Mitosis and Meiosis Simulation

[@lyndacrotty875]

You make more sense in 12 mins than an entire class of 2 hours. Thank you.

[@KayBbyXOXOXO]

So what you're saying is ..... meiosis means I came from the chosen egg, and therefore, I am the chosen one. Thank you sir, this was all I needed.

[@valeriacardoso4022]

Yer a wizard

[@lltcacul750]

Congratulations sir

[@tristanchan111]

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[@britt8870]

not only are you the fastest sperm, you are also the chosen egg

[@bjzech]

Ur awesome Kay

[@madeinoakhall]

You are an amazing teacher. I am in medical school, and I use your videos all the time. I have probably had to learn the cell cycle at least ten times, and I still have to re-learn it every time because there is always some critical piece missing. There is no point in sitting in hours and hours worth of lectures, learning the details of how each E3 ubiquitin protein ligase works if you do not have the basics down. Maybe the next time I have to learn the cell cycle, I will be ready for the details, thanks to your excellent tutorials. THANK YOU!

[@colloredbrothers]

Repetitio est mater studiorum

[@lpstudio232]

What ten times ! I just started learning this. RIP me.

[@Wrigh10]

Mr. Anderson my science teacher introduced our 9th grade class to your videos and i just want to say keep doing what you are doing as a teenager saying this i may seem lame but your videos really help me in my class thank you and don't ever stop sharing your knowledge and making people smarter THANK YOU!

[@madness664]

Search for a better mitosis and meiosis video on the internet all you want, but you won't find a better one than this, trust me. This guy is amazing, I subscribed, thank you for this simple and great simulation.

[@jhh7185]

As a visual learner, this is AMAZING x10000000. Finals are coming, and you're making this really entertaining.

[@ExL999]

facts life saver 4 years later

[@isaaccabuto6685]

@@ExL999 Very True!! Cheers! good-luck on any exams ❤️

[@DemetriosB]

This helps a lot. Guys if you dont get something on here. Go back and watch that part again and listen closer. You sir are a genius!

[@nathanherity3031]

+Demetrios B poo off blud

[@nicolepaulineee]

+The Heritage your so stupid pls shut up

[@the81kid]

No fancy graphics, just simple objects and models. This is perfect. Many thanks!

[@ReputationIsKey]

my bio teacher just shows us your videos

[@amayacausey4589]

Same

[@xsamurai8206]

sameee

[@TheCraftedDragon]

Shizznap My teacher made us watch it for hw

[@ReputationIsKey]

New year, gl guys! This teacher actually seems capable of teaching.

[@alrayyaniQtr]

+Shizznap Bad teacher

[@angelal2435]

am i the only one who started laughing when all of a sudden he's like "huntington's disease means you're gonna DIE" like whoa this video suddenly took a dramatic turn like why couldn't it just have been the gene for like toe size lmfao

[@amggaming3528]

Angela L My class stated laughing like crazy.

[@asherwestberg-rubin1517]

@Hazyl Mowatt lol

[@inescalvetebarrios2325]

literally ! then he's like .. Okay moving on :D haha

[@Vincent-wg8ij]

It was quite a shock for someone whose grandmother died in her mid sixties from Huntington's last year. I was watching and then got hit with a flashbang lmao. It was pretty comical

[@Bozemanscience1]

@sosweetss57 Great question. Organelles like the mitochondria and chloroplast will duplicate independently throughout the cell cycle. They have their own DNA and act autonomously. The other organelles can be constructed in the cell. After cytokinesis a cell will have fewer organelles in each half but they will quickly return to normal during Interphase.

[@jngf100]

Absolutely fantastic - so much easier for me to understand than simply reading about it in a textbook!

[@mottthehoople684]

YOU ARE A GIFTED TEACHER...THANK YOU FOR POSTING THESE VIDEOS

[@PhoenixGraz]

Wow, really great teaching technique! This is how it should be taught to anyone in order to truly understand the processes, rather than just looking at pictures and explanations.

[@antoniaheng4091]

i have watched so many clips to make myself understand meiosis but it didn't work... im so glad that i found this vid- HELPED ME SO MUCH! i actually get it now!

[@drmuller77]

Bozeman Science Sir - you have achieved the impossible. you have taught me Mitosis/Meiosis. It was just not getting through my skull when I read wikipedia, and other videos. After seeing your beads demo, I got it! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Bozemanscience1]

@killergoku56 Thanks. I added a caption during the video that points out my error.

