
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Thank you for being so clear and simple for students to understand and it really helps!!! :) Keep doing what you do!
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First seen the heading of this video am not happy, bz I searched these topics everywhere but I don't get helpful video .After watching this am heartfully thanks.. really thankuu mam
Awesome awesome awesome
Enjoyed alot while studying
your are angle, you saved my world.
this subject has lots of new words, it is not like ecology or anthropology.physiology need time, but I choose it at summer session, never do it.
Thank you for your clarity, pace and graphics, really fine tuned my understanding of muscle physiology
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So Glad I found your video!!! You explain it so well and I’m so glad you have other videos as well on your channel!!! Super helpful!!!
I'm so glad this helped you Jessie!
I'm a nursing student and OMG this helped so much.. I didn't understand a thing about the skeleton muscle
Hello! thanks for sharing this! I am starting as a physiology teacher, and I am studying to make my first classes, and your video is really helping me a lot by using it as a guideline to ensure that my students understand the concepts well, thank you so much! I am sure I'll be using your other videos as guidelines too, so thank you for all your hard work!
Hi there!!! Congratulations on your new teaching position! I am always happy to help new instructors and share my materials. Please feel free to email me: drsandholdt@gmail.com
@@PhysiologyforStudents Thank you very much! I will write to you when I need some help. You are an awesome human being. :D
i really needed this my next physiology exam is soon
Thank you so much!! I have been having a hard time grasping this whole concept..esp with learning remotely during covid. I've probably watched about 10 videos and your video made it all click and come together! This has been a great help!! Thanks again!
I'm so glad to hear it Angela! Good luck with your studies!
You are just awesome in teaching, you are like a scientist 👍
Wooooowww!!!! You just helped me understand concentric and eccentric contractions so easily to me. Thanks!!!!!!
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Amazing video and teacher! Way better than my current physiology professor!!!
Thank you for this we need more professors like you :)
The best tutorial ever! Now I m prepared for my exam !
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Thank you Suhyeon, I am so glad this is helpful for you.
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Thank you for your nice words, Pramod!
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Am having physiology exam in less than a week and I think am armed enough to face it. Thank you so much.
You're welcome!! Good luck on your exam!
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Thanks for such a great lecture now I understand muscle physiology. 😁😁
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Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. The lecture is very helpful and you explain the things clearly. It takes so much time to understand these concepts from a physiology book. Thanks again. :))
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You're welcome!
Hello ma'am, Is there any separate channel your anatomy lectures? Please leave a link over her that would be a great help ma'am. Thankyou ma'am for delivering excellent lectures.
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Thanks a lot, Very informative and covered almost everything. It would have been better if you could have added the smooth and cardiac muscles physiology into this as well.
Do you have a video on smooth muscle and cardiac muscle l have tried to check throughout TH-cam and on your account l cant find
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Awesome lecture! Thanks you!!!!!
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Awsome video
That was very very informative like I don’t even need to look at my notes! Thank you very much
Do you have a copy of your lecture notes available? I'm working on a physiology course this summer and unfortunately there is no lecture notes just a guide on what topics are most important. Would be helpful to have something to refer to. Thanks!
This is really helpful .
Can you take a few minutes and try to answer my question: If a person wants to throw a football, that person will grip the ball and then bend his right (or left) arm, bend the arm backwards, and finally release and throw the ball. the bending action is supposed to accumulate power for the throw. Can you explain this in the same kind of language you used to explain how muscles work?
Mam thank you for teaching us so well.
More than once, you said that >1 ATP is needed per cycle. But isn't only 1 required? Even your diagram at 33:20 shows only 1 ATP as input.
Hi DNAunion - this is a bit of a definition issue. Technically for one contraction, the myosin head is prepared in the prior step by a fresh ATP hydrolysis- this 1 then is "used" during the cycle. A second ATP then must come in to reset the myosin head for the muscle to relax and reset. So its 1-2 depending on how you define it. Ask your instructor his/her preference.
its a nice, well explained. where can i find this slides
wow, thanks a lot because l had the concepts over nights without understanding them
Thank you for the nice and clear lecture. I have a small question. In the figure where you show the myosin pulling the action in one sarcomere (time 28:43), that also would happened in the adjacent sarcomeres (left and right). And since the left half sarcomere shown in the picture is atteched to the Z-line, the same holding the right half sarcomere of the left, so, how would then force produced if the left side of the sarcomere shown in the picture is pulling towards to the right, while the right half sarcomere of the left side is pulling to the left? Sorry if I wasn't clear with my question. Thank you in advance
Great question Matias! Try to picture all the sarcomeres getting "shorter" by moving inward toward the center. This makes the entire "fiber" shorter. An animation would be really helpful for you! Try this one at around 2:00:
th-cam.com/video/GneonFlcZG8/w-d-xo.html
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Clear explanation.. Thank you
You're welcome!
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Does this lecture cover physiolgy of all types of muscles? Moreover which reference book did you use. I haven't played the video yet but I want to for my exam...so plz, answer the above two questions.
Thank you so so much....
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Thank you So much! 👍 This is really very helpful lecture to learn muscle physiology.
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Which book 📚 maam u used pls lemme k the diagrams are beautiful
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Awesome!!! Please do other subjects as well like biochemistry.😭🙏