How Mitochondria Produce Energy

[@arpitabisht9731]

The 30 minute lecture summarised in 1 minute 42 seconds. *I see this is an absolute win*

[@Penguin_scout]

Well, and its more detailed than the 30 mins lecture

[@arpitabisht9731]

@@Penguin_scout totally agreed.

[@MT-wg8oh]

Exactly

[@stevejordan7275]

Sure it's a win. If you think you can get a college education (4-year degree) in 11 weeks (same compression.) This would be like trying to get a good understanding of current events from a bunch of sound bites. This is a excellent *introduction.* But it should be followed by branched learning. Even Cliff's Notes would be better. Or at least a link to the rest of the presentation. I want to know how it works so I can understand the nanotech and biotech explanations for how respirocytes work. Maybe even have an idea of my own. While there are ways that are faster than others, and ways that are more accurate than others, there are no shortcuts to knowledge. We're still running on organic substrates.

[@renu_sharma.]

This is just an overview girl.

[@timlee4059]

So you're telling me that this mini croissant is keeping me alive?

[@hpereira1089]

Yummy !

[@jrstrange123]

No, its giving you energy.

[@friedchicken1]

And I'm also telling you that real crissant will keep you alive (and fat)

[@nonameforyou2238]

and gives you energy

[@paulcastillo1880]

Yes

[@Saurabh_Tewari007]

2% people nerdy talks 98% mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@kxmode]

That's good. That means they learned something.

[@r.i.pyoutube6881]

yes

[@bigmanimation]

@@kxmode ye

[@JanetStarChild]

More like... 2% Intellectuals 98% copy/paste Morons

[@KennyMccormicklul]

​@@kxmodethe NPC's are learning fck.. 🤯

[@andrewfayi9448]

This takes "The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell" to a whole new level.

[@lixbra1350]

Grade 8 science vibes

[@mrcoder7327]

Taking AP Bio be like

[@SMARTA69]

​@@lixbra1350We learned the whole animal and plant cells and all its parts like cytoplasm and Endoplasmic Reticulum in grade 7 actually...

[@hufficag]

@@SMARTA69 I'm teaching it in Grade 10 to students who barely speak English

[@swastiktiwari75]

what is AP BIO?@@mrcoder7327

[@Frannces]

Teacher: The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell Me: Prepared for life

[@yuytftyu4207]

This post was made by useless information gang

[@TheSkiesHasFallen]

@@yuytftyu4207 yes

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

This got interesting so fast, I was annoyed that the video ended to soon!

[@JessmanChicken86]

same!

[@BitterTast3]

*too

[@adrianaadnan7704]

The vlogger won the tetris so its over thats y

[@starkiller1068]

O N

[@andrewrangel9664]

store the suns raw energy to give to plants

[@Sha5HAnK]

Dashed line : ____________ Dotted line : .................... Unforgettable line : Mitochondria are the power house of the cell

[@obviouslytwo4u]

Cocaine line==================== drugs are bad

[@thestud-muffin9871]

Lol I don’t even know what it means, but I still can’t forgot this line.

[@udishasresttha]

This comment was so needed! 😂

[@vanshikadixit7607]

damn that's true tho lol

[@gungungupta2643]

Mitochondrian is singular and mitochondria are plural so you have to wrote . Mitochondria are the power house of the cell.

[@brianmckeown511]

Here's my favourite pub fact: ATP is 'synthesised' by phosphorylation of ADP. ATP is 'burned' by cells to form ADP, which is then converted back into ATP by phosphorylation. In the circular form/ burn/ form processes, the mitochondria of our body synthesis around 74kg of ATP every day. 74kg. Wow.

[@bethyngalw]

sigh. I wish my body synthesised that much ATP a day. That would be awesome. Spare a thought to people with ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) whose mitochondria are dysfunctional and therefore don't produce enough ATP for everyday muscle function.

[@rudolfsykora3505]

Wow, 74kg! I wouldn't expect that

[@claymcdermott718]

So what you’re saying is...mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell?