[@fatnmchollandl6505]

Thank you. I have been trying to understand the concept for months. Your explanation is clear and one of the best so far. I hope you will continue to teach.

[@lutherjeremy6318]

So, my Biology teacher sent me here and i have an assignment to make a simulation video about mitosis and meiosis, hope yaall have a great day

[@SyedAdnan720]

12 years! and its still worthy! i was not able to wrap my head around it for 2 days but this dude made me understand it in 12 mins!

[@dance31115]

thank you for helping me pass bio

[@shashikalasridharv3250]

How did this help u

[@cupofcoffee1696]

@@shashikalasridharv3250 it actually does help I got my exam tomorrow and thx to this video I understand it

[@lovemilfa]

I am in Asia and need to take a test for medial university.One of things i need to review is mitosis and meiosis.Thanks to you teacher!!!! I am now a doctor!!!

[@dillonnoda2693]

thank you helped more than my teeacher

[@MsRosHD]

My teacher is a son of a bitch

[@francescolamantia2583]

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[@augugi2862]

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[@aymensaghir5785]

Same

[@jesperjnsson6268]

Brilliant way to explain something that's not as complex as it first appears. First time I had about cells in school was about many years ago, I only actually understood the last bit about meiosis and mitosis "pairing together" like that when an infant is born. I feel like I understand the most basic principle of life right now which is amazing - so thanks!

[@coolkid2820]

OH MY FREAKIN GOD! OMG OMG THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! You helped me sooo much. Been trying to figure this out these pass few days. Was missing some key parts that they didn't explain in the book. Couldn't find this anywhere else. Thanks to you I can pass biology!

[@malakhsarah5619]

Mr. Andersen, great video! And by the way, I can actually feel the anointing God has on you. I had to watch it several times because of the peaceful, relaxing feeling you push off. Be blessed brother!!!

[@pop-fo8fp]

Hi~I’m a student from Taiwan . My grades have been in the middle class because I have never read books, so I want to borrow this winter holiday once, just when I don't understand the chromosomes, I saw your movie. I feel great by physical operation, but I also slipped your video and it didn't show up last year. No matter what happened, I hope you can continue to make the film. Your movie is really great! Thank you (≧▽≦)

[@nikiperaki3155]

Finally! Finally!! I realised independent assortment!!! The whole procedure is very demonstrative! 🙏🏼

[@R0landKane]

So we ended up with the huntington's disease. Sad story.

[@dougyounger7293]

I've got my IB Biology exam tomorrow and I just wanted to thank you for helping me finally understand the difference between Meiosis and Mitosis!

[@timewasteland]

10:21 The Chosen One

[@WicKedM3]

My teacher couldn't explain it this well in 3 hours, and he's a pretty good teacher. Nicely done.

[@flyingeagle1278]

like, if you noticed how he erased the spindle fibers with his finger

[@wamiqfarooq7401]

Seriously everytime i watch your video, i make prayer for you. Everytime from last 7 years.

[@noueyxx]

"One of these will be the chosen one" *taraa* haha liked that touch :P

[@BilalKhan-nv7bj]

Why I haven't watched this video before 4 years.Believe me I wasted 4 years understanding mitosis and meiosis.Every confusion clear now.Love you man.

[@craigstethson7233]

Sir...... YOU . ARE . GREAT !

[@eurekaeurekaeducationalcha1939]

SIR THIS VIDEO PROVES THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN RESOURCES OVER TECHNOLOGY. SIR THOUGH EVERYTHING IS MANUALLY OPERATED IT IS EXCELLENT!!!!!!ACTUALLY NO WORDS HERE......

[@purvabarge24]

yes indeed!!

[@ohratsify]

Thanks so much for this video! Totally cleared up some of my confusion. :)

[@bluecupcake393]

This is the best Meiosis video ever! This is a big help for us teachers who wishes to improve our method into making the subject interactive and meaningful for the students. Thank you. :D

[@wagadanga]

Who else checked if they have hitchhikers thumb haha

[@calecelone-derochie6921]

lmao i did. As soon as he said it.

[@user-yn2ct2ie9m]

lol its funny you said that

[@thekxngcon1740]

wagadanga Definitely.. and I have it. x.x

[@HedonisticPickle]

I gave you a THUMBS UP. Huehuehue.

