Mechanism of Ciliary Movement || Structure of Cilia || How do Cilia Move? || Mucociliary Clearnace

[@galzmora5790]

Excellent explanation! Better than any professor I had!

[@wangjason-p8m]

Thank you,I can't understand this movement without your video

[@rafetsabovic2121]

Excellent explanation. Simplified and concise!

[@doodoobearlove]

thanks for making so clear that i can move on to next chapter after all the struggles!

[@rovshanbaylarzada]

Thank you so much!!! Your animation is great🤌🤌

[@MARYAM-rx8ps]

It was absolutely amazing ❤❤❤

[@ashokpudasaini8461]

Thank you so much much .one of the best animation on cilia period!

[@ahmedalmyalee195]

thank you, this is really helpful

[@hafsaalinaeem1376]

Amazing video cleared my concepts

[@PreserveIgbolanguagefoundation]

Great lecture. Thanks very much

[@yewang-vb2kj]

super clear explanation! Great!

[@axa.n3319]

very very clearly explained
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[@SamanMehmood-up1jo]

Learning this from my uni slides was impossible. This was an amazing explanation.

[@HassnainRaza-ii4bc]

Best videos .
My biology teacher show them to us in his class

[@bushramahmood2273]

One of the best explaination

[@ifeabe9010]

This is so useful and has helped my biology revision. Thank you so much, God bless you

[@eilidhr_]

Thank you so much for this, makes so much more sense now :)

[@carolinarodriguesdacostado2601]

Congratulations for your videos. I use in my classes in Brazil.

[@NonstopNeuron]

Thank you so much for making my videos part of your teaching.

[@nature746-r7w]

great information up to molecular level

[@grunt89futtock890]

I thought there would be a single word to describe ciliary movement, like peristalsis in the esophagus, so I chanced upon your video, for which, many thanks. To me these wonders just confirm the existence of God.

[@haneefah209]

All praise for Allah who created what is in the heavens and earth

[@Komsomolskaya]

Bro, it’s a few moving proteins, inherited from monocellular organisms that emerged billions of years ago - monocellular organisms that enjoyed the benefit of motility from a sporadic genetic mutation that resulted in a part of the cell jiggling.

[@werallgnnadieintheend]

'beating' of cilia maybe?

[@ampumuzabrenda7683]

Thank you very much. Very helpful

[@braaalharbi715]

Thx u so much , now I can like physiology a little bit

[@dorcasgovada1131]

Very well explained.

[@UmerHassan-d3b]

Its amazing
Well explained
Keep it up
Nice Effort 🎉

[@yewang-vb2kj]

Super clear explanation! Great! Thank you so much!

[@KomalDua-s9v]

Well explained❤

[@amargondal-c7c]

Me From Pakistan,
Indeed its the one of the best and convenient animated lectures ❤really useful

[@josetrujillo738]

These videos are awesome

[@jenslonn6046]

Wow! This is just amazing how it works. Thanks for a very easy-to-understand explanation. Im at home with fever and cough and started thinking abouy how ciliars work. Now I know! So thanks alot

[@UmmaDevi-xv9pw]

You just cleared my confusion ❤ thank you so much 💓☺️ keep it up 🙏

[@Salman-Rayess]

Thank you
It is really a great and useful video

[@sinamohammadi1674]

this was super usefull. thank u

[@sahilraghu6106]

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[@rakhmatovs_1]

Thank you so much🙌🙌🙌

[@ahnaf_akif_mbbs_bd_ksa]

very good ,ma'am
keep going

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[@twesigyejustus3967]

Excellent

[@mounotashopno5113]

Nicely explained
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[@nusratbibi4676]

Excellent

[@davidv5963]

I am so confused i thought nexin connects the adjacent pairs to each other not dynein???

[@oncemoreblossoms]

Can you please make a video on map kinase pathways and jakskat pathway. It would be really helpful

[@NonstopNeuron]

they are already there. please search topic with channel name. It should appear.

[@oncemoreblossoms]

@@NonstopNeuron thank you so much... It's really helpful with the notes. 😊

[@maple1411]

Thanks 😁

[@thalamalik8543]

Thanku so much mam ❤

[@ayanabdulrehman9477]

V.well explained 🎊

[@vlad5723]

amazing~

[@abeebba]

you are awesome thank you so much!

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[@Contraaddict]

Thanks, i came here to learn because of nicotine withdrawals

[@samionita2008]

You are wonderful

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Brilliant brilliant 😊😊😊

[@user-mbbs11111]

Mostttt lovely explained Plzz upload more vedios like this

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Great 👍🏻 ❤

[@lacomplation]

thx bro

[@Osooo745]

Thanks alot

[@محمدرضانهادی]

it is very good

[@Darshana719]

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[@MariyaJanjhi]

It is best😮

[@tusharjain1321]

Dyenin moves towards the minus end of the microtubule. But in the video it is moving in the opposite direction... kindly resolve..

[@rokaiahaleem6883]

رائع

[@raychl3964]

Thank you! This was succintly explained and the excellent visual aid solidified my understanding🩷

[@shatterhacked]

So the arm things are proteins that are powered by ATPs? Okay. Now it’s time to go learn how an ATP works.

[@NonstopNeuron]

It stores and releases energy in form of phosphate group. It's more important to understand how ATP serves as energy currency. You can learn that in this video: th-cam.com/video/bjwmxqpyV3g/w-d-xo.html

[@hessambaharvand7078]

Nice

[@NonstopNeuron]

Thanks

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[@crazyboy-od4re]

Thank you very much for your useful video.

[@Studywithmelive360]

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Thanks alot