What Is Cell? I Cell as the Basic Unit of Life In Stunning 3D Animation 4K

Welcome to our KZbin channel! In this highly informative video, we delve into the captivating world of cells, the fundamental building blocks of life. Designed to be an invaluable resource for Biology and IB students, we explore the concept of cells as the basic unit of life. Join us as we unravel the intricate structures and functions of cells, uncovering their remarkable diversity and importance in living organisms. From prokaryotes to eukaryotes, from plant cells to animal cells, we will guide you through the fascinating realms of cell theory, cell organelles, and cellular processes. Gain a comprehensive understanding of cell structure, explore the intricate networks of cellular communication, and discover how cells play a vital role in maintaining homeostasis. Through engaging visuals and concise explanations, this video equips you with the knowledge and tools necessary to excel in your Biology studies and thrive in your IB curriculum. Join us on this captivating journey into the microscopic world of cells, where the foundations of life are unveiled.

[@andrewdouglas1963]

Amazing. It's hard to believe some people think this happened by chance.

[@blablablaclaclacla9895]

Wish I had this video when I was in school. Many of us couldn't visualize, teachers couldn't help much😮

[@YoAdrienn]

I agree. I am back in college at 43, and this is amazing!!

[@David-pp9jw]

Excellent video, I'd like to add that when showcasing the Nucleus, the centrosome was seen but not included as a vital organelle as part of this list. MT, IF and Actin are mediated by this organelle-a precursor for subcellular morphogenesis. Good video, again!

[@robertceliberti7175]

Makes me think of biology classes in school

[@monaoconnell5650]

This video is excellent. However, we need to divide the video so we can take in and remember what is being said. I studied what is in this video about a year ago and forgot it all. We need different parts of this subject with a person who speaks slower,, and explains in more basic language the components of a cell and what the cell does. The good news this is a great beginning!

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Thank you for your thoughtful feedback on the video! I'm glad to hear that you found it excellent. Your suggestion to divide the content into more manageable parts with slower pacing and explanations in simpler language is a valuable one. This approach would indeed help in ensuring that audience can better absorb and retain the information presented. It's great to know that you already have a background in this subject, and your input will certainly contribute to enhancing the learning experience for others as well. The video's potential to serve as a strong foundation is promising, and incorporating your ideas could make it even more accessible and effective for a wider audience.

[@painmt651]

You have heard of the pause button? You can also use the controls to slow the video down to even half speed. I usually use it to speed the video up. I digest information easily.

[@davebowers8631]

​@painmt651 Cool. I guess your cells are smarter than most others.

[@yogeshkumarsaraswat6060]

Thanks for sharing a nice Information in Video clip In Simple and practically understandable language of Cells Diversity of Cells and Functions of the Cells 🎉 Salute Sir 🙏

[@amesornish1232]

I find photosynthesis absolutely amazing and godlike and magical. And should have been the top of human beings list right above cancer even

[@nsbd90now]

I wish I had chloroplasts! lol!

[@rodolfomorales7017]

Excellent video! Concise and on point. Fast staccato delivery! I always thought while attending meetings and local and international conferences, the message can be packaged in five minutes. No fluff, lint,and above all no verbosity. Rather elegant.

[@koreanature]

My best friend, Enjoyed watching this video my friend Really awesome views Thank you Stay connected

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Thanks for visiting

[@evilangel8194]

Great video the 3 d visual makes it easier to understand rather than picture on a paper this would be great for science classes

[@fasterpastor1000]

Design at every level. Designed.

[@gregtaylor8310]

This is even more awesome in 3D on Leia Lume Pad 2!

[@udaykulkarni8989]

How great will be the designer of all without any other external help ❤

[@zvorenergy]

All you programmers and engineers- here is the gold standard

[@paritoshnag3304]

Wonderful 👍

[@honggle1874]

This is crazy..Thank you for the video

[@mikedunn5186]

Excellent video. It would be nice to expand on the cell replication cycle which is crazy. 3 quality checks before the cell splits?

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Great suggestion!

[@spamm0145]

Give praise to Gods limitless knowledge and power.

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

Praise godgod for creating god.

[@prasadmk7591]

Informative & educative, thanks !!!

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnceglarski9460]

Totally amazing presentation.

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Glad you liked it

[@all2031]

I hope a dynamic cell model demonstrate while the narrative explains. BBC had a great cell dynamic model on Utube but it disappeared after a while.

[@gyansinghraghav3686]

Good knowledge

[@lindasapiecha2515]

Brilliant 😊👍

[@solapowsj25]

Hope you could make a similar presentation on the alveolus, the air sac kept patent by pulmonary surfactant. God bless you.

