Myology - Skeletal Muscle (Sarcomere, Myosin and Actin)

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[amphylayola]

I was here 4 years ago when I started vet school, here I am now watching this again as I prepare of my licensure exam.

[ZaraKaku]

You are the reason m getting good grade in biology, m a veterinary doctor and currently pursuing master degree, i have read many notes from different sources but the most simplified form of understanding came from ur lecture sir. Thank you

[benparker]

bro you are a genius! they say if you cant explain something simply then you dont understand it enough! this goes for 90% of people teaching physiology and 90% of the you tube videos! all your videos so far have been incredible best source i have seen yet!!!! please make more of these brillant clips as i (and many others) are keen to learn! (ps can u do the sliding filament theory one b4 next thursday as i have an exam lol cheers!)

[courtneycook]

The calcium that binds to Troponin-C comes from the Ryanadine receptor (Ca Release Channel) which is located on the Sarcoplasmic Reticulum (Ca is stored in the Terminal Cisternae of the SR). 

[juliakercsmar]

you became a part of the curriculum! :D my Anatomy teacher makes us take notes of two of your videos. :D

[KJKP]

Great video, Armando. And I'm not being sacrastic.

[bobbojibbs]

Great job explaining. Best one I've seen yet. Keep it up man you're gonna help a lot of people get A's on those Anat/Phys tests. Especially the muscular unit exam I have tomorrow morning...

[haleyellis]

I Just want to let you know your Video has basically saved me on my anatomy final! thank you so much for putting this in "Layman's Terms" this is so wonderful and I'm so incredibly

[katwill]

sARCOmere... its killing me
Best videos though, thank you!

[Cristine]

My teacher introduced me to your videos and I love them. Thank you so much for helping me understand anatomy better.

[Slimshady]

Can't thank you enough for speeding up the drawing! Helps me make connections without losing my train of thought from watching someone draw a picture for 30 seconds at a time

[teresaswift]

I think you might have the role of ATP slightly wrong, ATP is required to release the myosin-actin cross bridge. Like rigor mortis - upon death Ca2+ flows into cells which allows the myosin-actin binding, however since there's no ATP muscles remain tense. Other than that though it was a good video.

[abdelrahmanomara]

where is the link for sliding filament theory ??

[muslimsister]

You have just saved me from days of avoiding revising this because the text books are so confusing. Thank you so
You're so brilliant at explaining with your talent!!!!

[patrickmata]

I know these videos are a little older, but they have been a great help to understand my A&P class better. Thank you

[booyaah]

I am mindblown over how good this actually was! U my man, are THA bomb!

[Islammagomedov]

Armando, thank you for these videos! It's interesting so much to see it! You are very talanted!

[NIDHIMUDIT]

excellent explanation and awesome diagrams!

[pricilliacaldwell]

Shoutout to your actin and myosin drawing for these amazing videos

[biglosergiraffe]

Want to thank you very much for your time and effort into not only editing and making this video, but drawing everything out and explaining it. Really do appreciate it. Personally. Thank you.