Sliding filament theory in muscle contraction | Wellcome

[allisonmorgan]

This is the best, clearest video I've found. I've watched so many to try to get a clear step by step picture of the ATP process and muscle contraction. Thank you thank you.

[Cattyacid]

this is honestly a really great explanation. i watched so many different videos but this might be the only one i found that really explains the ATP process

[anonymousquark]

To all the viewers, this is THE perfect explanation. Actual ATP Utilisation and movements shown clearly...hatsoff to the creator. And thanks for clearing my doubt

[phoenixfire]

this is the longest 4 minute video i have ever watched

[danijane]

This is the only video that really helped me understand the sliding filament theory. Thank you so much!!!

[maximus-teo]

This just makes me appreciate nature and how intelligent it is. There's always something unique about every part of the human body and I'm amazed by how intricate the design is. And to me, this only makes sense when there's a Designer who crafted all of this.

[saumyasdiary]

Has been never easy to understand, but this video ❤

[muhammadsaifal]

This is more evergreen videos regarding muscle contraction i ever seen i see twice and exactly picture is keep set in my mind this 4min video is too much better than 1or1.5hour LEC

[loneuchiha]

Great explanation
Very helpful to me
Thank you

[mg-dvtu]

I finally understand this topic. Thank you very much.

[KamalKamal-ttpg]

Soooo good and easy to understand Thankyou 😍

[axeltobias]

Wonderful explanation, thank you very much!

[suckmyass]

look at this vid at last minute before a project on the sliding filament theory of muscle contraction is due

[TrainerHutch]

I can understand why evolution is still a theory but why is this not fully based in fact? Why is it still a theory?

[chisomokeke]

Does that meàn that actin remains constant in sliding movement?

[MrRoshwan]

The lady's voice reminds me so much of Jal Fazer from Skins lol

[wafaahmed]

its so  good make me understand  thank u

[azzywazzy]

1:18 so the a band and the h band both have myosin....