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Great suggestion!

[@MeMe-jq3ky]

That first picture looked like a theater / water park. Awesome 😅

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

😁

[@oirampeceda2409]

Reminded me of an amphiteater.

[@MeMe-jq3ky]

@@oirampeceda2409 I couldn't think of the word. Exactly lol

[@JuicyFruit-bm4pn]

Awesome video

[@robertgarmus1265]

Thank you very much ❤

[@healthdecodedwithaltaf3647]

Beautifully done✨

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Much appreciated

[@healthdecodedwithaltaf3647]

@@ScoreBoosterAcademy ❤️

[@Sweetdification]

Within Life 🧬 there Lives life Amazing

[@jamesshevnin981]

Excellent!

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Glad you liked it!

[@Zulu369]

God is great indeed!

[@stubbsmusic543]

Glad you put the two together: God is science. God is life.

[@Sweetdification]

All In One Life 🧬 And Has given us the Abundant Life 🧬

[@ranjanjoshi3454]

Excellent thanks insightful

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ranjanjoshi3454]

Thanks insightful

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-te7yl5qt2s]

Thank you ❤

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

You're welcome 😊

[@Englishkin]

...Divine design! "I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well. (Psalm 139:14 KJV)"

[@oirampeceda2409]

Amen❤!

[@nsbd90now]

Great video! Though I'm not sure the pronunciation of some words is correct, such as "organelles" and "ribosomes". I think cell membranes are particularly amazing!

[@Ntimidation]

The “basic” unit of life is none other than a sinusoidal waveform, a “living thought”, and the “inner” form of the most elementary “particle”

[@vincenttelfer4206]

possible the endoplasmic reticulum is micro-nefron ?

[@myhobbies5965]

Excellent animations and background music

[@peterbroderson6080]

The moment a particle is a wave; it has to be a conscious wave! Gravity is the conscious attraction among waves to create the illusion of particles, and our experience-able Universe. Max Planck states: "Consciousness is fundamental and matter is derived from Consciousness". Life is the Infinite Consciousness, experiencing the Infinite Possibilities, Infinitely. We are "It", experiencing our infinite possibilities in our finite moment. Our job is to make it interesting!

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

It's fascinating to explore the intersection of physics and consciousness. While the idea of consciousness being fundamental and matter arising from it is a thought-provoking concept, it's important to note that this perspective is still a subject of debate and exploration within the scientific and philosophical communities. Max Planck's quote certainly adds weight to the discussion. It's a reminder that the universe is full of mysteries waiting to be unraveled, and our role in this grand cosmic drama is to engage with curiosity and make the most of the infinite possibilities that surround us, creating an interesting and meaningful journey through our finite moments.

[@jIMwILLIAMS-im7kk]

Would most( if not all ) of these functions have to flop all together at once before the cell actually served a function? It's appears each individual system serves a purpose to the whole . Where did the information come from that operates the cell as a whole?

[@nsbd90now]

The DNA.

[@jIMwILLIAMS-im7kk]

@@nsbd90now lol! And the information in books came from the printing machines! Brilliant!

[@nsbd90now]

@@jIMwILLIAMS-im7kk Um, no. The information in books comes from the people who wrote the book. Printing machines just make copies of it. Yikes! That's not chemical, molecular interactions developing over billions of years. Work on your metaphors. That's a bad one.

[@jIMwILLIAMS-im7kk]

@@nsbd90now wow!?!? Apparently I wasn't being sarcastic enough??? That's wild anyone would not realize I simply was showing the absolute absurdity of saying dna created the information which operates living cells It's primafatia absurdity.. ! Dna is simply the printer ( or even less the paper) and no one in their right mind claims the information which dna facilitates created said information by sheer unquantifiable random cycling through of code. The question of where this information came from is unknown . Hello!?!?! Thanks for the input anyways..

[@BangMaster96]

There is no way bunch of random atoms just assembled themselves into a highly complex and coordinated mini cellular city. In fact, if Entropy is a law of Nature, then complexity should be the last thing on Nature's mind. This cell is extremely well designed, DNA is information, information can not come from an non conscious entity.

[@nsbd90now]

Go to a respectable school and learn about it.

[@BangMaster96]

@@nsbd90now So you have all the answers, you have solid proof that there is nothing beyond the material universe, nothing metaphysical?

[@nsbd90now]

@@BangMaster96 The response of a childish, unserious brat who doesn't do well in school because of intellectual laziness. Well done. Typical.

[@JeffMTX]

Great video! I don’t think that lady’s from around here tho

[@JanakaAbeyratne]

What is the name of the music that you used?

