Sensitization in Aplysia

[@inderumwelt]

This 9 minutes video was clearer than a University professor.

[@julianbarron1680]

I was struggling trying to understand the explanation in my textbook, but the animation with the narration together make it way more understandable to me. Thanks! :D

[@anahitas8066]

Informing, comprehensive, well animated, amazing.

[@kevina5018]

amazing animation and really well explained. Thanks a lot!!

[@jujukawa8049]

This was life-changing.

[@kharry881]

this video explained more than my professor did in 60 lectures

[@DoctorErtan]

Helped a lot, appriciate it.

[@musicbeatz1835]

wow , idk how i came here, but i love watching your videos . thank you

[@blancacervantes751]

The s's are painful D:

[@mardofsz2847]

Very cool

[@EvinNazya]

This was sensational

[@MallyBob27]

the s's are stinging my ears - couldn't finish watching >_

[@madisondunn6330]

what is that piercing sound that occurs every so often?

[@murphysign968]

Damn well animated

[@DRMEDICs]

thanks

[@michaelsendtner]

Oversimplification, for example ignores the role of PKC

[@kallen1427]

Surely we can get human volunteers for stuff like this. Unnecessarily cruel to a feeling being that does not understand and has its right to live freely stolen in the name of human advancement. Unacceptable imo.

[@sukuidoardo]

Go ahead and volunteer yourself then, lol. Easy when typing it out

[@maxerrixon1267]

animals brutally eat other animals. It's only natural and for a good cause. Ces't la vie! And you can feel free to abstain from all medications that have been developed with the help of gazillions of dead lab rats.

[@donh4203]

this is just an animation, no digital art was harmed

[@DRMEDICs]

❤️

[@Lawliet252]

The problem is that higher forms of life are way more difficult to study due to there being many more complex relationships in our nervous system, an experiment like this would be almost impossible, and it definitely impossible in the 60s when our understanding of the nervous system wasn't nearly as developed. Think about the fact that this helped us further the understanding of how our own nervous systems work by leaps and bounds, and has probably lead to the betterment of millions of lives since