[@JamesBond-uz2dm]

An HIV drug, Lamivudine made by Glaxo Smith Kline, depleted my mitochondria. I cannot produce the normal amount of adenosine triphosphate. The result is weakness, shortness of breath and rapid heartbeat. Never use the class of HIV meds called Neucleoside Reverse Transcriptease Inhibitors (NRTI)

[@peters972]

I don’t think that is accurate, I think maybe 2kg?

[@CZpersi]

Mitochodria are one of the biggest mysteries/miracles of nature. They are said to originally have been independent organisms, primitivw bacteria perhaps, swallowed by another larger bacteria, but instead of being eaten, the mitochondria entered a symbiotic relationship with its predator, thus giving a birth to a more complex cells. When cells reproduce by splitting, the mitochondria undergo a very similar process by themselves. A truly fascinating stuff, which also paved the way to multicellular organisms.

[@atman8519]

Biggest mysteriy is how sceintist ignore fact that food cannot be converted into chemical energy. It wasn't even prooved yet. But money coming from outside to their bank accounts. so.

[@LAG-cp1gv]

Nonsense of evolution, my brother. Don’t you see the complex, irreducible intelligent design? All theories in this field are weak and invalid. Otherwise, there is a prize of $10 million for the one who presents a comprehensive, scientific theory.

[@hawkara]

both arguments lead to the same answer. Whether there’s a Creator who creates this complex system, or whether it’s done thru evolution. Even if the Creator decides to create this system, it would choose a process like evolution to create it

[@donleavell]

You’re looking at the evidence for the production of life on earth. And you have the unfettered temerity to suggest that there is no evidence, but your guy created all of this, a procedure that has been debunked forever for the total 100% failure to produce any evidence at all.

[@alainquinzelaire1253]

​@@hawkara Le Créateur ne choisit que ce qu'il considère comme logique et prouvé, ce qui n'est pas le cas de la théorie évolutionniste : c'est une supposition de Darwin qui était croyant, et cette hypothèse n'a aucune valeur scientifiquement établie en laboratoire. Une croyance apprise à l'école ; cherchez les arguments contre l'évolution comme je les étudie depuis 50 ans, il n'y a que des invraisemblances dont on a peine à imaginer comment les gens peuvent accepter de telles balivernes !

[@catmom1322]

I remember the 1st time I learned this over 60 years ago: "the mitochondrion is the powerhouse of the cell." I have furthered my education & absolutely love the cartoons explanation here--so easy to teach students!

[@darktempest]

bro went to school riding dinosaurs

[@sharartie]

How complex the human body is... it’s beyond amazing...

[@KenJackson_US]

Yes, and some believe it's all be accident.

[@KenJackson_US]

Are you serious, @Max? There are far too many multi-component molecular machines, especially in the mitochondria, to believe that. Once one complex component evolved, natural selection *can't* look ahead and know to conserve it until the other components evolved. Besides, the math about proteins rules out origin by evolution. Life was designed. No doubt.

[@Pfor_Podi]

@@KenJackson_US don't mind him.. He is a clueless naive fellow who refuses to accept the inevitable

[@dvdv7777]

@@KenJackson_US You miss the detail that all of this evolved over _billions_ of years. That is an unimaginable timescale. If there's a god, then it makes a lot more sense that that god designed the fundamental laws of the universe, since out of those, such complexity can arise. Why waste time micro-engineering all those details when you can "just" come up with clever enough fundamental laws, start the whole thing, and let it grow on its own? In other words - if god exists, then it would make a ton more sense that god designed the universe to procedurally generate everything.

[@KenJackson_US]

​@@dvdv7777: _"... evolved over billions of years. That is an unimaginable timescale."_ Have you done any math? Or are you just wowed by the word _"billion"?_ A billion is _only_ 10^9 (ten to the 9 power). But consider a small protein, a chain of only 100 amino acids. There are 10^130 possible combinations. That's over *a trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion* combinations! For a small protein. It gets much much much worse for larger proteins. How could evolution find a single needed functional protein in only a few billion years? Utterly impossible!