[@florendobonzato8325]

❤😊

[@CaptainSteve777]

Nice video. Cell complexity makes natural explanations for the emergence of life seem laughable. All of that happening by chance over and over? Hmm I don't think so.

[@romescala_aban3125]

Pls feature in the cellular level how do cancer cells start to grow , what triggers its growth ..& ways to prevent & cures...

[@TAGtalkinaboutGod]

Our life is a demonstration/externalization of the Activity of Our Consciousness!!!

[@richrarerefined9049]

For those that haven't realized it yet, there are no science books arguing with religious books or vice versa, that's man!

[@abdellahmouterf5525]

Can we défine viruses as a unit life information or inversly

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Certainly! Viruses present a fascinating conundrum in the realm of life sciences. They exhibit characteristics of life by carrying genetic information, yet they lack the essential cellular machinery for independent metabolic activities. Viruses essentially rely on infecting host cells to replicate and propagate. This intricate interdependence challenges the conventional boundaries that define living organisms. While they possess some life-like qualities, viruses fall short of being fully self-sustaining entities, prompting us to reconsider the traditional definitions of life in the context of these complex molecular structures.

[@HaiderAli-nw1dr]

From where can we get this type of animation

[@joa43211]

Thank for the good video. I just cannot see how such a complex "machine" could came into existence without a incredibly intelligent Creator designing it.

[@user-nq3ml1xm9z]

Billions of years and small chemical reactions can very much lead to incredible complexity. We can calculate and explain it mathematically, even simulate the process via computation and see how this could have occurred. A divine creator is not necessary to explain it at all.

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

Agreed. I just can't see how an intelligent creator could have come into existence by itself. Obviously there is an even bigger god, called godgod that must have created it.

[@joa43211]

@GuardianSoulkeeper "I just can't see how an intelligent creator could have come into existence by itself" I agree. God did not come into existence, he always was, is and will be. Besides that, you may have heard about the problems with an infinite regression. Naturalism cannot answer the question "why is there anything and not nothing", making you very yealous of Theists who actually have a really good answer.

[@joa43211]

@user-nq3ml1xm9z "We can calculate and explain it mathematically, even simulate the process via computation" - Please provide some references for this extraordinary claim!

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

@@joa43211 How do you know your god was here forever? Bold assumption. Let's see if you have evidence to back it up.

[@eustab.anas-mann9510]

What is the powerhouse of the cell?

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Mitochondria

[@anonymousvip1665]

So how did we go from one minute cell to being an entire human body full of trillions of cells working together in harmony. If I took a strand of my DNA and planted it inside an appropriate cell to grow under lab conditions, could I potentially grow a clone of myself? How can such a tiny, minute strand of genetic material hold so much information as to the makeup of a whole biological being??? So much to learn and so much that we don't really know yet.

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

The journey from a single cell to a fully functioning human body is a testament to the complexity of biology, driven by intricate genetic information and precise cellular interactions. While the idea of cloning is intriguing, it involves a far more complicated process than simply inserting a strand of DNA into a cell. Even if successful, a clone would share genetic material but might still develop differently due to environmental factors. The immense amount of information stored within our DNA, with each gene encoding specific functions, underscores the ongoing wonder and mystery of life, reminding us that there is much more to learn and discover in the realm of genetics and biology.

[@glenliesegang233]

There are 6 feet of DNA in each somatic human cell, and the total length if stitched end to end would reach to the Sun and back 30 times. Each nanometer is either open to be read or interacted with, or closed. Coding segments contain base 4 encoded digital information with a density 2 to 4 times vs binary computer data. The gene does not specify what the protein it codes for. The gene only specifies the amino acid sequence and then the protein takes on a life of its own. The non-coding sequences serve as multiple massively parallel operating systems which turn genes on and off and comprise the digital equivalent of AND, OR, and NOR logic gates. S. Cervisiae ( beer yeast) regulates ribosome production with over 50 quality control checkpoints where one which is not forming normally is marked to be destroyed. Many multi-subunit proteins must cooperate to function. DNA gyrase, the 2 different replication systems, kinesins, flagellar motors of 2 different types, ATP synthase , and pyruvate decarboxylase complex exist in code, but had to be present as well. To honestly believe random processes can generate all thisxfrom prebiotic chemicals defies logic. Life is data driven, and the data is digital. Let's all stop dancing around the elephant in the room: you can't get there from here.

[@kevinjohn3873]

@@glenliesegang233 ; irreducible complexity. There is only one conclusion🙏👍

[@spamm0145]

@@glenliesegang233 A biased worldview can make even a genius blind to Gods miracle of life. Excellent comment.

