Eukaryotic Cell Structure & Organelles | A-level Biology | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

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I thought ribosome sub units had sizes 70S and 80S?

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6:56

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We want something about centrioles and lysosomes

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12:22 ribosomes subunit 60S 40S .....

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So does the nucleolus contain chromatin since it has dna coiled with proteins?

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chromatin is when it's fairly loosely compact whereas in the nucleolus it's a lot tighter. In an exam I'd just say the nucleolus contains tightly packed DNA.

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And they say this was all made by a big bang and not by a greater power

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Thank you for ruining this for everyone Just because you don’t understand it Doesn’t mean it was made by a higher power This all once arose from one cell absorbing another to form the first eukaryotic organism These are simple processes cascading into huge structures People are trying to learn and actually do something with their lives, not give up on wondering anything about the universe and submit to a “higher power” Realistically you believe in god because you’re so goddamn pointless you need to feel that you were put on this planet for a reason That you’re special Guess what You’re not None of us are

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our bodies are their own universes when you think about it !

no we're organelles not universes

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Great video breaking down some of the organelles into quite a good depth of detail but you missed a few out like Lysosomes, smooth endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus

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