Great❤ what happened to u why aren’t u upload more videos؟

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very nicely explained liked it

The circle he draw in 2:17 is almost perfect

It helped

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Youre good!

life saver

Thank you!!

good efforts sir! you explain and draw very good ,only you should need to focus on arrangement and planning of your lecture ,you were forgetting some points of collagen and were adding it later on......otherwise you teach excellent !!!

thank you so much. tomorrow i have to attend IHC lab and i had still no idea what is exactly is. This video put it so simple. It was great help.

thank you so much!

THANK YOU, David! Your video is very helpful for me!

you are such a life saver, thank you for your videos <3

Please keep going and thanks a lot for your hard work … you are so helpful .. dean tell you enough

DID ANYONE TOLD YOU HOW EXTREMELY HANDSOME YOU ARE? AND OF COURSE YOU TEACH IN SUCH A COOOOL WAY!!!!!!

wow, I was struggling from the complicated lecture slides. thanks !

Just wanted to say you're cute and nice explanation. Thank you .

Brilliant!

Probably the best video I found on this topic

Well the Nieukoo centre is feebly talked about in developmental biology because no one seem to know clearly where it forms or how it forms. What we dont know we say less. Yet it is the organizer of organizer

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Thank you so much! Your videos are so helpful! Please continue making them!! Really appreciate it :))

Very compact and good for memorising. Great job. Thank you. From India.

People like you deserve all the good things! Thank you so much for doing this video

Omg thank you for your description 🤩 i used to get so much lost everytime I review this part now i get a full understanding of interation among signals and proteins

Great explanation! Also, you're cute!😂

thankyou dude a simple subject that was explained in a complicated way by my professor :)

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Tnqq so much, keep up the good work

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Thank you so much for making it this clear!!

Very weak teaching

I’m watching this 7 years late and omg thank you

Wow, brilliant.

saved my life here dude thanks a million

Incase someone wanted a brief summary of functions, Functions of the following components: Collagen - Collagen has great tensile strength, and is the main component of fascia, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, bone and skin. Along with elastin and soft keratin, it is responsible for skin strength and elasticity, and its degradation leads to wrinkles that accompany aging. Proteoglycan - Provides hydration and swelling pressure to the tissue enabling it to withstand compressional forces. Lamina - Laminins also provide adjacent cells with a mechanical scaffold and biological information either directly by interacting with cell surface components. Fibronectin - Cellular fibronectin is assembled into the extracellular matrix, an insoluble network that separates and supports the organs and tissues of an organism. Fibronectin plays a crucial role in wound healing.

It was great but please explain elastin too. Thanks :)

When phosphotidylinositol is assymetrically concentrated on inner leaflet how can GPI anchored proteins found on exoplasmic side..!?

Someone has exams tomorrow 😂😂

complimenti David Patrick, una bella lezione - grazie

Bravo! una bella lezione - mi hai fatto capire olte cose su ECM

what happen if cortical rotation doesn’t happen tho?

does the sperm always enter at the animal pole?

OMG just would like to say thanks ! I know we are in 2020 and this video was uploaded in 2013, so you will probably not read my comment, but you saved the life of a french student. Thanks from Paris ;)

you are amazing broo keep going

Thank you so much for a clear explanation.

You did a really great job. You have talent and intelligence. Subscribed!

Hindi language video please