[@user-nq3ml1xm9z]

@@spamm0145the same could be said of someone biased toward a religious philosophy being blind to the true beauty of how such incredible complexity can truly come about from small building blocks spontaneously with no divine intervention at all.

[@MA-sp9dl]

Hundreds of factories in just a single cell.

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

The intricacies of cellular biology never cease to amaze! Within the confines of a single cell, there exists a bustling world of miniature factories tirelessly working together to maintain the cell's functionality. These microscopic factories, often referred to as organelles, include the likes of the mitochondria, responsible for energy production, the endoplasmic reticulum, involved in protein synthesis and lipid metabolism, and the Golgi apparatus, which packages and ships cellular products. The orchestra of activity within a single cell is a testament to the remarkable complexity and precision of life at its smallest scale.

[@larrya7822]

All this sure didn't happen by chance. Somebody had to design it.

[@jamesjasso6002]

It is evolution baby!

[@larrya7822]

But Macro Biological Evolution goes against the laws of physics and chemistry . As time goes on things break down to it's simplest form not build up. All life needs DNA to now how to build and function on. DNA is a program on how to operate. Which is a design. There are many systems with in the body that depends on each other to function. One can not function first with out the other. That goes against Macro evolution. Which say's that one existed before the other. Macro evolution say's things become in order (DNA and complex systems are things that demand order or they do not work). As time goes on (millions of years) things break down and become more disordered. Macro (which don't get it confused with micro ) evolution goes against the laws of nature. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnLaqKabrLWri9U @@jamesjasso6002

[@larrya7822]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6SolGuJmal_d9U @@jamesjasso6002

[@dr.mohammadshafi1195]

Incredible. Created by Mr. Evolution!

[@spamm0145]

You think this level of complexity does not require a designer? It has incredibly complex purposefully ordered information way beyond human capabilities, observation for thousands of years has always determined information necessitates intelligent input, you have NEVER observed an exception to this in your whole life. DNA has code that is read in multiple directions, has encryption, and the death knell for fools who subscribe to immense complexity creates itself, error correction which makes zero sense for a mechanism that relies on mutations. So, which came first 'DNA' or 'protein'? Tricky that one isn't it? Evolution did not happen, God made all life forms intact with the necessary information to self replicate and adapt - chicken and egg question answered, which science can never answer.

[@troywalstra9300]

You worship what is in your heart, 'evolution' is your false idol.

[@yuddhveermahindrakar6864]

Thank you पेशीची रचना एवढ्या गुंतागुंत ची असते हे आपली चित्रफीत पाहताना लक्षात आले भाषेची अडचण आली नाही आश्चर्य वाटले पेशी निर्माण करणार्याच त्याची बुद्धी, भावना, काय असेल अक्षरशः डोक्यावरुन जाते विचार करून मानवी अहंकार गळून पडतो धन्यवाद ताई

[@bigrichdude]

Only God could be behind this precise organism

[@VolodymyrPankov]

Clown

[@rui-9-cs315]

wow

[@shivshukla3765]

Wonderful god. ✝️🙏🏻

[@mrtienphysics666]

Since all life is made up of a cell, can you show me a bread mould cell?

[@janjirawongkhomthong1051]

Excellent visual presentation and concisely narrate

[@ScoreBoosterAcademy]

Glad you liked it!

[@gaminawulfsdottir3253]

The narration hinders understanding.

[@nicolewheat2093]

And if you did hear evolution exactly what part of that cell evolved firsts. No that would be impossible seam all of those parts have to come into being all at once to function

[@BathMan]

MashaAllah Allah God almighty..

[@ob1kendobe]

Derrr Evolution Derrr this all came from billions of years of random mutation Derrrr 😂

[@donnypayne7375]

Strong case for God.

[@apakansaja8505]

The fundamental question is where does the first cell come from with all the neccesary constituent. Does it create itself...evolutionist shud be abled to answer this question.

[@ErgoJopa]

Read about RNA.

[@stevenwiederholt7000]

Remember now All this just happened by accident!

[@johndodson8464]

That was so lucky how inorganic molecules fell together with so much precision to make a reproductive, single-cell organism. It must be like 1 in 100. Phew, I wonder why it doesn't happen anymore? Molecules must've evolved lucky magic but then lost their magic.

[@user-nq3ml1xm9z]

This comment is confusing to me, borderline insulting to all the knowledge we currently have about this. Inorganic molecules didn’t just fall together one day to create reproducing organism. Inorganic molecules reacted to form organic molecules via catalysis by (mostly) ultraviolet radiation and those molecules grew in complexity over billions of years. Eventually, through calculable reductions in enthalpy and increases in entropy, cyclic chemical processes began to take place. Then, over billions more years, entities we might call “organisms” formed and eventually began reproducing.

