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I got 2 F's on my AP bio tests because my teacher wasnt helpful and the study guides were bad bad bad. But then she introduced us to you(best thing she ever done). Now I am getting B's and A's :DD
I'm so grateful for these videos. I have trouble understanding science (understanding processes, not memorizing vocabulary) so these really help, especially the animations, breaking down the meaning of the terms, and pictures.
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Yet again, I'm sure you get this a lot, and I swear i won't comment on all of your videos I watch, but you are just such a great teacher with this topic. Concepts I understand from class are explained thoroughly in your videos giving me a mastery of the concepts. I feel as though you condense the subject and expand upon the important points that are taught somewhat well in my 2 hour class in a few 10-minute videos.
@Monkey D. Luffy Water molecules can move through with the help of aquaporin which is a protein that transports water from one side of the membrane to the other and it also regulates how much water can be transported. Water is unable to move through the membrane because it is polar so it has to go through by using the aquaporin.
anyone else watching these before the test on monday? my teacher played a couple of his videos but I don't understand most of the stuff in class so i just decided to try and watch as many as I can.
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one thing is that the phospholipids shown around 5:36 in the photo have saturated fats due to the double carbon bond with one less hydrogen creating the bent shape. The phospholipids typically have unsaturated fats making the fatty acids straight and not bent.
Simply brilliant! Very insightful, and perfect for people starting anykind of bio-chemistry lessons weather it is in university or highschool! More lessons would be fanstastic, made in the excat same way!
What he seems to be referring to is the "partial" charge of the polar side. If something has a partial charge, it creates a "dipole moment" and therefore is polar. The unequal sharing of electrons can cause a partial negative, or partial positive charge.
water molecules have a charge, they are polar that's why the charged heads of the phospholipids all face toward the water that's outside and inside the cell while the tails face each other the charged heads are attracted to the charged water aquaporin is correct, it provides a "shield" from the non-polar tails
An alternative could be Open Broadcasting Software. It can do all of that, and multiple elements can be moved around in your videos. E.g. more than just your screen and webcam, you can add in other stuff.
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What special educator you are! I'm not in the US but you're my real teacher. Everything I do in class is to find out what that lesson is about and then when I get home, I can see if Paul Andersen has done a lesson about it. If so, then it's perfect.
I am so grateful for this channel. It really saved my grade in AP Bio.
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I got 2 F's on my AP bio tests because my teacher wasnt helpful and the study guides were bad bad bad. But then she introduced us to you(best thing she ever done). Now I am getting B's and A's :DD
I'm so grateful for these videos. I have trouble understanding science (understanding processes, not memorizing vocabulary) so these really help, especially the animations, breaking down the meaning of the terms, and pictures.
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Thank you Mr. Andersen! It's my pressure for us to watch this.
I have a test on cell membranes on Tuesday and this is such a great way to revise, rather than just copying down notes. Thanks!
did it cover everything you needed on the test?
Pretty much, yes!
dude you are a freakin beast of a biology teacher. Keep up the good work because it is sure very useful and helpful information so much good detail packed in this video.
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This is all so amazing: Both that these structure/processes exist AND the fact the scientists figured out that they do exist and how they work. Give me science over dogma any day of the week; it lets us see the ultimate and primal beauty in nature.
These podcasts are so good that my teacher doesnt teach us she just tells us to watch these at home and do worksheets in class
@100PercentGreen I use Screenflow to do the recording. It records the computer screen and the webcam simultaneously.
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Yet again, I'm sure you get this a lot, and I swear i won't comment on all of your videos I watch, but you are just such a great teacher with this topic. Concepts I understand from class are explained thoroughly in your videos giving me a mastery of the concepts. I feel as though you condense the subject and expand upon the important points that are taught somewhat well in my 2 hour class in a few 10-minute videos.
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@Monkey D. Luffy Water molecules can move through with the help of aquaporin which is a protein that transports water from one side of the membrane to the other and it also regulates how much water can be transported. Water is unable to move through the membrane because it is polar so it has to go through by using the aquaporin.
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anyone else watching these before the test on monday? my teacher played a couple of his videos but I don't understand most of the stuff in class so i just decided to try and watch as many as I can.
Thank you for making me appreciate biology even more! You're making my AP test preparation easier!
This video helped me a lot. I learned so much about the different organelles in a cell.
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I have a Biology exam on Wednesday on cell membranes and passive/active transport. This video was VERY helpful! Thank you :)
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one thing is that the phospholipids shown around 5:36 in the photo have saturated fats due to the double carbon bond with one less hydrogen creating the bent shape. The phospholipids typically have unsaturated fats making the fatty acids straight and not bent.
Simply brilliant! Very insightful, and perfect for people starting anykind of bio-chemistry lessons weather it is in university or highschool!
More lessons would be fanstastic, made in the excat same way!
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What he seems to be referring to is the "partial" charge of the polar side. If something has a partial charge, it creates a "dipole moment" and therefore is polar.
The unequal sharing of electrons can cause a partial negative, or partial positive charge.
you compensate for all that my teacher doesn't teach yet expects us to know on test day, lol thanks
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Thank you!!! I was so confused when I read the text book version of this now I have a better understanding
Thank you. I have no experience in cells at all but your video helped me to understand it. be back to re play it, if you do not mind.
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water molecules have a charge, they are polar
that's why the charged heads of the phospholipids all face toward the water that's outside and inside the cell while the tails face each other
the charged heads are attracted to the charged water
aquaporin is correct, it provides a "shield" from the non-polar tails
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An alternative could be Open Broadcasting Software. It can do all of that, and multiple elements can be moved around in your videos. E.g. more than just your screen and webcam, you can add in other stuff.
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For the Sodium-Potassium pump, you can remember it as the cell membrane saying "NAw" for sodium and "oKay" for potassium.
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I really enjoy your videos, but I'd just add to this one that its only Gram + Bacteria that have cell walls. Keep up the good vids!