Active and Passive Transport

Biology video about active and passive transport

[@itmyowninvention]

why do these things always have trancy music playing in the background? It's like they want you to space out halfway through.

[@beanoid6066]

Ngl it’s comforting

[@bearlyabear1014]

I usually do anyways.

[@pira1808]

Lol

[@laurenlevin2232]

This type animation always makes me feel uncomfortable.

[@caydencerobinson2025]

LOL to that

[@Heistruelove]

Ha

[@Canonmentos]

This is literally the hardest part bio for me right now. The transportation of "stuff" into and out of the cell membrane via proteins and what not. UGH.

[@KG227]

this is so much better than my teacher's lesson :)

[@Divingup1]

Very helpful. Visualizations like these really help getting the information into my head!

[@UnseenAdict420]

This stuffs all way too complex.. Can't we just go back to the good ole days of alchemy and witchcraft?

[@wounderwillow9532]

yea please

[@atomosa7664]

I personally like both, but alchemy was more fun

[@caydencerobinson2025]

LOL

[@susannerose6900]

@The 2 Gamers yes hogwarts

[@bookworkdreams2581]

Lets all go to Hogwarts!!!! Hogwarts here we come!!!! :)

[@RustedGears]

I can't believe youtube was like this so many years ago, but anyway, this is helpful!

[@JCCCvideo]

Yes, please feel free to share this with students or others. Thanks.

[@oalaiimltm]

+JCCCvideo can you please provide me with the music credits for this video?

[@burnsieeeetn]

this video is so helpful! much easier for me to understand passive and active transport now.

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

Amazing how a cell works and we knew nothing at all about it when we were deciding how we had evolved. Excellent video, thanks.

[@paypal2267]

Don't talk shit. That was stupid comment.

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

Pay Pal Agree, it was off topic.

[@paypal2267]

Not only was it off-topic, it was also incorrect.

[@chloewood4780]

We didn't evolve! How can anyone say all these incredible body systems just evolved?! Look at how intricate and precise they are - if one tiny thing was different in any body system, the whole system could potentially not work. We didn't evolve - we were Created by God!

[@AyshaHarun]

This actually helped so much!

[@kinetic_krown]

nerd

[@kinetic_krown]

Wow thank you for teaching me information I will never need to use!

[@xXUniqueSunRaysXx]

This is so helpful I think now I am able to read my biology text-book.

[@belindagonzalez9902]

this really helped and is a whole lecture in 6 minutes. thanks

[@Sonia-ps4qk]

Wow, amazing, our cells are truly amazing and so is your video!

[@TheLove2surf]

Did google search for vid to help my eighth grade student. This was the first that came up and is perfect! Thanks very much!!!

[@jeffschroedter]

Best video I've seen on transports so far.

[@gusaquarius]

Excellent animations ! ! ! ! Congratulations ! ! !

[@rlane1600]

This is very helpful for my biology test on Monday. Thank you for your video.

[@Heistruelove]

The animations make me feel queasy but I did learn a lot 😁👌😇

[@Allourmanfam]

so easy to understand. one step closer to a BSN. THank you deary

[@kirangupta5985]

Grt... 👌 👌 👌 really liked and enjoyed the animation

[@foundfavor09]

Very easy and simple to understand. I've tried to understand this but this video worked well for me.

[@ValerieRuedas-e9t]

the visualizations REALLY help!

[@anthonyhewitt9397]

omg this is incredible, I was looking up how to increase the natural reverb of one of my accoustic guitars, lol and wierdly alwready determined to find the mechanism to the creation of non-living to the living. Like such as these, single cell creatures" are naturally occurring all around the planet Earth, and potentially and probably our entire Cosmos what's the bridge between chemistry and biology. Not only can u learn the basic workings of a cell but potentially answer the biggest questions in science.! no big deal, we're obviously in a pretty interesting Universe, where their is much mystery but all in plain site.

[@cjvcondahan]

thank you so much for this vid, I did have a better understanding of how passive and active transport happen.

[@DespiertaHispano]

Thank you for this great job ! maybe the best video and more simple to understand of it's kind. Please research more about Glycoproteins, how they are formed and how important are for every cell to cell communicative interaction. Shalom. Ing.Bioq. Andres Malo

[@mom04wilkes]

Great video. Helps to clarify very complex systems! Thx!

[@shahzebammar9173]

great............. thanks for sharing it help me in my presentation.....

[@nadunijinadasa8387]

This is really good I totally understood the process 😎

[@latingurrr88]

great video, clear and not too long thank u so much

[@Hi_ka11]

It was really a very beautiful explanation ❤

[@PidginDownload]

This helped with my homework, thanks!

[@superlily1996]

Thank you so much kind, intelligent lady!!!