[@deependraverma4382]

me, I did it

[@deepasinghal4729]

This is by far the best video on meiosis with all critical pieces of info in place, which is a rarity!

[@Msga124]

Thank you it's really helpful.

[@jen71264]

Instead of teaching, our teacher just tells us to watch your videos for each chapter, haha... I can see why- they're very useful. Definitely going to watch your videos to review for the ap exam... Thanks, btw!

[@TheDavydek]

I LOVE YOU

[@raymondsolis3902]

I wish you were my biology teacher! You explain everything simply and make it easy to understand. Awesome job!

[@fatcocaracha]

just briliant. thank you!

[@YemensHeart93]

Today I had to spend two hours in lecture and three hours in the lab - they been teaching the same thing and I didn't understand ..u explained it in minutes 😊 thank you, subscribed/liked

[@dufussux]

someone give this man a knighthood! My god, genius, pure genius!

[@shelbyshelby3936]

I really appreciate these videos! Sometimes the best way to learn a complicated process is to simplify it! This is helping me get through med school! P.S. Love the props! so much better than other artificial simulations. BRAVO!

[@spongebob3643]

I had been searching for a video like this far too long! Thank you so much! *gives you a cookie* *likes* *throws a bag of subscribe*

[@saiyanbro]

Excellent..I was bouncing from video to video until divine intervention took hold and brought me here

[@jennylam6767]

11:14 "well now we've got chromosome 1 that we got from dad" **points to chromosome that came from the egg**

[@korinaerin]

Honestly this was by far the most helpful thing ever! in books they don't explain it well enough. thank you

[@decryptthestory861]

The chosen one sound hahahaha

[@1SSJA]

*synth upwards chord*

[@danielrim8234]

I first found this video 4 years ago in 9th grade and it saved me in bio class. Referred to it again in 11th grade in AP bio. Now a freshman at Princeton and watching it again lol.

[@bat-iderbyambabaatar8231]

8:04 "As I start to lose some of my chromosome here" -Paul Andersen 2010

[@dfghj241]

im brazilian,'ive learned all of this in portuguese! thanks to your awesome and easy to learn explanations ( and to latin and greek! ) i've understood everything!

[@aashishgottumukkale3043]

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[@ExL999]

ight bet

[@Flowergardengirls]

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[@marekdyer4404]

Did you ace it?

[@ethanscherr]

thank you Bozeman science! you made a confusing topic easy to understand

[@vidyajoshi4222]

Who else is studying for exams in quarantine??

[@razterizer]

So far the best illustration of mitosis/meiosis out there. Really good stuff!

[@8polander8]

fk this shit its summer bye felica

[@Ahmad38761]

An excellent teacher who makes you understand and keep concept in the student's mind. I believe that you are excellent..

[@andreao9912]

Am I the only one who thought of Harry Potter when he said "the chosen one"?

[@crimsonramirez3456]

Watched these videos in high school for environmental science now my bio prof has me watch them in college. Blessed

[@skyentertainment1816]

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[@grapefroot9093]

I am so glad this comment exists

[@matthewrico6577]

Outstanding! What I learned in your 12 min video I couldn't learn in 1 hour of studying

[@Melloceillawliet]

Annnnnnnnnd the new cell has Huntington's….

[@PeaceAndPaint]

These videos are extremely helpful, and explain the concepts clearly. I now understand the sister chromatids, chromatin, homologous chromosomes, etc.

[@AS-uy2ud]

erase all the lines!!

[@arjunmittal9809]

It is the simplest and most effective explanation.

[@marufrias5434]

there is too many holes; you didn't say: that in G1 phase the cell creates more protein to grow back to its normal size after Telophase; S phase the Chromosomes AND ORGANELLES replicate to produce copies of themselves; G2 is where the cell prepares to seperate to produce 1 whole cell (with same content as the parent cell[where it came from])... theses points are very important if u want them to understand the Interphase and how it would linked to Telophase, this could also help them figure out that the whole process is continuous.

[@stowcreek1999]

I teach AP Bio - and boy is this a great description/comparison/summary! Thanks so much for putting this together.

[@metalicwombat4788]

hahaha my teacher has no idea what she has to do. teachers these days :P

[@231mac]

You wanna attempt to fashion a complete and coherent sentence? Students these days....

