Meiosis | Oogenesis | Gametogenesis | Human Embryology | Reproductive Physiology

[@shahdahmad3499]

This channel is so underrated Lovely video

[@henryunachukwu3232]

Your voice makes learning things way easier

[@dimitris9508]

This is actually incredibly helpful thanks so much

[@bytesizemed]

Thank you! Glad I could help😊

[@kolawoleboluwatife7142]

Immensely helpful, thank you.

[@mbabazigrace2534]

Best lecture ever

[@adithyaappari1993]

It's short and easy to understand thanks alot....❤❤❤

[@WW-qk4eh]

Hi! Can you please explain why an oocyte becomes an ovum after it's fertilized, but a zygote is a fertilized ovum? Doesn't an egg have to be mature before it's fertilized? So why do we call it an ovum after a secondary oocyte is fertilized rather than a zygote?

[@worthsharing-q4m]

You guys teach so well....🎉 can I know the app you use to make these illustrations??

[@shripiya]

3:19 number of chromosomes does not increase , it is the amount of dna content that increases. the number of chromosomes stays the same . the sister chromatids constitute a single chromosome. except for that , found this video super helpful!!

[@bokamosomorema949]

thank youuu, perfectly explained

[@bilalali-he5ll]

Best explanation ❤

[@shouqibrahimmohammedalajmi9875]

Wow! Thank alot for your great channel

[@khadija.Alhussainy]

Thank you 💗💗💗

[@amrokhalid8094]

If i may ask , what is the name of the. App you are writing on ?

[@sameerk9905]

Best explanation plz complete reproductive physiology

[@senanikulasekara757]

Thank you so much . It was a very clear explanation.

[@montygaming2866]

Mam plez elaborates little more oogenesis as u haven't mention no. Of follicle

[@MIHRETMAMUSH-o9x]

so helpfull thanks a lot

[@montygaming2866]

Mam plez upload complete reproductive physiology.as I find easy easy to understand from ur videos

[@R-nr3cw]

I have a question : So, at the end of oognesis, you said there will be a mature oocyte with 23 chromosomes (10:16), right? But after fertilization shouldn't the number of chromosome be 46? How come it's 23 at the end? Btw a very nice content.

[@loganmueller8791]

The other 23 come from the sperm that fertilize it. Fertilization is the meeting of sperm and egg.

[@saravanakkumar4391]

What's the software u r using mam, Its really useful and awesome 👌👌👌 If u recommend something.it will be useful for my students 👍👍👍

[@bytesizemed]

Thank you! I recommend a tablet for drawing, and either OpenShot on Windows or iMovie on macOS as a good place to start 😊

[@neoneuron]

What was the drawing software , it is really good and your drawing skills are simple and unique.

[@yalobeko7978]

Thank you ma'am

[@Stp-xt5xj]

Thank you ❤

[@alylibri]

thank you SO much!

[@GraceNyirongo-jw4bi]

Where is the other video about spermatogenesis

[@chloeschmidt1907]

Have you made a video on spermatogenesis?

[@eghonghonomonbude4643]

Thanks a lot

[@Art-cq1zy]

So are germ cells haploid or diploid or both? I am reading mixed things.

[@sofiamakieva2224]

Haploid always. In this video she is wrong to say the germ cell is haploid (n) after fertilisation! It is not, it has been fertilised so it is diploid - it contains the DNA of the sperm!

[@danys9085]

pretty clear thank you

[@shehanpeiris4926]

Perfect

[@GraceNyirongo-jw4bi]

How about spermatogenesis?? Please make one for me🙏

[@becreative6168]

It was really easy and nice explanation but can u speak a bit slow I am unable to make the notes screen is changing way too fast😢

[@intibekub3973]

Just slow the playback time or roll back 10 secs

[@academicexcellence3880]

Can you attach accurate English captions to this, instead of just the computer-generated ones? The current ones lack of accurate spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Thank you!

[@Tteobokkie]

Plz you speak too fast it's hard to follow you

[@animedattebayo802]

are you for real... you can change the speed tho

[@talabana4764]

Is she I thought the opposite and for that I was watching at 2x 😂

[@DragonStudio07]

Wtf, i watched the whole video in 2x