[@keandrechance508]

It’s a robot

[@TM-lf6os]

@@keandrechance508 No its not, it says the persons name at the end

[@FullTimeSubscriber]

This has helped a lot, cant thank you enough

[@user-tl4jl7bg3i]

wow you literally just saved my life.

[@Djalitana]

this was perfect. thank you. you made it very clear. thanks

[@Pinoylegend707]

I love this.. Its so detailed. Thank you :D I will download this video. Do you have a link??

[@cherrysgoods]

mind blown.

[@TheJoray726]

very helpful............Gracias, Thanks and Arigato

[@SandraDWilliams]

Will use this in class! Thanks!!!

[@yazhinivenkat13]

Nice work....thanks

[@alyutube1]

Nice and useful

[@R3NA_COOLEST]

very helpful video thank you so much

[@p25713]

interesting.. please allow me to share this with my students.... thank you

[@mentalelley]

Thank you! that really helped me understand the terms.

[@7stardisk]

Excellent video. Was very helpful.

[@oforbesy]

GREAT VIDEO! Helped me so much.

[@AdamTaylor2footgiraffe]

Start with concentration gradient. Demo natural spread of molecules, people, air, smells etc. Demo to team leaders methods for taking notes on the video. Then they help their teams.

[@eBummed]

Thanks for the vid, it really helped me understand this topic! :D

[@denneiaamyleia9110]

owh hows a great this video

[@Djalitana]

very well done

[@gorikuri]

Thanks for making/sharing this....

[@BLEDLACRZ]

great video! thank you

[@gaston24uru]

Very useful simplified explanation. Now expplainto me cellular respiartion lol.

[@Kevincentius]

This is very useful for me :D . So this is especially designed for high school students? My teacher did great in the class but no matter what I just forget the lessons and this video really helps. Thanks!

[@MII1212able]

Well done. thanks.

[@binteqamer]

this is a good video. thanks for uploading

[@MrCrunchy29]

adenosine triphosphate ATP = the major biological currency for energy. Energy is released by converting it to adenosine diphosphate ADP.

[@anisreesan]

Very nice videos..very helpful for As level..Ma 'am i needhelp with As level practicals..is there any practical manual for that

[@SuperLLL]

very informative and detailed!thanks!

[@jmj4life7]

excellent!!!

[@1fenash]

Amazing, thank you,... Although image quality needs to be enhanced!

[@eleanorhayward3706]

Super helpful

[@randytsrvideos]

wow this is a really nice video!

[@MrSniperscope]

great video! i watched this whist i was on the crapper

[@lifeisfree]

uhm. cant i ask something.? can u identify the plasma membrane structure involved in each type of transport? please response thank you

[@franckmshana8882]

Nice

[@petermkandawire2418]

very useful

[@tdarks23]

this is very helpful

[@theduduk]

can someone explain to me the difference between a carrier protein and a channel protein?

[@ziaop1180]

great

[@vydehi17]

excellent work

[@littlemsperfect123]

THANKS YOU!

[@xyperox]

Perfect!

[@abobaar3]

praise be to Allah

[@945daddy]

Wait... So is passive high to low? And is active low to high??

[@rowinapojas]

this helps a lot:)))ty

[@Lorkisen]

Thank you this was very useful. The textbook I'm using doesn't explain it very well.

[@MissDaniellaJ]

the guys face scares me, but great video!!!

[@cripmusicongfrfr]

Good tutorial, but the music is literally awesome bruh 😂

[@washyomouthsmartas]

Great lesson

[@amy030894]

this is really helpful THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!! :)

[@Dabdulla001]

Very helpful!

[@44groupies]

VERY helpful!

[@yogayantra]

thank you, very useful

[@asmaa52202]

good

[@odile2011]

thank you this is really helpul

[@notadog1701]

The captions on videos like these (sorry) seem more voice-directed than actually typed in

[@notadog1701]

For example: Osmosis --> I'll as Moses

[@JCCCvideo]

Not A Dog Thanks for pointing that out. We'll work on providing more accurate captions.

[@samarmohammed2928]

Thank u sooo much

[@christinaash2037]

nice

[@MrConnorDaBeast]

tell me why i would ever look this up if i wasnt in biology???? please tell me

[@kevinmartinez723]

great as always!

[@taahiraham]

i wonder if you remember writing this comment..?

[@pira1808]

Do you?

[@kevinmartinez723]

I most certainly do not haha

[@elitewarrior4230]

@@kevinmartinez723 Ah, he's alive

[@ranasadat]

thanks so much i understand it now

[@PHJuniior]

Muito bom!

[@drummergriffin1]

What are the music credits for this video?

[@EytanWallace]

me too. haven't studied, it's tomorrow. it'ss about 1 am. lol

[@Magliter]

THANK YOU INTERNET and this video

[@pimteeda55]

Thank you :)

[@reshmymuthuvel2217]

learnt something new today