[@northhallbabe13]

man... our bodies are incredible

[@lolman2305]

God was must created them

[@vyshus7629]

Your is.

[@br75857]

kristin martin true

[@Ten-ol7nc]

Those who are highly fascinated by human physiology are the ones who care, and are the ones who bring change to the world.

[@janfairclough6982]

kristin martin it’s scary how many things can go wrong with it

[@SuperMaxxxey]

"Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the Cell"

[@ZiggyBonham]

Recycle BinLaden This will be the last thought that goes through my mind as I die

[@theanimalkeaper]

The day the mitochondria went from the powerhouse of the cell to ATP synthesis by oxidative phosphorylation was a very bad day :(

[@ZiggyBonham]

Wat

[@canyadigit6274]

That’s incorrect grammar. It’s mitochondria ARE the powerhouse of the cell.

[@ZiggyBonham]

Fermion Physics you'r mistaken

[@neetpreparation8165]

fact: majority of them didn't search for this video!!

[@NurulAmin-hm1dp]

No lol

[@shruti0828]

Yess

[@sleepdealer8284]

Today Monday 5th April 2021 I was searching an information about Mitochondria in Safari and in the evening this video popped up in my recommendation.

[@jamesbizs]

Fact: you need to take an English course.

[@llight4619]

@@jamesbizs nice one😂😂😂

[@peachaesthxtic23]

This is literally the exact kind of video I was searching for. Thank you for such nice animations. Love from India

[@sanchari.c]

This is basic stuff for people who've been studying this since class 9 and in their third year of college, but HOLY DAMN WHAT ARTISTRY IS THIS? It's so well visualized it made me want to go back and start relearning all over again. What a beautiful video!

[@ECE621]

Are you studying bio botany?

[@akshayannn9627]

Bro wht? Basic stuff?? Class 9? you good mate?

[@aori583]

@@akshayannn9627 yeah this is taught in class 9, can confirm since i'm in class 11

[@NguyenNgocKhue-x8z]

10 điểm 💥✨

[@leechjim8023]

@@aori583 You mean grade 9, grade 11?

[@TheHolyToaster]

Say the line, Bart! *sigh* “The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell”

[@doreamon1248]

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[@PBAmygdala2021]

Woozle wuzzel?

[@bide2505]

No it's not

[@katrinak902]

OMG that was amazing! I studied this in school but this is one of the best visual presentations I've seen! It's really hard to picture these processes. That was awesome!

[@johnterry6541]

One of the most elegant and well understood fundamental mechanisms in nature.

[@Countess.2008]

I really love the fact that the MITOCONDRIA is helping us to stay alive even tho it is extremely small and tiny.

[@dvdv7777]

To be fair, we have a humongous amount of these tiny things in our bodies.

[@pharmaciepromo-uu3pi]

God created for us ♥️

[@nails772]

Let's say it together, men of culture *Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell*

[@Lalalalalalalall4093]

Nails

[@Ghost.Spectrum]

Biology teacher: "So, tell me what the function of the Mitochondria is" Student: "The Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell" Teacher: "Okay, and how is it the powerhouse of the cell?" Student: "Yes"

[@Peter_Scheen]

You missed the ATP bit.

[@bettyrose5387]

I teach biology and I find this the hardest thing to teach in biology

[@Peter_Scheen]

@@bettyrose5387 How about evolution? It is easy to teach but it is hard to accept for many.

[@itsmidtrib1569]

@Peter Scheen you can prove that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell but you can’t prove evolution

[@Peter_Scheen]

@@itsmidtrib1569 Really? You cannot prove evolution? You reject the findings of Geology, Genetics, Paleontology, Anatomy, Embryology etc. But you do accept the findings of Biochemistry. You cannot cherry pick and only accept the few scientific disciplines you like, science works and give answers, even if you do not like them.

[@professordanfurmanek3732]

Retired University Astrophysics Professor: Science Teaching at it's absolute best! Wonderfully Illustrated and clearly explained in a concise manner! Kudos on an outstanding job!!

