This video introduces the concept of connective tissue and briefly discusses the types, cells, fibres and ground substance that is shared among all connective tissue types.
No disrespect to my professor...okay maybe a little but I have A&P class from 9 to 1PM listening to him ramble on with his power point slides yet here I am watching your 11 minute video and I fully grasp what you are saying. Sincerely appreciate how helpful your video's are. Cheers!
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Not a med student or anything, just a science student with a connective tissue disorder and insatiable curiosity ❤ I just found your channel and I LOVE it so much. Thank you 🥰
Thank you!! you make so much sense and put things together beautifully. I sit through hours of A and P with not alot of understanding so i watch your videos and everything makes sense after. really appreciate this!
Well taught Sir. Things looked difficult, i couldn't quite understood from my lecturer's lecture on this (i.e. CT), but now i have a good picture of CT. Thanks to you.
Have a graduated degree in wildlife biology (finished uni 20+ yrs ago). My inner science geek loves your videos just for the information / interest. thank you SO much!!
I always want to know the connective tissues better.This vedio has all information I need.It is the first time that I know the sequence of four tissue types.Genuinely appreciated 🙂
I love your videos, there are really helpful but they always seem incomplete, like in your video on epethlia tissue, you mentioned it plays function of excretion but didn't say anything about it
Am watching your videos and already subscribed to your channel. I really needed this simple worded explanation. Thank you from Kuwait to where you are!
Great! But I don't see in which category a numer of connective tissues fit, such as the endomysium, or connective tissues surrounding (parts of) organs. This is called "loose connective tissue", right? Is this a different type of classification?
What can you tell me about costochondritis? Hello Dr. so I have costochondritis they say. My pain originated at my lovely dowagers hump back in October. By December anytime I laid down on my bed for longer than a half of an hour that dowagers hump area and my traps would start burning and tingling until I sat back up! The tingling has since stopped I’m not sure what made it stop but it’s no longer there. Occasionally my upper traps will feel tingly though. The pain/stiffness then went on to my ribs the following weeks and my chest. My scalene‘s are also jacked up and super tight especially on the right side not to mention my upper traps feel like they are constantly engaged! Do you happen to know whether or not the pain from that hump can also cause pain in the ribs a.k.a. costochondritis? One thing I also noticed was in the beginning when my scaling‘s were very tight and irritated the right side of my throat was also slightly swollen…. I’ve also noticed now my abdominal muscles are beginning to be a bit sore.
No disrespect to my professor...okay maybe a little but I have A&P class from 9 to 1PM listening to him ramble on with his power point slides yet here I am watching your 11 minute video and I fully grasp what you are saying. Sincerely appreciate how helpful your video's are. Cheers!
Same here
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Your videos are so helpful! PLEASE never stop, this is so valuable and I think I speak for everyone in this comment section when I say you're doing God's work (I'm atheist but the sentiment is there)!
Thank you, I seem to get more out of your video's then I have from my online teacher. You have a way of explaining things that make a lot more sense.
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Not a med student or anything, just a science student with a connective tissue disorder and insatiable curiosity ❤ I just found your channel and I LOVE it so much. Thank you 🥰
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Thank you!! you make so much sense and put things together beautifully. I sit through hours of A and P with not alot of understanding so i watch your videos and everything makes sense after. really appreciate this!
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Well taught Sir. Things looked difficult, i couldn't quite understood from my lecturer's lecture on this (i.e. CT), but now i have a good picture of CT. Thanks to you.
Have a graduated degree in wildlife biology (finished uni 20+ yrs ago). My inner science geek loves your videos just for the information / interest. thank you SO much!!
By your explanation I was able to get full score on my biology exam😊
I always want to know the connective tissues better.This vedio has all information I need.It is the first time that I know the sequence of four tissue types.Genuinely appreciated 🙂
Hey u r in which class,.
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Great video finally got to understand the conective tissue ,,thnks indeed
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I love your videos, there are really helpful but they always seem incomplete, like in your video on epethlia tissue, you mentioned it plays function of excretion but didn't say anything about it
all I can say is thank you
Thank you Dr Mike
Thank you for your videos, you said you will talk about all parts of connective tissues but I just see proper connective tissue
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Great job, you make it sound simple and that what is teaching about, thanks heaps and keep up the excellent job.
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Am watching your videos and already subscribed to your channel. I really needed this simple worded explanation. Thank you from Kuwait to where you are!
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Thanks.
Great! But I don't see in which category a numer of connective tissues fit, such as the endomysium, or connective tissues surrounding (parts of) organs. This is called "loose connective tissue", right? Is this a different type of classification?
Thanks . That was very helpful
What can you tell me about costochondritis?
Hello Dr.
so I have costochondritis they say. My pain originated at my lovely dowagers hump back in October. By December anytime I laid down on my bed for longer than a half of an hour that dowagers hump area and my traps would start burning and tingling until I sat back up! The tingling has since stopped I’m not sure what made it stop but it’s no longer there. Occasionally my upper traps will feel tingly though.
The pain/stiffness then went on to my ribs the following weeks and my chest.
My scalene‘s are also jacked up and super tight especially on the right side not to mention my upper traps feel like they are constantly engaged!
Do you happen to know whether or not the pain from that hump can also cause pain in the ribs a.k.a. costochondritis?
One thing I also noticed was in the beginning when my scaling‘s were very tight and irritated the right side of my throat was also slightly swollen…. I’ve also noticed now my abdominal muscles are beginning to be a bit sore.
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reticular are branched or unbrabched got confused??
Branched.
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Great videos. It helped me a lot.
when we talk about grand substances (gags) can't we say it is also called mucopolysaccharide??
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where can i find the video about blood connective tissue
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Really helpful video
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Sir you didn't explain simple columnar stratified pseudostratified transitional connective tissues.
That's epithelial tissues, not connective.
pls can sum1 know what are the diseases caused by animal tissue malfunction?
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Can you send for me all types of tissues video ?
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