[@asherwinter]

Just for anyone wanting to know, when the homologous pairs come together during prophase 1 of meiosis, that's called synapsis, but when they actually intertwine and swap bits, that's called chiasmata or chiasma. It comes up on a lot of exams :)

[@SniperScope99]

I know you commented this 10 years ago, but that was really helpful, thanks!

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[@abulouie2723]

Mr. Anderson, You are the best. God Bless You!!

[@dsoccer855]

In the cell growth cycle, interphase is the entire part that occurs when mitosis is not happening. Interphase includes, Gap 1, which is when the cell is growing preparing for DNA replication, Synthesis-which is when DNA replication occurs, and Gap 2 phase-which happens when the cell is preparing for mitosis. The video shows interphase occuring before mitosis. During mitosis, yes the phases you listed are correct.

[@veronicaflores1338]

Thank you for all the help you give us with your very simple explanation in Biology. I love it every time. This is not the only one I have watch but all of my Biology book and Medical Terminology books. Thank you so very much.

[@ShinYoungNoh]

Thank you, you just saved my biology test.

[@drmuller77]

This is the best explanation I found on mitosis/meiosis. I was unable to understand this until I saw this. Lovely.

[@TheLovelyJewell]

I have a mid term exam tomorrow and this video helped allot . Thank you :)

[@ayeeemagilyy]

I have my HS exam for science tomorrow, this helped ALOT thanks!

[@benjaminjones9763]

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[@975lol975]

Ty, you helped me study for my test. You summed up what i learned from my teacher in 5 minutes, shes terrible.

[@jefflidawer6612]

This makes it so much easier, you have to see it to make learning it easier

[@biancaryann8501]

this guy just saved my grade bless you

[@Hawkman6788]

I love your videos man they are a great help for my college courses but you said that if you have Huntington's disease that you will die when your 40... This is a gross overstatement of the affect of that disease....My mother has been diagnosed with Huntington's and I have a 50/50 of getting it myself and let me tell you that you do not DIE when you turn 40 if you have Huntington's...As the disease advances, uncoordinated, jerky body movements become more apparent, along with a decline in mental abilities and behavioral symptoms will appear around that age depending on a large number of factors. If anything the real situation is worse than just death. Your brain turns into mush as the proteins in your brain are destroyed leaving you to live as a vegetable until you die. PLEASE pass this information along so people can be more aware.

[@ranaktv]

+Jason Morris I'm sorry to hear that man. I agree with your statement. (Source: Pre-Med Student)

[@vanpells978]

+Jason Morris Sorry about your family condition. I do agree that the effects were a bit embellished, but just as a note, Huntington's is strictly genetic and can present itself at different stages of life (mostly between 30 and 50 years). If the onset is/was earlier in life, it is very possible to die at 40.

[@zain4019]

Jason Morris I'm sorry :( be strong and help you mom, I hope everything will be okay :)

[@Melinahs19]

Bless you for helping me pass my biology exam

[@loannguyen-te2vi]

Mr Anderson! you are so talent. You're lecture very clear and very helpful. Thank you so much for your video.

[@michelleolson8932]

Thank you! My professor tried explaining this same thing in class today and all of us were lost. This was much more helpful.

[@nabeeluddin592]

This is one of the best explanation of mitosis and meiosis.

[@RoninMeshugga]

Best Mitosis Meiosis video ever... absolutely brilliant . good work.

[@bloomprinceton]

AWESOMEEEEEEE!! i never got it before now it is as clear as crystal thnx a million! good luck anyone who has bio exam tomorrow

[@tylerremussobolewski1819]

I'm addicted to youtube and I HATE stuff that's just pure memorization, so your videos are amazing, they make things into a story almost!

[@godspeed5428]

Way better than animations with lifeless narrators... Your explanation was like the life saving friend who teaches the toughest topic last min before exam, and who make you understand it like it was 2+2

[@LookoutVan]

the best, straight to the point cell division video!

[@SofaFilms14]

This made everything SO MUCH easier! we learned it last year and everyone got confused and started tearing up... if she had just shown us this i think we wouldn't have gotten the unnecessary headaches. :)

[@kaleidocosmic]

super helpful! ... WE ARE ALL THE CHOSEN ONE!

[@TheOfisa24]

By far the best explanation i've come across. Thank you!!!