[@Summer-of8zk]

this is honestly the best video ive ever seen

[@corticalstudios]

😃

[@husseinmohamed2358]

It's so facinating to know how your body works so complicated

[@MrCrumb-lx2on]

The space in-between the membranes is called the intermembrane space. _Hmm, yes the floor here is made of floor._

[@serene9532]

Thanks for making me laugh I needed it 😂 Anatomy test tomorrow and I haven't studied 👌😃😃 why do I procrastinate so much...

[@subham8191]

Lmao

[@dictatoroblitorator1115]

Scientists: get Nae nae'd

[@ThelmaThais1]

and stupid people always have stupid thoughts

[@adrianaadnan7704]

Omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BCDSvideos]

This is fantastic guys ! MORREEEEEEEEE please

[@jasminmariano41]

Just wonderful, I been tryin to find out about "mind mitochondria" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Miyason Mitochondria Masker - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got cool success with it.

[@graciellalee2477]

This is just superb, I have been researching "mitochondrial rejuvenation diet" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Miyason Mitochondria Masker - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my brother in law got excellent results with it.

[@narayansati3828]

at 01:11 which matrix are we talking about: outer or inner?

[@patricializarazo4081]

@@narayansati3828 i think inner

[@dannichols6261]

@@narayansati3828 The matrix *is* the inner one, period. There is no 'outer' matrix. The outer space is called the *inter* membrane space.

[@I14Realok]

WOWSERS the wonders of everyday we never pay attention to! This was so well done.

[@torro633]

every work shows its true master. Subhanallah Allahuekber

[@ishitheII]

I was taught that it released energy during respiration but I never knew the exact science behind it. Nice video

[@felicity5400]

We were taught this in biology class and I understood it all well there and now this all in a video seems magnificent !

[@ShoubhikBanerjee]

Just attended a class on it yesterday.. wish it were n more detail.. but thins was excellent enough

[@zangetsu_the_best_zanpakuto]

there is often severe muscle wasting in people with cancer. one theory is called: Nuclear Meltdown, and it concerns mitochondria degradation. Michael Wiggs and his crew made a mouse model with implanted cancer cells and monitored the health of the mouse and many indications for four weeks, which is when the mice would be euthanized so they didn't die from the cancer. many of the indicators they monitored did NOT show a steady degradation, but instead would show minor degradation for the first three weeks, and then a LOT of degradation in the fourth week, and the mouse would be near death. But, when they monitored mitochondrial function, they noticed it degraded in a stepping stone fashion. this indicates that mitochondria show early changes we can investigate to see if we can intervene in the degradation process before severe muscle loss becomes deadly.

[@HermitCrone]

Love the animation of the process.

[@corticalstudios]

Thank you so much :)

[@tanzilakhanom1156]

Her voice is really something to feel happy and relaxed :)

[@sweetness583]

I love these animation videos.

[@corticalstudios]

Great to hear!

[@GurshaanGaming]

Class 11 Biology students know this in detail.😅

[@mahirmahir417]

Never!! ...in A/L it's bit deep ....not lyk an O/L....

[@agentvintage]

I love watching biology videos like these where it’s calming to watch 😌 I already learned about this but this video was in my recommendations so why not 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@aoxgam3r274]

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[@vitostan3134]

Every time I see how these things work, it just blows my mind.

[@invisibArtz]

Yeah...and someone in suit will come and tell you that all this things were not engineered by someone.. Its a shame really..

[@vnair0000]

so THIS is how the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@RohitPant04]

The animation makes it very easy to understand. Helped me teach my nephew a lot better. Thanks!

[@reygatchalian6681]

Aside from this mitocjondria u need to maintain the Ph balance of the blood at least 80 percent alkaline 20 percnt acid then there your will depend on it.if u feel not very fine with your body condition you are exceeding th

[@Jvf9]

طلاب السادس وين حتى لو دراستنا مو انكلش اهم شي نفتهم😂😂

[@StayExtraVirgin]

The amount that is happening in the body on a micro and nano is amazing!

[@Tinyteacher1111]

That’s exactly what I was thinking the whole time! Love the visuals.

[@santirodriguez7692]

Muchas gracias CorticalStudios. ¡Saludos desde Argentina!

