Early embryogenesis - Cleavage, blastulation, gastrulation, and neurulation | MCAT | Khan Academy

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I remember watching this video 2 years ago when i was a pre-med student and now im watching it again as a med student. Very clear explanation. Thank you!

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Same here. Just started this week xD

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Me too!!!

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I am a pre med student and I am also planning to do med I hope I'll be back here as well Congratulations on your journey!

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"Suppose you're an egg cell" "Here's a mullberry from my yard to prove it"

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You Look like a melon And a PanCake And a pancake with caramel syrup

[@monav2686]

it made me so happy when he said "here's a mulberry from my yard"

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Sef Sefa i hate langman he keeps making new name of every step 😤

[@Frederik95Kirk]

Also had to watch this over Langman, great video though, feel more ready for my microscopic anatomy exam in 10 hours haha

[@croin6020]

Yep "new names for" Prenotochordal cells .. wtf...

[@maryamaftab4580]

not as thickass as KLM the developing human

[@asmahaque8558]

guys, in your opinions is KLM better or langman? what do you think?

[@johnmichael5135]

I love the fact that u are turning this into a story and making us feel like we are the embryo. It really helps when u spice things up like that. I wish my dry, boring professorr wud watch this video and take notes. Thanks a bunch :)

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LOL @ DRY BORING PROFESSOR

[@abouttocum]

IT IS A MOTHER FUCKING STORY.

[@windywendi]

Especially since we've all been through this, literally

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Oi7

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[@halonothing1]

It's weird to think that this has happened to every single person who lives. Yet it seems like such an alien, unfamiliar process.

[@mariesatow1339]

agree!! that is one of a reason why the birth is miracle.

[@ShoubhitPA2004]

@@mariesatow1339 You've never seen an actual delivery have you ?

[@mariesatow1339]

@@ShoubhitPA2004 not yet. I long for the day when I become a doctor and see it :)

[@NurseVale33]

Not only person, it happen to any animal too, same process

[@amsmile-ju9km]

That is why zoology and human are surprising subject and organisms respectively 🙂

[@manuel3812]

As far as I know, the zona pellucida does not simply disappear. Instead the blastoceol cavity continues to expand through trophoblasts, which are epithelium, pumping fluid into the cavity. As the cavity grows, so does the tension the blastocyst imposes on the zona pellucida. Eventually the blastocyst pops through the zona pellucida (termed 'hatching'). Source: Medical School Embryology

[@DStrick2008]

+Manuel Armas Yes...The conceptus "hatches" as a blatocyst from the zona pellucida.

[@merhoumrayane3400]

yep that's waht happens...was wondering the same thing and there's a lot of detials left behind

[@elitegaming4262]

THANKS A LOTT

[@maalr4466]

I cannot stress how amazing this video is, what I could read for hours I understood better in 12 minutes watching this! Talk about increasing productivity. Thank you.

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Great; but you should've added the days as they are always asking for them!

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[@gamesneeder]

I wish you would have spoken about the trophoblast differentiating into the cytotrophoblast and the syncytiotrophoblast. But all the same, a very educating video. Thank you.

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They talk about this in the next video on implantation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3yvaXt3opioibs

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there's another video for that part

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You explained early embryogenesis in 12 minutes. My professor with over 20 years of experience couldn't explain all this to me in an hour! Thank you!

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It's actually incredible how simply you explained this! My lecturers made such a hack job of it, confusing everyone!

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Fantastic video! I'm a 1st Year UK Med student who was very confused after Embryology lectures- but this really cleared things up... Thank you!

[@yvainec]

thank you so much, it wasvery useful to see whole picture and helped me to navigate better what happens in this complicated issue

[@whelanz3]

So what I've learned here...is either you were hungry and had food on the mind when voicing over this, or embryos are just very food-like. We got mulberries, melons, pancakes, syrup, and then I was reminded a bit of a burger and a hot dog.

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This video was absolutely amazing. I have been reading my textbook and watching other videos and still didn't get a full understanding as to how the process works. You broke down quite effortlessly and in a manner that even my 6yr old son could understand. Thanks so much for sharing. Please continue to make more videos. I sincerely appreciate them.

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I remember watching this video as an undergraduate, now I teach embryology and I’ve come back to watch this video and I’m sure my students would love my explanations and teaching stemming from this video. ❤❤❤

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Life-saving video.. I was litterally amazed to how well this was explained (sry for my english)

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You made something quite complex into a very simple succession of steps. I might pass my Master exam thanks to you!

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As a medical extern,i abslolutely forgot about the embryogenesis and this video helped me out alot. Keep making videos and make better doctors

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Thank you so much for this video!! I'm in my first year of medical school, and I can't understand a thing in the textbook :(

[@tariqmuhammad3012]

The time course would've been nice to see, as well.

[@adeelsaleem4242]

I have one question. When does the blastoppore forms. As in general, we differentiated between dueterosome and protosome on the basis of the fate of blastopore. Is it during the mesoderm formation or what? I am confused with that. Please reply and thanks in advance !

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lollll I am doing physiotherapy course yet I still have to learn this

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its a great video but i think you would have added more fresh by mentioning specific weeks for each change

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My textbook just had to make this difficult. khan academy medicine I owe you my biology grade.

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just brilliant...thanyou

[@jamescaines8356]

The morula stage has 16 cells and the zona still on it... Also all three layers of the tri laminar disk are derived from the epiblast diving in at the primitive streak. The hypoblast is completely obliterated. That point is important but wasnt made.

[@zachnygren6573]

+James Caines, some sources will say that the endoderm is derived from the hypoblast. It depends on the textbook/source you refer to

[@DRARANASForTheWellBeing]

+James Caines 32 cell stage is morula

[@jamescaines8356]

You're probably right. Med school is generally wrong.

[@shanthala1345]

yup my textbook says hypoblast forms amnion (12th grade)

[@ArranRWilliamson]

@@DRARANASForTheWellBeing, it's 16: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morula

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thanks a lot Embryology is the discipline concerned with the study of embryogenesis, the development of the embryo from a fertilised egg cell. Findings in embryology have helped in the understanding of congenital abnormalities and developing assisted reproduction procedures.

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better than my med school lecturer!

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Great video! Could someone pls help me understand when the archenteron forms?

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❤❤ confusion clear

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Thanks