The Endomembrane System

This short animation gives a brief overview of the endomembrane system. The nuclear membrane, smooth endoplasmic reticulum, rough endoplasmic reticulum, and Golgi apparatus are discussed. Find more free tutorials, videos and readings for the science classroom at ricochetscience.com

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I’m such a visual learner and need things “dumbed down” for me. This definitely helped me understand better

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Because your stupid? Lmao clearly, there is no visual learner or different types of learning, its all based off of the type of info your learning

[@grocamole15]

Its not dumb at all. This shit is hard as fuck. Dont talk down to yourself

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[@Juliedangerous20]

I'm so glad i found this video that can explain the endomembrane system that seemed to be so complicated 40 pages in the textbook, 4 hours in the class and I was so close to drop off the bio class and here is this video that sum everything up in few minutes.

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Read my module and my thoughts were all over the place. I couldnt organize the the terms and functions, and how they connect to each other. After watching this, I reread my Bio module and I finally got a proper visual. Thank you so much for this. It really helps.

[@lindsay529]

This is so clear. I had to read my book a few times and still didn't understand the process fully, Thank you so much for making this video.

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i hate my textbook so much it can't even explain something as simple as this

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So much clearer than lecture, big thank you!!

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Very straight forward video with simple yet effective visuals. Thank you!

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Brand new to Biology as a college student and this was helpful! Thankyou

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[@enderesting]

Thank God for this video, I've been panicking over this system for twenty minutes!! You explained it very clearly, thank you :,3c

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This was so much better than my teachers essay on this it was 5 pages long thank you so much 😁😁

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so straightforward! thank you

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Thank my professor for showing us this video ^^

[@Hopscotch97]

I like the brevity of this video. I wish this were updated to show vesicle movement from cis to trans side of Golgi. Vesicles from the RER are received by the Golgi on the cis side (faces nucleus). Vesicles leave the Golgi on the trans side which is away from the nucleus and facing the plasma membrane.

[@cinna-pump]

Ah, my Bio teacher had a different diagram for the Golgi Apparatus and she was like: " They kind of look like pancakes!" And I was like... "I don't see it." Now I see it, because of this awesome diagram! This was a very helpful and informative video! Thank you this helped me alot!

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Very helpful overview. Thank you.

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[@sudamakanu6747]

I have a doubt..is ribosome a part of endomembrane system

[@pradhuman7]

No, it is attach on rough endoplasmic reticulum

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I have a midterm in a couple of hours and I'm just reading the material. I'll mostly fail but I'm still going to try, aha.

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damn that pancake looks good 🌞 1:22

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Thanks way better than shitty chalk and marker diagrams

[@alizamunir4747]

What happens to the synthesized lipids?

[@nature-qf1ns]

Actually they are fat molecules that is necessary for the growth of the cell

[@rfigueroa9417]

Why does detoxification need lipids?

[@kohyenni147]

they are 2 separate processes. SER has 2 functions, detoxification and synthesis of lipids

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[@rfigueroa9417]

And is the smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum inside or out of the cell membrane

[@BIOFUNWITHSRUTHI]

Inside the cell membrane

[@BIOFUNWITHSRUTHI]

Rough Er is generally attached to the nuclear envelope whereas smooth Er is found freely suspending in the cytoplasm (fluid in the cell)

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[@rfigueroa9417]

Is it only me or does the Golgi apparatus look nothing like pancakes 😭

[@inihccece]

looks like the cross section of stacked pancakes

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[@dilaisy_loone2846]

Wait, hold on. My book says that RER is more abundant in the liber and the SER in the muscles. I think you got that wrong.

[@irinashutovsky4413]

SER does detoxification so there are high amounts in the liver, which does detoxification. SER is also in muscle storing calcium, which is used for muscle contraction.

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Terrible video. Describes in a way that somehow makes the topic even harder to understand. To make it even worse, the reader has a terrible lisp, one that I felt worsened the quality of video. Very disappointing.

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