Clint Explains Interphase - Getting Ready To Divide

Time to divide? Not so fast! You cannot divide unless you have enough energy, DNA and organelles to form two of you. So when do you get all of these things? Interphase! And once you have completed interphase, then you are ready for mitosis or meiosis. Clint explains interphase, and what happens at each step to prepare the cell to divide.

[@John3-17]

I am a junior in college, and I don’t think I have ever had anyone explain cell division in such an understandable way before.

[@loriw2661]

I wish I had had instructors that explained this information so well.

[@anthonysimeone365]

There videos are consistently both informative and fun to watch, great job my friend!

[@clintexplains5327]

Thank you so much, Anthony!

[@ssd20091]

Awesome concept for an alternative channel. Thanks for making learning fun 🙂

[@codyjames4457]

I find these videos to be a valuable resource. I was never a science and math guy. My interests were more in the realm of Literature, history, and music. So, as someone who finds this stuff interesting, but doesn't necessarily have the mind for it, I appreciate the directness and simplicity of this content. Again, you're good at what you do.

[@clintexplains5327]

Thank you so much! That makes me very happy to hear. That's exactly what we're going to achieve.

[@Skyrdr]

Hey Clint, I’m a big reptile nerd but I’m also a social science graduate student, and I think that this series is super valuable, especially the first two episodes in explaining science and methodology which is much the same in our two fields. Thank you for your work and your ability to explain these concepts so succinctly. In sum, these videos are super rad!

[@clintexplains5327]

Thank you so much! I'm really excited about them. Right now we're laying the groundwork so we can cover some really interesting topics in the future.

[@J3s5y]

Anything bio, I am in! I'm going to school for molecular biology but Clint is one of the best, most rad teachers out there!

[@clintexplains5327]

There is a lot more biology coming!

[@J3s5y]

@@clintexplains5327 I'll be here, eagerly waiting!!

[@dustind4694]

When you really think of how long a DNA strand is and how *many* TGAC combinations have to be *just so*, it's absurdly cool that the copying goes so well so often.

[@haydenrainbowgrape3962]

This is awesome!

[@hampurist]

This is great

[@clintexplains5327]

Thank you so much!

[@alexkarasoulos]

I think this channel is better than your reptile channel, loving the videos on both channels though!

[@clintexplains5327]

I'm pretty proud of both of them, but I'm very excited about this one. I'm really happy to hear that you're enjoying this new content.

[@ClintsReptiles]

Hey now! I mean, these are great, but no mention of toxicognathes...

[@Ecotasia]

Really great explanation. You need to do a collaboration with amoeba sisters with cell biology.

[@clintexplains5327]

That's a great idea!