[@johndodson8464]

@user-nq3ml1xm9z Oh suuuure. That's why inorganic molecules can create life. But modern man cannot create life with intelligent manipulation and technology. You think all your fast talking will absolve you of your sin? You will stand before a holy God and YOU WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE.

[@troywalstra9300]

@user-nq3ml1xm9z that's great story, sounds like you were there in the beginning.

[@user-ew3mq3jy4y]

Nervous. In. Barain

[@cptrikester2671]

Amazing design and there are still FOOLS that believe it evolved into existence. 😂😂

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

No evidence for a creator. Lots of evidence of natural evolution. Cultists just have to cult. Get out while you still can.

[@user-up8jx3mt6j]

Organisms are amazing creations. One cell is an autonomous little living creature. And through the miracle of - (I'll leave this blank), you are made-up of billions and billions of these little guys. Think about that, just think about it.

[@SNDN_LN]

Organellies

[@peters972]

Lol

[@kenfryer2090]

there is a god

[@gregoryt8792]

All glory goes to God.

[@anthonymullen6300]

Keep your ignorance to yourself

[@Jacob-ed1bl]

Take thar ridiculous cult nonsense elsewhere 😂🤡. Nobody cares about that imaginary fairytale character.

[@ErgoJopa]

Why people talk about cell all the time? Cell isn't a main form. More important is RNA. It was before cell and DNA. Read about RNA world.

[@Miguel_and_The_Microbes]

HUMAN NARRATORS 1. A.I. 0 ... :(

[@Dep5723]

This shows me that God is all knowing and a master creater.

[@Jacob-ed1bl]

😂🤡. literally zero evidence of your imaginary fairytale character, and yet this video somehow validates your ridiculous cult beliefs 😂.

[@imaw8ke]

WOW! I Didn't hear the word evolution once. Go to the head of the class! Psalm 139:14

[@gregorysmith1134]

Bible thumper, evolution is understood. It needs not repeating in every lecture.

[@mobbydysk]

This video if what's said here is true makes Darwin's theory garbage.

[@anthonymullen6300]

​@@mobbydyskDarwin's theory is not a theory it is fact... braindead f***!!

[@Ketoswammy]

@@mobbydysk Nope, guess again. Religion can’t be proven or disproven, it’s about beliefs. Science is about learning, knowledge and questioning.

[@jt2097]

Evolution of life could not begin until a fully formed, self supporting, self replicating living cell has already been created. Evolution could not possibly be responsible for the beginning of Life. For the beginning of life you must have creation. Evolutionists must believe that everything in this video happened by accident, for no purpose. They must believe that dead things started doing this for no reason.

[@bobhope8404]

And people still believe in evolution. Lol. Anybody with a brain can take one look at that and see that it is a complex structure with a factory inside doing multitasking and organizing proteins to create new structures and produce energy. God is real, and he is glorious in all his creations.

[@ErgoJopa]

So who's a god creator?

[@Jesus-hh2gn]

This is real evolution not stupid darwinism

[@mikemarley2389]

And don't forget kids ,this is all the product of a random explosion billions of years ago .An explosion exploding nothing into something.....yeah right.😅😅😅.

[@davebowers8631]

Something from nothing...Hey, kinda like God, kids! Oh wait, he was always there... which makes waaaay more sense!

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

Hi GOODBYE EVOLUTION ! HELLO CREATION! Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua returning soon to reign over His Creation from Jerusalem forever.

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

Who created your god? Such intelligence cannot have come about by itself and therefore must have been created by godgod.

[@homealone75]

And some brainiac claims this complexity came to existence on its own. Just another attempt to avoid admitting there is higher authority out there, aka Creator, God.

[@GuardianSoulkeeper]

Mutation has been observed sweetie.

[@joeschmoe1794]

@@GuardianSoulkeeper ah, yes, another idiot not even considering the mathematical probability of even a single protein, let alone an entire cell happening by pure chance. You haven’t a leg to stand on sweetie, but keep trying.

[@mobbydysk]

If what's said in this video is true it makes Darwin's theory pale of garbage

[@ladiesweb4769]

How did you come to that conclusion?

[@mobbydysk]

@@ladiesweb4769 Darwin said that in the past lightning struck some pond of water and in that way created first living organism the first cell. I think it's very implausible so if his base theory is very weak the same is with rest of it

[@SerialBitBanger]

@@mobbydysk Dude you have no idea what you are talking about. Go back to school

[@user-ew3mq3jy4y]

Thanks you. Colopals zn vitamim