Wow! That’s so nice to hear Glad that we’re able to help. Thank you! Stay tuned. We have more Biology videos coming very soon

[Reply]

Wow! That’s so nice to hear Glad that we’re able to help. Thank you! Stay tuned. We have more Biology videos coming very soon

[Reply]

THAAAAANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!

[Reply]

You’re veeeerrrry welcome Keep on coming back for more new Biology video uploads.

[Reply]

Hey Which cell membrane was the diagram referring to, is it a cell of the skin, or a nerve or something else?

[Reply]

tx very much for the great vids// very easy to understand

[Reply]

Hello! I’ve just begun listening to these episodes. Every single video has been clear, concise, and truly the best introduction-to-neuroscience series I’ve encountered yet. I’m going back through several of the videos again, from the beginning, and now that I’m going back through I’d like to ask a few questions, if you are still available for commenting on some of these earliest videos?

Anyway:
In this episode, you spend some moments talking about the Sodium-Potassium. I am curious how this process actually works. How is it that something like a “Sodium-Potassium” pump can exist? I don’t understand the process behind a biological structure being somehow able to distinguish between sodium and potassium? Why is it pumping? Also, how is…/motion/ happening? Does this require energy? and more ATP?

Again, I should say that I am not at /all/ a neuroscience or biology student, so perhaps these questions are very trivial. But I am very interested in all of this. Fantastic series.

[Reply]

Lectures in college are terrible. I learn more in a 10minute video than the whole year in college something is not right I am basically paying tuition fees to write exams because I learn nothing. Thank God for great online teachers like you. Sighs

[Reply]

Is it right to believe that the passive ion channels are a form of diffusion?

[Reply]

how would you expect the strength of an electric current across an ion channel to compare with the strength of across an ion pump?

[Reply]

Thanks you so much. These video’s are really helping me to break down what I have read in school and puts a more entertaining view/spin on it. Your videos are of the best I have seen. You are helping me to pass my major exam coming up in June. Thanks again!!!!!

[Reply]

How cool was that=) thank you much

[Reply]

Thank you so much! But I want to share some positive critic with you, I think you should lower the music volume a tiny bit, because I am more interested in hearing your voice than the music

Keep up the work!

[Reply]

hi there, great video, i was wondering if you had any video that talks about chloride ion , and the chloride ion channels, and what can happen if the chloride ion is not able to pass out of the cell membrane

[Reply]

awesome music

[Reply]

you are great im been taking bio classes but I never had a prof capable of explaining this information. They have not clue what they lecture.

[Reply]

Amen…this is so true.

[Reply]