Phases of Mitosis

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For those curious, it is now understood how the kinetochore microtubules "pull" the sister chromatids: the kinetochores depolymerize the microtubules, which results in the breakdown of the microtubule into tubulin subunits. This effectively shrinks the microtubule, resulting in the chromatids moving towards the centrosome.

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[@whathey3113]

Great, Im also curious about how does the kinetochore attach to a specific centromere

[@adventureawaits3860]

@@whathey3113 kinetochores are disk like structures along the sides of the centromeres

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[@ForYouOfficial.]

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[@Aleksi535]

An easy why to remember the name of the stages is the acronym IPMAT, which stands for, "I Pull Me A Twin." And it actually makes sense... to a certain extent (Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase and finally Telophase). Hopes this helps! Aleksi.

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[@ForYouOfficial.]

We remember the karyokinesis phases by PMAT aka Prime Minister At Tea. Hope this helps. 😊

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[@glynch319]

I love how i understand Mitosis after 18 minutes and my teacher cant teach me it in a week

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[@bluebowtie67]

4:27 THANK YOU for specifying "chromatids" instead of referring to everything as a chromosome. It makes it sooo much more complicated when chromatids are all referred to as chromosomes, especially when figuring out how many chromosomes are present. YOU ARE A GODSEND.

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around 9:56 the prophase stage looked like a person eating butterflies lmao

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Bless your soul for making this video we have a test in two days and I didn't understand it at all, you saved me

[@cskylark9]

i actually get mitosis now. what my teacher couldn't teach in 3 years, Sal taught me in 20 min. Thanks

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started watching this not even knowing how to spell mitosis, now I know more than my biology teacher. thank you!

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[@oreocakester4307]

I wish teachers could explain things this simply and straightforward

[@redwatch.]

I think he meant centrosome not centromere in telophase. Nobody's perfect. What a great teacher!

[@64chalk]

This is an amazing video I didn't understand anything about mitosis before this video. My teacher has been teaching it to us for 2 weeks and I don't know what she is doing. Thank you so much

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Man this helps so much! AP Biology quiz tomorrow on this and I now understand it! So much better than notes! Thank you!

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[@ccoeliacc]

My teacher taught me this, to help me remember the phases: Important People Make Awful Tea lmaooo hope this helps you guys to remember this too :D

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Hey that helps a lot! Thanks!!

[@adityavsx]

I gave PMAT

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I don´t even speak english, but it´s still much more understandable than when my biology teacher speaks (in czech language)...Thanks!

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[@elaineluu]

@CrystalSundrop They're using "I passed my algebra test" as an acronym for the phases of mitosis. Interphase (I) Prophase (passed) Metaphase (my) Anaphase (algebra) Telophase (test)

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Thank you so much for not just this video but all of them. You are making studying for the MCAT so much easier.

[@berthagen]

I understood your explanation better then the one my teacher gave me in my own language..

[@patricklee1382]

My teacher spent a week over this "mitosis" concept. You explained it in 20 minutes. Thanks, you're really helpful. : )

[@16medstudent]

very helpful video khan...well nothing new there. Thanks again!!

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This is very helpful especially for us who fail to get the concept in class.Thank you so much!

[@jacobhopfer2848]

mid term coming up trying to learn all i can and guys i have a cool way of remembering the phases its called Pmat -prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telaphase.

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One of the best and easiest explanation.👍🏻

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you taught me about mitosis better in 20 minutes than my bio teacher did in a week :) so thank you!

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I have a DNA quiz tomorrow and didn't get mitosis that well. Now after watching this I am wondering why I didn't get it. Sal makes it so easy. THANKS KHAN ACADEMY!!! YOU'RE THE BEST!!!

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this was soo helpful thank you for this khan... all that drawing was worth it

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[@brendanguhle5761]

Question, at the 5 minute mark when you drew the replication during the S phase, should there be more chromosomes than you drew? 2 copies of green creates 2 more copies of green rather than 1 and 1 because the cell is diploid? Just learning Thanks

[@MyJoyDental]

At one point you referred to centrosomes and centromeres and i got really confused :P but i love your videos :D

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[@Aleksi535]

@16medstudent That works too =) That acronym was not invented by me. I am big on giving credit, so yeah. I was taught that in my lower division biology class at the college. It works, because it is pulling a twin that is a duplicate of the original parent cell (or 2 genetically similar sister cells). One pulls a twin =) I am glad people liked it and they can use it for. Take care all. Aleksi

[@chillzat420]

i wish this was explained in this much detail when i was a kid.

[@skyylea9859]

Wow I’m here after this posted more than 11 years ago and it’s still beneficial.. thank you sir so much . I feel like I could teach this myself now 😂

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[@kyrahoran9189]

Learned more in this video than I did in two weeks of teaching. THANK YOU :D

[@AriKariG]

@ 9:30 he starts talking about centromeres when in fact here was referring to centrosomes so hopefully he sees this comment and adds an annotation to acknowledge the mistake, and to prevent further confusion to other viewers.

[@kingslate1]

i don't think he could have explained this any better this is excellent!!!! thanks

[@BenBaxter2.0]

i was really confused at the start of this because i have learnt that the centrosomes were spindle fibres, i picked up of that though. you are so much better than my biology teacher, she just opens up a powerpoint and goes through the slides letting us read it. no interaction what so ever. I wish you were my teacher :(

[@Dialahh]

You're a hero man

[@madhavbiologyhub4742]

thank u very much sir...infact i couldnt understand mitosis and meiosis... earlier but now i understood clearly ..thanks a lot.. i love listening these vedios...your way is just like encouraging students towards science by making this

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Waaahh!!! Cleared my point teacher!!

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best bio video, best explaination no need to go some where else !!!

[@vitamax1993]

I think you got centrosomes and centromeres mixed up sometimes. However, great effort! Thanks for the video, it helped me alot!

[@Aleksi535]

There is also a G0 phase, Sal. During G1, there come time to prepare for S phase, so technically it's not the growth phase. G0 is the actual growth phase.