EUKARYOTIC CELLS A level Biology - Structure & function of the organelles found in eukaryotic cells

[@stormnsb]

This vid was a lifesaver for my A-level prep work! Tysm!

[@MissEstruchBiology]

You're so welcome!!!!

[@Matthew-ys5lh]

thankyou!! your videos help so much and follow the specification so well, making the knowledge so easy to apply to application questions without including a lot of the waffle in textbooks, thankyou :)

[@daniel_1523]

well that was so summarized and understandable thanks for today's video

[@MissEstruchBiology]

You're very welcome ! ☺️

[@footballvideoshd6183]

Really well put together. Thank you so much. Could you please upload the missing practicals?

[@MissEstruchBiology]

Hello! Thanks, really glad you like it. Yup, I'm working on those currently. Enzymes, respirometer edit and permeability of membranes are coming soon.

[@footballvideoshd6183]

@@MissEstruchBiology Great videos, you have helped many students including me. Is there a video about epithelial cells and how they are adapted for gas exchange?

[@leticiafynn6886]

Thanks for the video

[@MissEstruchBiology]

you're so welcome

[@Badrudin__]

This is such a help 💯

[@MissEstruchBiology]

yay happy it helped 😊

[@preciousabieba8011]

Thank you so much for ur videos

[@MissEstruchBiology]

You're welcome!

[@DMCS10]

Mate this gave my sister a grade 2 for a level mate

[@jasonsingh9698]

Hi Miss, what do you mean by “adding a receptor” for the Golgi apparatus at 5:13 ?

[@macadamianoot07]

Hi! Just wondering if i can use your videos for OCR a level according to their spec? Thanks :)

[@MrMidoo2010]

Welcome our dear teacher.

[@MissEstruchBiology]

ahhh thank you!

[@NamaanMogul]

hi my aqa spec says the enzyme is lysosomes are lysozymes, so I assume saying 'digestive enzymes' may not be enough to get the marks?

[@jencyauriavales4278]

Hi, I know you have another video for the structure and functions of the organelles in the eukaryotic cell. Do both of these videos cover the same content and is this a more updated version of the previous video?

[@MissEstruchBiology]

hello, This is just an updated one with my newer branding, but the content is exactly the same :)

[@anasmohamed7110]

If I memorise these tables will it offer enough detail for exams?

[@Hassan-xu8rn]

is there a particular reason the first 4 or 5 are in the nucleus sub category in the video or was it a mistake because i dont see much correlation of many of them

[@rli867]

Thanks!

[@MissEstruchBiology]

You're welcome 😊

[@lukeh7683]

is this still useful if your doing ocr youtubers for it are hard to find?

[@MissEstruchBiology]

yeah there is a lot of overlap. Bio Rach is good for OCR. I also have my OCR A level notes here that should really help missestruch.co.uk/product/a-level-ocr-a-notes-full-set-topics-1-6/

[@lukeh7683]

@@MissEstruchBiology thank you ill take a look :)

[@anasmohamed7110]

The cell membrane is on the list but you haven’t gone through it’s structure and function, do we need to know it?

[@ellad43]

the cell membrane is the same as the plasma membrane which she covers at 9:30, it is also covered in more detail further into topic 2.

[@anasmohamed7110]

@@ellad43 oh okay thanks!

[@Mimia314]

Hello from California! I have a question. Do Golgi in all types of cells (liver and kidney cells) have the same function and structure ? If we were to purify the Golgi ( fractionation) from different cells, (not plant) would they function the same and have the same structure ??? I was asked if the Golgi in HEK293 cells and HEP2 cells have the same function and structure and I’m stuck. Any resources you might give me will be highly appreciated!!!

[@mistermusab8055]

9:32

[@rayanj8483]

7:33 aren’t vacuoles present in both animals and plant cells?

[@MissEstruchBiology]

animals cells don't have permanent vacuoles

[@brettsimons5681]

U make the pictures and labels too small