Real Microscopic Mitosis ( MRC )

[lolxdroflmao]

0:01 Prophase
0:18 Metaphase
0:23 Anaphase
0:33 Telophase

[dcfrancis]

when you record a video on a computer of a video recorded on a computer

[grimlocktv]

Imagine showing this to the scientists that discovered all of this. How mind blowing it is that our technology has grown so far that we can witness the creation of life.

[MissFox-ixzy]

This is literally what we are made of. This is literally life being made before my eyes. Wow man

[Amandakaymtz]

I love when it goes from metaphase to anaphase, it's so cool!

[Fabless_Bass]

0:52-0:59 Prophase: The centrioles move towards the ends of the cell to remove fibers called microtubules which disintegrate the cell membrane leaving the chromosomes free in the cytoplasm.
0:59-1:18 Metaphase: The chromosomes join the microtubules and are positioned in the middle of the cell.
1:18-1:21 Anaphase: Sister chromatids separate and move to opposite side, microtubules disperse.
1:21-1:25 Telophase: Chromatids move towards centrioles and new nuclear membranes form around the chromosomes to form two nuclei.
1:25 Cytokinesis: The cytoplasm divides giving rise to daughter cells with the same genetics as the cell of origin.
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[diablmaster]

This. This is life. Everything else is peripheral.

[AnaCarolina-ptyr]

This makes me dont ever try to get my skin injured... The cells work so hard idk

[justinwmusic]

It's incredible... so many questions: How could anaphase be so synchronized? How do chromosomes know which group to go into? What's their method of locomotion? I've heard that it's "spindles" but how do the spindles end up attached to each chromatid and to opposite ends of the cell? And how do they know when to pull the chromatids apart? How does the cellular membrane know where to form and how does it do so uniformly? What does the nucleus regrow from and how?

[betulcimenay]

This is extemely fascinating.I just can't seem to understand how the chromosomes are in such order when they look completely out of order. No chromosome goes to the wrong place.They look all mixed up but every single chromosome somehow finds its place.Just amazing how this happens every single day millions of times in our body and we're not even aware of it.

[massmedia]

I know we know a lot, but there is still so much going on there that we do not understand... I could watch that 24/7 for days and keep getting insight and inspiration. Never ceases to amaze me.

[Owsy]

during Anaphase i couldn't help stare in awe at how easily the chromosomes just split and separate, i was even a bit unsettled at how something so simple compared to us is also so complex

[TheJosiahTurner]

AUUUGGH THIS IS HAPPENING TO EVERY ONE OF MY CELLS RIGHT NOW??

[nonah]

I honestly think this is kinda beautiful.

[TempestKrimps]

man... it's so neat to look at this and think about the fact that it's happening on your body hundreds of thousands of times

[ghanshyammishra]

God's creativity is really a miracle 👌👼

[commercialcommunication]

Unbelievable. Can you post more videos like this? Can you post a sequence of metaphase and anaphase in extreme slow motion? What is the actual real time? Thank you!

[christiangibson]

At 0:23 sec each chromosome suddenly splits into a pair - it seems to be an almost immediate change. Is the frame rate suddenly changed, or does the chromosome replication really happen so fast?

[Chaos------]

Engineers: You wanna have as few moving parts as possible to minimize points of failure


Life:

[johnbugnoii]

Fearfully and wonderfully made. Psalms 139:14 The machinery and inter-workings of the cells and how they work together to pull apart the cell’s chromosomes and form new identical cells is absolutely fascinating.