Cell Cycle (Overview, Interphase)

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[@AxelZaore]

I think its evident that Armando's main language is NOT ENGLISH, so there is no need to be rude about how he pronounces the word as long as its understandable. This presentation is incredibly great like all his other videos and I personally have learned a lot from him. Stop being cynic and/or sarcastic, there is really NO NEED to be like that. Thanks for your explanation again Armando, you saved me in biochemistry and immunology in my master degree, all I had to do is to study my textbooks and then complement it with this. Cheers from México :)

[@lawi1390]

his english is as good as a native speaker imo and he explained a 3h long lecture in 11 mins thats impressive

[@jenborisov782]

i know right? just shut the fuck up everyone (addressed to haters of course) and appreciate his efforts!

[@rajtak2208]

@@lawi1390 thats true

[@Swordonator]

yeah i just wish he did it on a diagram

[@sebastianbaynes9452]

I think the fact that his english is obviously so impressive is the reason why the mispronunciation is so apparent - it's a curious one to make given that he must have heard people pronounce it before (if he's making cell cycle KZbin videos) and as english words go its spelling is pretty phonetic. Doesn't excuse rudeness about it though of course

[@DjAroz]

This totally made me want to draw all of this. Your drawing is so pleasing to watch

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[@sophvidz2406]

learnt more in this 11 min video then my 3 hour class today

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yup you are right

[@medfm2867]

me too

[@gurumohan9547]

I am also

[@1loveandlife]

I don't understand why people are complaining about the pronunciation......makes me think whether or not they are actually learning anything at all. FOCUS ON THE CONCEPT NOT THE PRONUNCIATION.

[@shwanmustafa5366]

i agree

[@anzedanzedyr]

My brain points the repeated mispronunciation out every time making it hard for me to hear the video's content. Its like, if someone would say " dont think of zebras." making the only thing you could think of being zebras.. does it make sence? or just zebras? - i'll show myself out

[@stillmylarh]

+NeverHide exactly.....

[@sppandey6401]

i have a mallu south indian teacher , atleast better then that

[@kimsordyl]

because some people are just simply stupid....I can't find any other explanation.

[@HP07Rissy]

Studying for my praxis and was looking for an overview. This was really great I plan on using this in my classroom. Thank you!!! Well done :)

[@janardhangamprai7537]

U have cleared my confusion... thanqs a lot

[@polashadhikari5761]

Hey Armando, your videos are excellent! I used it to help my daughter revise for highschool biology. Thank you.

[@user13947]

AMAZING! Your video was very clearly explained and carefully thought-out! Thank you!

[@dr.vineetmehta3500]

Dear Armando, your work is excellent and I have been following it for more than 3 years now for refining my lectures. I would take this opportunity to thank you for sharing this excellent content, explaining complex biological processes in such simple language.

[@guerre9346]

It's 2020, I'm in quarantine and this is the best lesson yet.

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[@saniasayed3327]

Oh true

[@haidahamid6252]

8 months later we are still in quarantine :(

[@mickhunniti]

This guy has a damn big paper

[@mensambo]

micgusta lol

Great video, I learned about the cellular cycle in school, but you just made it so much clearer for me. Thanks!

[@soultrainable]

good job armando,your videos are helping me study for my NBDE part 1 and they are very helpful. peace n blessings

[@canseideserale]

Great video!! Very clear, thorough but concise.

[@nousheenrashid8470]

you're great as always... Really appreciat your hardwork.

[@jagdishchandra8251]

What a clear explanation and I am amazed of how you draw your diagrams. They are so neat and beautiful.

[@emmanuellelabat186]

Hello! Your video is sooo clear! I'm French but I've just understood your video in english what my teacher tried to teach me in french since a long time! Thank you so much.

[@g-mari9659]

Best video I have seen so far, clearly demonstrated and explained. I wish all teachers would have this sort of skills and ability to be able to communicate the knowledge of sciences like this. You deserve most credits!

[@AC-bt2hb]

Its so nice that you focused on n in this lecture. Without this fundamental and clear explanation, it can be so confusing especially when we use terms interchangeably like homologous pairs and sister chromatids. Most lecturers just say n or 2n or whatever without really going into this level of detail. I know this would help a lot of people.

[@vacaspen5038]

It is amazing that people have discovered this. It said he was very well explained. Nice visual aid thank you for posting

[@sarahbrandao6028]

Perfect as always. Thank you very much!

[@candyadams7099]

THANK YOU, Armando

[@lisawells7461]

Brilliant videos. Keep it up. Makes learning so much easier! Thankyou :)

[@yolandabao6920]

great drawing! 'hope this makes sense' actually sounds cute lol...hope to see more videos from you!

[@ryanmoore5862]

This Video was very helpful! Thank you for making it!

[@asuratheego_slayer5172]

7:20 this statement helped me in clearing my concept..

[@abdullahshahidr]

U r Amazing...Thanku So Much for such an amazing video. Keep up the Good Work These 11 mins r better than Hours of Biology class.

[@mikect05]

explains interphase much better than many others thank you

[@rogue0192]

Thank you so much for this!!!

[@DrAsmaaMOmer]

I did not understand this subject from school and even from college of medicine but now I learn very well through your video thank u very very much, keep going

[@theycallmeyuzdi]

Since 2013, we are now 2022 - You are still amazing!

[@harshita8338]

After watching ur "Regulation of menstrual cycle" vdo I fell in love with ur vdos & teaching style..😍❤️

[@Nuuu007]

Can u give me link of it please? I’m searching for it

[@harshita8338]

@@Nuuu007 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJDSqKNuoLOAq9U

[@tanayshah1564]

Superb man u deleted aal my confusions regarding mitosis😍😍😍😍

[@rudraanshdadhich7397]

this is literally the best explanation I've found online thanks a lot

[@mandivouma6849]

YOUR ETS PRESENTATION IS GREAT

[@aremedyproject9569]

Great video! Thank you.

