Parts of the Sarcomere

[@lisag8502]

This video is so simple to learn! I like how you break it down step by step verse most instructors just use a labeled image it makes alot more sense adding to the photo then just explaining it thank you

[@Professor_Ray]

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[@avilashbanerjee48]

I'm a med school graduate and i still find this topic very difficult,But you explained it in a much easier and conceptual fashion! Great Job

[@loganmeacham3876]

I have been trying to understand this concept for 2 semesters now. You taught it to me in under 6 minutes. Thank you so much!

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The most helpful video I have ever come across...You simply made this difficult topic super simple. Thank you!

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[@tamiw7527]

Thank you so much! I have a test today and this video will help me remember the different bands and zones and lines :)

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You just took a load of stress off my mind sadly this won’t help me on the exam I failed but you have helped explain something that I found mind boggling. Please keep this context coming and God bless you

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[@msdevon311]

Omg…I’ve been trying to understand this diagram on tests for a whole semester!!! Thank you!

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[@Coach_Collins22]

Studying for my cscs strength and conditioning cert and you helped me understand this! I was so confused!!!

[@miscapb]

Thank you sooo much! I was struggling with this, and thought I was in over my head, but you made this so plain to me, and I'm grateful for it

[@SaebaRyo21]

Thank you very much. I am a chemistry major student and has physiology as a subsidary subject. This video helped me in one of my chapter about skeletal muscles. Thank you for presenting the difficult diagram of muscle fibres into such a simple visualization. You helped me for real!!!

[@BB54321]

I have a test today...THANK YOU. You explained so well!!!

[@GlassEyeGaming]

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Best vedio i get after searching alot on sarcomere......Jazakallah

[@pumpkin2417]

*Thank you so much ma'am, in the whole chapter only this part was confusing because of the lack of diagrams, i hope it'll help in my pre med :))*

[@rrawanx]

Best video to explain this concept. I always find myself coming back to it

[@mahmoudhisham367]

Best video I've ever seen about sarcomere ❤❤

[@gechi621]

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[@ndutuelian2684]

Wow.... This is so explicit. Thank you ma'am God bless you 🙏🏾

[@Rena084]

Please make more simplified videos of AP! You are an excellent teacher!

[@MsSuperWu]

Even though this was a simple introduction, it was very clear and comprehensive. Thank you for making such great videos! :)

[@ghasemtabatabaei2049]

Awesome explanation! Thanks

[@Bubitastress]

Simple explanation of the sarcomere parts. Super helpful!!

[@motherknows8894]

Thank you, your demonstration was a great help!

[@GlassEyeGaming]

Awesome video my friend. Your way of teaching was very clear and concise.

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Wow Thanks for Explaining this. I have struggled with this concept for a while and you really summed it up for me.

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Very helpful, it was so clear and I understood for the first time. Thank you.

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Very simple and easily graspable 👏

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Thank you! This is exactly the kind of explanation I needed!

[@ochsnurse]

Yay! Glad this video helped :-)

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Ofcourse it did❣️

[@IchFeierBisZumUnfall]

Hey ochsnurse, Thanks heaps for taking the time to make a video explaining this.

[@GESGujjarpur1206]

thnku dear it was very difficult to me to teach this to my students but with ur video It became easy........

[@leehan5098]

Thank you so much for making me understand the structure of sacromere.

[@jamariquewynn878]

You did an excellent job explaining this! Thank you

[@jesseniamarisol3470]

thank you so so much. have a final and never really understood what was what. made it really easy to understand.

[@ngyoongchin6676]

great and very detailed video.better than other video.

[@ochsnurse]

I generally don't teach the M-line to my students, but it is basically the dark band that runs through the H zone (where myosin filaments attach to one another)

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So easy video to understand.... Thank you so much....

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This helped me understand a bit more. Thank you.

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[@harveenkaur4684]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@mdzeeshan523]

Thanks for the vidoe .. Can u explain the same when muscles contract ? What would happen to the bands??

[@jameshoffnagle1451]

thanks helped me a lot to learn the different bands.

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I understand 1st time clearly thank 🙏💕mam.

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Awesome you made it so easy !!!!!!

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[@bryanmoya3046]

thanks. it really helped.

[@normacampos9081]

Excellent video. Helpful.

[@GUIDE_Nico]

what is the continuation video to this video? Im trying to learn about sliding filament theory of muscle contraction. you explained the parts very well the next in the reactions and movements. wondering if youre going to talk about that. Thank you for your time and effort.

[@tilliedog95]

was the second part of the vid ever uploaded?

[@vkabhishek5575]

Really loved it. Thanks

[@soniaigwe3546]

Thank you so much Ma'am. Very helpful

[@SWEETSAPPHIRE70]

Do you have any videos for the endocrine system? i love the way you explain it all so easy to remember.

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Thank you mam..... You are great!!!!! Please go forward....

[@thompsonkendra44]

you are wonderful, i was so frustrated before!

[@indianbarbie]

thank you so much! you were straight to the point and it really helped. :)

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This was so helpful - thanks so much!

[@jennyuran8458]

Thank you so much!! This was so helpful, one thing though. My professor told me that myofibrils were the contractile units, however the sarcomeres were the segments of the myofibrils.. is it the same thing?

[@pp8193]

yes. many sarcomeres constitute a myofibril. i dont know if this piece of info would be useful to you rn..

[@mercedescordova7246]

Great video 😎

[@VolcanicLioness]

Thank you! this will help me study for my exam

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Thanks so clear and helpful and fast

[@keannapar]

Nicely done, thank you!

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[@sanghmitraambhore1305]

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[@a1szr646]

myosin in the middle thats how i remember :)

[@mircea-laurentiuursu3959]

and where is the M band (midle) thing ?

[@meganhunter1977]

the M-band bisects the H-zone!

[@mdzeeshan523]

It's the bisector of H band

[@adrian_parker194]

great video!

[@icon200]

finally i got it! and the award for sarcomere made simple goes to... ochsnurse! :)

[@nina2819]

Thank you so much, this really helped me a lot.

[@chpinidiya2368]

Thank u 🥰

[@temporaryrelief2981]

Hi there, I didn´t understand something. Are the Z lines part of a sarcomere or do they just divide it? Even though, great video!

[@ralfhanna403]

Great job thank you

[@johns1064]

This video is amazing

[@heyy962]

Thanks so much!!! Great video

[@anitawatanabe4942]

Really helpful!!!

[@triafronda]

I-band error: When relaxed, the I-band is between Z-disc and A-band (or end of myosin). This video incorrectly shows I-band overlapping Z-disc. H-band error: Also, H-band does not include actin or thin filament. H-band is measured from the two inside ends of actin (thin) filaments. This video was helpful with labeling structures. Thanks for that.

[@kaiguy0222]

Tria Fronda She illustrated the H-zone correctly. I believe you were looking at the A-band.

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Thank for the video love!

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this vid helped me understand thank you so much !

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