A Tour of the Cell: Crash Course Biology #23

[@andrewliberman7694]

Thanks!

[@adamiusmaximus6852]

i have adhd and i can actually listen to this.

[@1263903]

THE MITOCHONDRIA IS THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL!!

[@mattg2106]

Fantastic presenter - we need to see more of you!! Fabulous job

[@JarodM]

I like this guy's enthusiasm~👍

[@Jeff-tt7wj]

Im incredibly high and this is insane

[@syleenawade3352]

6:25 very mindful, very demure

[@crashcourse]

😂😂😂

[@UnderstandingCode]

0:44 The possibility of life arising spontaneously from inorganic materials is a fundamental question in the study of the origin of life on Earth. Abiogenesis suggests that life began with the gradual chemical evolution of non-living substances into living organisms. This process is thought to have occurred over a long period, starting with simple inorganic compounds and leading to complex organic molecules necessary for life.

[@nyuh]

omg were finally getting to the cell !

[@RainerTheGamer]

so... when do i get my autographs?

[@edo1497]

I thought Cell tried to destroy the planet? Then Gohan defeated cell! Basically I can kill Cell if I go SSJ2.

[@ninjak_jeamm]

BRO BE QUIET LMAO

[@Caterfree10]

I love the nerds here lmfao

[@raziasultana5222]

i didnt know there was a new crash course biology course!

[@monicareid8858]

Well done. I love the word catawampus, too☀️

[@mihaisimtion6925]

The mitocondria is the MVP of the cell😂

[@naphyanaeem9966]

Just love your videos. Keep uploading more lectures.

[@PrestonDLuffy]

Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell

[@Leotique]

I love Crash Course

[@farman362]

You remember me school days ❤ thanks brdr 😊

[@genuiscalx]

i love this!! not only it's well-explained, it's also entertaining to listen

[@zyrenfall]

That doesn't look like the cell I'm inside of right now.

[@ssthapit]

I like the presenter's charima

[@md.tahseenraza4791]

7:11 Sus AMONG US!!!

[@Davlavi]

Very informative thanks.🖖🙏

[@Underscoreshell]

I have a bio test in 3 days , thank you so much!

[@crashcourse]

Best of luck!

[@joefarrow1599]

"Life doesn't erase spontaneously from inorganic materials" Like, to my understanding it did in the first place?

[@m.ehsaan.]

Amazing!

[@F-16society]

Wow nice

[@Gaming_Squad485]

this is a really good video

[@trekker02]

I love all of these videos, though one small correction: It's commonly believed that the proto-eukaryote cells were archaea, not bacteria. While I hate the term prokaryote, it's probably better to refer to it as a "prokaryote" over a bacterium for an intro-level deep dive since you already introduced the term. :)

[@Sunkissedmel2002]

4:15 got me laughing hard 😂😂

[@camilusbaraka-sl9kl]

What should I do, do you have another app? Or should I just relly on the videos you post on youtube only?

[@chloewba]

This rocked. Thank you!

[@thatomofolo452]

Hello 👋👋

[@ianstockwell-y6i]

special persuasion to study

[@mozzarellapizza]

Lovely video! But what about our favourite organelle the Lipid Droplet? :o

[@GyroTheZeppelin]

1:10

[@ngophu3356]

the ribosome look a little bit sus

[@07KielCo]

0:29

[@mortimersnead5821]

An ostrich egg is a single cell.

[@Malphazar]

Apporparortus!!!

[@kebaptabletennisgaming]

Love how he refers to eukaryopolis like Hank (Hank did it better)

[@lilithcrie]

First ! Thank you sm for these amazing lectures, these have helped a lot in my academics! Can you pin me pls?

[@lofiycounts]

Early 😅

[@animelovers4540]

why u`r not our teacher??? Huuuuuuuuuuuuhhh

[@josiageorge3527]

bro ate

[@samwill7259]

Everything is made up of a lot of wiggly jelly blobs, jiggling against each other

[@YaldaHashmi]

😍

[@nahshonromans6917]

Bro got that exaggerated swagger of a black teen cut 💀