[@corticalstudios]

Thank you! Greetings from Amsterdam!

[@funnyvideos6118]

We want more short videos like this plzz. Love from India

[@carloszamorano2614]

This was a very good explication, so simple, I cleared a lot of my doubts I had about this

[@MrChaluliss]

Fantastic visualization of this phenomenon. Much easier to follow than reading through it.

[@corticalstudios]

😃

[@abbiepanda9367]

This looks really, really cool!!! I love this animation it's just so amazing!!

[@anistakesmedicine7464]

Realy😂

[@shizuka9684]

I can't belive how my teacher explain this as same as is this in the video he visualizes all the process as same as in video and now my concept is much much grow up by this video

[@hilalifatima2808]

I feel like it's a comforting video. Your voice is beautiful. Even though I'm studying French, I watched it until the end. It's really wonderful.

[@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde]

I wish it was more detailed in every step, including a thorough pathway observation. Glycolysis, Pyruvate Oxidation, Krebs Cycle, ETC, ATP Synthase, etc.

[@ECE621]

Are you studying 11th std bio botany

[@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde]

@@ECE621 No, this was for grade 12 university level Biology (SBI4U) in Canada. In this course, they had a presentation that had more details and steps including keywords used in this unit of biology. I finished the course last year. Btw, it was a very difficult course, but I did okay on it 👍

[@ECE621]

@@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde are you know about Calvin cycle?

[@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde]

@@ECE621 Tbh, I forgot most of it lol, this was last year. Calvin Cycle is just like a nickname for Krebs Cycle. I could check my notes later on. It depends on what you need to know..

[@ElNightmareYT]

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@MrGodofcar]

Mitochondrion

[@princesscadance4835]

@@MrGodofcar Weird way to spell mitochondria

[@Dexuz]

@@princesscadance4835 Mitochondria are many, mitochondrion is one.

[@princesscadance4835]

@@Dexuz Weird way to spell mitochondria.

[@Dexuz]

@@princesscadance4835 I... I don't get you

[@agbedeyiruth9623]

As a student studying biochemistry, it's ×100000 more complex than this. Our body mechanisims are unbelievable!

[@AShortGiant]

Explain this aspect to us. And/or maybe one you find more interesting.

[@stupefacente]

This was actually so beautiful

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

Hear is my 20 year chronic fatigue mechanism,, something is broken in this area in my cells, maybe a unknown virus in the cell wall or inclination reaction to some privious contamination or infection. I hope that can measure these processes soon. There are 20 million ppl with chronic fatigue world wide, we need HELP.

[@Nursadsnn]

سالم ال منصور : افتح الطريق يبني عشان مبشوفش قدامي

[@charlitoadams777]

All mitochondria Comes From the mother. Thanks mom

[@jamesbennett3253]

Charlito Mani beautiful isn't it ...my understanding is that mitochondria contains a loop of DNA (used to sequence amino acids into enzymes) and that this is only passed through the mother to daughter line making it possible to trace female ancestry all over the world

[@jamesbennett3253]

bodymotionchile we're all related 👍🏼

[@lemmegetuhh362]

Sexist

[@SattySurfer]

Cytoplasmic inheritance:)

[@SammytheStampede]

It comes from the mother because sperm tails are mostly made up of mitochondria and the haploid chromosome to be paired in the egg are contained in the head. The mitochondria burn themselves out and are discarded with the shell remains of said sperm upon fertilization.

[@paolopiazza2713]

Energy is not produced or created, it's only transformed. This is an important distinction that I learned the "hard" way at Uni ;)

[@sukorileakbatt294]

that was absolutely beautiful. Bravo!!

[@OsmanAhmed-j2p]

This makes our designer and creator super briliant

[@EbbeLoos]

This is the perfect video for visualing evertything i have been studying the last 5 hours for my exam hahaha

[@corticalstudios]

:)

[@ikehelly]

good stuff. Getting interested in my mitochondria

[@Silverwind87]

All you need to know is it's the powerhouse of the cell.

