Organelles of a human cell (2014) by Drew Berry and Etsuko Uno wehi.tv

Nucleus, cytoskeleton, cytoplasm, golgi, vesicles, endoplasmic reticulum, plasma membrane and more! Step right up

Created for E.O.Wilson’s Life on Earth interactive textbook of biology (2014), available free from iBook Store

[JD-jlyy]

WHY AREN'T THERE MORE ANIMATIONS AND SIMULATIONS LIKE THIS??? THIS IS LITERALLY A GODSEND.

[Khomann]

The interesting thing about this is that each of these individual proteins is working on a single task, and they work together so perfectly (despite having no consciousness) to create a functioning cell. You have 37. Trillion. of these cells, that, much like the proteins, have no comprehension of cells outside of itself. A cell in your liver has no idea that a cell in your heart exists; it just knows it receives its oxygen and nutrients. Somehow, all these independent pieces come together (that can only survive based on the independent jobs of other cells...), and are able to harness the elements of the world to design simulations, just so the conscious cells in our body can appreciate the unconscious ones. Crazy stuff

[JaneXemylixa]

The sound design is incredible. The cytoskeleton noises seem to have been inspired by the word "cable", since there are high-altitude wind noises like on a skyscraper? :) I love this.

[jatigre]

No wonder I can't sleep with all that noise going on inside me

[miguelalamo]

This is my new favorite channel. I can’t get enough of these animations.

[petergambier]

I wish we'd had this when I was in school back when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Loved the transport motors, and the manufacture, packaging and shipping, if you want to see alien life we don't have far to look.

[kednar]

Amazing. Always fascinated by your animations. I'd love a VO explaining a bit of what we're looking at.

[aves]

Very accurate animation! I really enjoyed watching it.

[Zmax]

Thanks for these productions. I'll be sure to show them to my kids.

[floraye]

I really like your animations. I think biomedical animations are very important for us to learn more about tiny things happening inside our cells. If you don't mind, I would like to ask your permission to share these videos to the other website in China for the embarrassing reason that Youtube is blocked from accessing in China. Also because China now has rare beautiful animations about molecular biology. Of course, I will give sources of the original website. Thank you very much!

[albundy]

How do all of these molecules know how and when to assemble, disassemble, work, create? Absolutely amazing.

[lancelotxavier]

Holy cow, my cells have been busy.
No need for the gym.

[FranktheDachshund]

Mind blowing piece of machinery we are.

[sparXKuijper]

Love all of these, please don't stop making them 🙏

[akbarshoed]

What a thankless job you have. The better job you do the more questions we have and the more we want to see.

[brittanytv-umsv]

I can't even comprehend how biology works like this. WOW!!! So fascinating!

[lijapradhan]

How hard working each and every organelle of our cell are. I was just shocked how much work they are doing to make a human alive...🙄🥺

[williamwixon]

Oh my God I love this so much thank you all so much. I’m so blessed to see this.

[macroplexx]

Simplemente... maravilloso
Queda claro que es una interpretacion de cómo funciona una celula humana (de trillones de ellas), y muy bunea descripcion valida y funcional, inclusive me atrevo a afirmar que es lo mas cierto que se pueda encontrar a la fecha.
Buen trabajo, la animación es muy pero muy educativa, da mucho gusto ver esta animacion.
Muchas gracias.

[shwetashinde]

Felt like i have entered in a factory where all machines are working n making that sound ❤️❤️ well done🙏🏾 very nice animation 🔥🔥