Chapter 4: Eukaryotic Cells

This video covers structures found in eukaryotic cells for General Microbiology (Biology 210) at Orange Coast College (Costa Mesa, CA).

[motlalepulantlaly]

I love you soo much Dr Julie, you made me to understand microbiology much more easier

[blessingsalami]

Thank you so much!!!. I was wondering you could do more videos on the remaining chapters. I would gladly appreciate it

[johannacoronel]

I watched you video, a read the chapter and I watched your video again. This is the result : 😌

[fightagainstinflation]

Simple and very effective lecture.please make a video on identification of bacteria in details.

[leokong]

Namaste, Dr Wells, human are lucky to have you :)

[ceciliaaintjaojoco]

Thank you for this lecture. I've enjoyed it!

[pitkamatka]

Hello! I was wondering, since most antibiotics target the 70S ribosomes in bacteria, how come they don't affect the function of the host cell's mitochondria, which also has 70S ribosomes?

[capgains]

anyone got a link for bacterial name translations?

[moreno]

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[Moonriversoul]

What do you mean by membrane-bound organelles to " compartmentalize cells activity"? What does compartmentalize mean?

[ROSEMARIEify]

Dr. Well. Isn't it that AUG is a.start codon(.met)?.so this has to come first before any other mRNA codon for protein synthesis to.begin.

[jiaozhang]

Thank you! very good video, made the book more easy to understand..