[@abhayparbale398]

Best SIR. CLEARED all the concepts.👍👍👍👌💥💥

[@mhmsscience3835]

Very Good explanation, thank you. I think very small differences in pronunciation are easily understood, and the content is very well presented and explained. Especially the pre-S single chromosomes which is replicated/duplicated int the S phase of Interphase to make 1 homologous chromosome with 2 sister chromatids. Many books start at Prophase and do not show Parent as having single chromosomes, making seeing the 2 daughter cells being identical to parent very difficult.

[@joefredy5205]

Great keep up the work... looking forward for many such great videos. Which books do you refer?

[@sea5205]

Great video, thanks a lot it was really clear and easy to understand!

[@elrusolokooooo]

Those drawings are... so satisfying to look at, it’s actually pleasant to study like this.

[@mckennasuorsa6455]

You explained this really well!

[@M7medKasem]

to be fair this is the best video on KZbin that illustrated the cell cycle

[@riteshpal7317]

Appreciate your effort Mr. Armando.

[@asianlaxer]

So glad I discovered this dudes videos before the MCAT!! Thank you so much

[@user-br3bo2ez5q]

You are one great man. Thanks so much

[@dadol9537]

Very good video. Helped me alot to understand the cell cycle!! Thnk u so mch.

[@wany0620]

Awesome drawing and detailed explanation.

[@Avia1998]

you should totally scan/ take a picture of these and upload them somewhere I'm really enjoying ur videos

[@prajnaranipradhan7217]

Thank you so much for making me understood in such a simple & easy way. Thanks...

[@katleach2382]

This was very useful. Thank you!

[@darkrebel123]

good video, lays it out very nicely

[@litgamestar6663]

Thank you Sir it helped me a lot. 😊

[@misookkim3956]

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[@TheDaleraka]

Amazing Video! Thanks

[@Pen_Mary]

i learned this 2 years until graduated and understand nth. it turned me puzzled every bio exam. i was amazed by this explaination.

[@NeonYau]

very much helping me in my spm(exam) ;v; i love you....thaaaankkk yooouuuu

[@Dron008]

Thank you so much. Your explanation is excellent same as the drawings. So many errors in this topic in other courses and with your video I at last could understand everything.

[@chiagoziemonwuzuruike5035]

Thank you for the clarity of this lecture

[@MrRoss2013]

Thanks mate, this was a true solid

[@meganmckee8914]

I have a big test tomorrow but I don’t understand mitosis all that well, and this helped me a whole lot. Thank you.

[@trustme4956]

how did it go? its been 2 years lol

[@zerosense870]

@@trustme4956 ask me in 3 days and I will tell you how my test went

[@xXAnneangelxX]

Ohhh, that´s was really awesome! I definetly will watch your videos in future, cuz you explain this much much better, than our teacher :D :)

[@elizan7553]

This is great! Thank you

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Waaaaaw😍😍🌹😭thanks soooooo much...

[@liyaandualem1872]

I have no words to say thank you

[@lara_awad2372]

Love your videos !

[@siara705]

thank you armando!

[@shaundonovan2193]

Really good video. Thanks

[@jasonyao3753]

such amazing video!

[@ranjitpandya3951]

Besides from some pronunciation, explanation was beautiful. :)

[@betttbone]

Really good content, thanks!!

[@capnjack5855]

Chrome-Somes... Love it Thanks for your videos. They are excellent sir.

[@zar3333]

Thank you!

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thanks very much for the nice presentation.

[@s0mas91]

This was actually a super helpful refresher. at first, i was a bit anxious with your accent, however I was extremely pleased to find that you speak more clearly than most anglophones! :D thank you so much, I really appreciate you putting out this video

[@Brittniepimental]

HAHA! I would say that could be offensive but really, it is rather true.

[@changeisgood-cm7jz]

you are so talented and smart :) thanks :D

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Thank you soo much !!

[@rajdhariwal3316]

its very clear ad elaborate..good job .. :)

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Awesome presentation sir

[@minseokchoi1874]

thank you armando hasudungan:)

[@nooraalshehhi1596]

Thank you sooo much ..

[@anabeatrizmenezespinto5183]

Thank you for the video, I can understand now

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

Very well presented. Tks

[@M7medKasem]

I really admire how he draws very smoothly

[@poiuy3709]

this is so helpful! thank u~

[@anshumanvramani7958]

good job seriously..... if I could get a picture of your whole explanation.... it would be great

[@riyanaroshan2529]

Brilliant and vibrant explanation sir.ur legend in biology.thank you so much sir

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Thank you very much sir🙏🙏🙏

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Thank you sir🙏🙏

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You're videos are so amazing! keep up the good work:)

[@tdd9977]

thank you for the video :) appreciate it.

[@lordgawain]

Thank you buddy

[@shene5214]

Thanks for your video

[@rajtak2208]

Tysm, you saved my life.

[@wedalsallom824]

To clear some confusion, the chromosome number stays 46, because there are always 46 centromeres! It dosent matter if is holding 1 chromatid or 2 chromatids, the centromere number stays 46 so you always say the cell has 46 chromasomes even if the chromatid number doubles (like in s phase)

[@tegaaberare]

Thank you!

[@hiiveiniiassurance6206]

Now it make sense for me now dis topic.. Very helpful ur explanation, Sir👍

[@ilovereadin2342]

Amazing videos:) keep it up

[@sohasam6969]

your video is awesome. one question that i have is that when does a cell go in Go phase? and in Go phase, does it have 46 chromtids only?