[@josepedrodasilva4651]

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@mkkkhan4328]

First time i understand mitochondria so fast thank you

[@tenyudonkov]

Human body, plants and other living organisms are various masterpieces!

[@BangMaster96]

How do people figure this stuff out? You can't see things like this happening through the microscope, how do you come to figure out how these things work?

[@andi2658]

this ^ i've been wondering about this for quiet a while lol

[@AverageAlien]

@Keep it 90 SAS you can see atoms with a microscope too

[@AverageAlien]

Biological chemistry. You can use microscopes, to study cells and their components too.

[@dannichols6261]

Here's a webpage which details some of how these things are figured out. Some of it *can* be seen through a microscope, "...Time-lapse microcinematography of living cells..." , and "Mitochondria are large enough to be seen in the light microscope, and they were first identified during the nineteenth century...", and, "Biochemical fractionation of purified mitochondria into separate components. These techniques have made it possible to study the different proteins in each mitochondrial compartment", all from "Molecular Biology of the Cell", a past edition free textbook: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK26894/

[@pranavlahoti]

FACT:: Mitochondria are maternally inherited only i.e. from mother to child that mean you have Mitochondria same as your mother's and also same as you granny's♥️♥️

[@chandrayeedey7462]

And they all came from cyanobacteria and other algae😇

[@barackobama9662]

@@chandrayeedey7462 and your sentence rhymed with him, beautifully 😅

[@tfahad2051]

We get our mitochondria from our mothers because it's impossible to get it from our fathers. An egg cell has dozens of mitochondria cells but the mitochondria in sperm is located on the tail, to provide sperm the energy to swim towards the egg. If I recall correctly, sperm has only few mitochondria cells, if that.

[@Rik-jl5dc]

Yeah, that's what we call maternal inheritance

[@Razormiller]

Thats why you always hear of "mitochondria DNA testing" in forensic detective coldcases as it sometimes possible to get mtDNA from old items in cold cases where the nuclear DNA analysis isnt feasible.

[@kalyansoni4932]

As our body is very simple from outside but at the other hand it is very complex from inside

[@iceiceisaac]

Loved the water dripping sounds

[@rvnmedic1968]

Excellent animation and explanation. Just subbed.

[@juanovaldes9227]

Excelente, gran explicacion. De igual manera servirian mucho los subtítulos en español, gracias.

[@CarlosDaniel-gj3if]

so we use electrons to create electrical energy, mitochondria uses both electrons and protons, wow

[@panthopothik6338]

@Guanine C5H5N5O H+ ions are protons. Hydrogen have 1 proton, and 1 electron. So, when the electron leaves it only has proton!

[@marianna380]

When she said Oxydadenphosperalation i was like wtf im not worthy of being here...

[@noone7767]

It's oxidative phosphorylation .... And you are worthy of being here .... Learning has no boundaries Well if you are young then you'll get this in some time and if you are old enough to get this then just read about it

[@kanishga576]

@@noone7767 You gave an optimistic reply... that's really grt buddy..

[@georgeharrisonOK]

The powerhouse of the cell

[@jafarullahshaku]

thanks . for the animated video . it helps me to get the basic information of atp \

[@ValenteColli]

Powerfull visual syntesis. Thanks! Strong Hug from Brazil . More , please !

[@galesx95]

Valente Colli who cares where you are from, by the way we know your country is a shithole

[@guiantonio5248]

galesx95 fuck you murica.

[@RicardoLopez-pi1zo]

galesx95 At least he's not an infantilazed man who uses the picture of a childish animation character as avatar.

[@galesx95]

Reinaldo thats a dumb fucking blank statement which means shit to me. If I was like the person on my profile picture I will beat the shit out of people like you

[@3rdeyeshine94]

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@marduk5424]

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@TheMarzian]

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@anand.suralkar]

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@Alex-do5kr]

Mitochondria is plural!

[@claymcdermott718]

Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell.

[@wirowmaker]

Small powerplants inside cells! World is incredible!

[@Paul-qr7hu]

An amazing design. Truly mind boggling.

[@tikizone2535]

Best explain, best animation

[@thearmadilliestone]

Hey, nice vide-*MITOCHONDRIA IS THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL*

[@rishikareddy4339]

"Mitochondria is powerhouse of cell"

[@westfield90]

How people figured all this out without being able to see any of it is just beyond brilliance,

[@simonewalter8020]

This was awesome. Great video. Thank you

[@brahnabolic8923]

Mithocondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@MrGodofcar]

Mitochondrion.

[@praveensingh972]

These are prokaryotes they have their own DNA and ribosomes. How nature evolved them from prokaryotes to inside eukaryotic cells 🤯

[@mboliveira1500]

Hmm, so is the mitochondria the powerhouse of the cell?

[@MrGodofcar]

No

[@Dexuz]

@@MrGodofcar Ohh :c

[@anand.suralkar]

Indeed

[@chadgdry3938]

that was really cool to watch, thanks for sharing that.

[@lsporter88]

Excellent and powerful animation and explanation. Superb presentation.

[@corticalstudios]

Thank you :)

[@billyrussell7789]

the mitochondria is the power house of the cell

[@zoeeeyaa2742]

The Universe is in ourselves 😨💙❣💫💫💫💫

[@jrstrange123]

rohbab rose no its not. you are weird!

[@zoeeeyaa2742]

Jonathan Strange no u r weird ok u r 😡😡

[@jrstrange123]

rohbab rose thank you. Dont feel bad little girly, everybody has their weird.

[@user-lehsun-le-garib]

@@jrstrange123 you can't talk like that with a lady Im gonna sue you

[@deathtoy101]

My Mitochondria works harder then me at work

[@lifeisagift5627]

The harder they work the harder you work.

[@kartikeypatel7426]

Well information. Good show. Well information.

[@faylouise8169]

Where is the rest of this amazing animation please?

[@dmc200755]

I need to know how to increase the energy created by this process as mine do not work properly.

[@bluesky7704]

Have you ever noticed that your energy drain occurred about the same time mobile devices were mass marketed?

[@dimi3bond]

www.healthline.com/nutrition/coenzyme-q10

[@DCARA06]

So amazing! I don't believe for a second that this incredible system came together by accident, I don't care how much time you throw at it.

[@sharit7970]

Agreed!

[@leonmaliniak]

Brilliant and well done video. When I look at this incredibly organized and complex design of energy synthesis in the mitochondria, I wonder how anyone can look at this aspect of our machine of life or any other aspect, like the incredibly complex IMMUNE system and fail to see the hand of a CREATOR GOD or a an INTELLIGENT DESIGNER. To suggest that all of this happened by " accident " and by the mere RANDOM action of time...is pure and utter nonsense.

[@Mellow_0007]

Wonderfully said!

[@dvdv7777]

All of this evolved over _billions_ of years. This is a timespan that is so long that it vastly exceeds anything a human mind can imagine. Given enough time, complex structures can indeed result out of chaos. Also, "random" does not mean "nothing" or "useless noise". Note how a lot of the biochemical interactions in our bodies are "random" as well. For example, mRNA is not brought to a ribosome by some planned mechanism. mRNA and ribosomes just float around and eventually randomly bump into each other. I see it as more logical that the formation of more complex systems out of random fluctuations (given enough free energy like the energy from the sun or from volcanoes) is a fundamental aspect of the universe, meaning that life is an inevitability. Having to shoehorn a creator in all this who engineers mitochondria and such is an artifact of the limitations of the human mind.

[@marciawood2061]

This was awesome. Put it into Biology classes everywhere. Bravo!

[@corticalstudios]

Thank you!

[@anaghamurali6996]

The animation was very helpful.

[@nickclick]

Came for "mitochondria is the powerhouse of cell" comments

[@dragonlordsaviour7005]

Same

[@adaeptzulander2928]

More like the refinery of the cell. Think of how we turn crude oil (sludge) into gasoline. The mitochondria turn NADH into ATP.

[@RawGameplay]

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

[@yahiahassan7899]

SAAME

[@anand.suralkar]

@@dragonlordsaviour7005 yes