Now i understand why i was weak in biology. Holly didn't teach me😅😁😁😁

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

haha ahh 😅 I’m glad my video helped you out 😉😊

I'm about to study neuroscience at uni in September so I am LOVING these videos!! writing notes as I watch on Notion to refer back to and it's refreshing my A-level Biology knowledge without the stress of scanning through all my old notes so thank you for making these!!

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

omg lucy I’m so excited for you! I’ll definitely be talking a lot about neuroscience on here as I did it in my second year and loved it!!!

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

it also sounds like you’ve got an amazing set-up on Notion 🙌🏻😉

Even the same thing was taught yesterday in my class .I'm so thrilled that I got another such an good explanation from you also. This will help me more to comprehend about my chapter on plants .

@YTScienceTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

I agree this is such a thorough explanation! Let me know If there is any feedback for my science GCSE/A Level content! Sorry I do not mean to spam my channel, just looking to help students out!

@shreyashibanerjee3913

3 жыл бұрын

@@YTScienceTeacher Very nice.

I studied Immunology at university and i think Hollys explanation in 20 mins was better than 3 years of teaching !

The information you just share are fabulous! And the way you explained them made them more interesting! Thank you for this amazing video♡

I am such a biology fan and your channel is the perfect stop for my curiosity Greatly explained

holly, wow. the way you've explained.. just wow. you've made it so easy to understand and remember. thank you so much for these biology videos. I'm not a biology student but the subject has always peaked my interest. thank you for helping in keeping my interest in the subject alive.

"The deeper you go into a topic, the easier it is to lose sight of the bigger picture" 1000% - I get so frustrated when we expect people to understand the minutia of research without ever bothering to explain the concept. Like COOL -IFN-Y contributes to scheduled cell death and apoptosis in MET formation.... now what the heck does that even mean? If we want people to be interested in science, WE have to get better at communicating that science. Love the video - keep going!

bro i'm so amazed by you, keep up the great work, you are doing us people on the internet such a huge favor, cannot thank you enough!! this was such an amazing video!!

The queen has uploaded♥️♥️

Thank you so much!! Really enjoyed this video and learned so much!

As an English student, I feel like this hurt my un-scientific brain a little bit! However it was very interesting and I will definitely re-watch this video a few more times to get the information in! Great job and great video! Thank you!

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

ah no! I tried to simplify things but I’d say this was pretty complex in places. just because it’s hard to simplify concepts sometimes without losing the key details! anyway, I’m sure if you watch it again and pause it throughout to let you mind digest the material then it will make more sense! 😊

@Phallyle

3 жыл бұрын

@@byhollyg Do not worry about that it was very clear! It's just that my dyslexic brain gets confused by big words! Unless you have the power to stop science from using complicated words, there's nothing more you could have done in this video! I've not consumed any sciency material in years, if we exclude scishow! I've watch it a couple of times already and it is sinking in! Thanks ❤️

more byhollyg videos please!!! they are so useful and informative :))) thanks holly!

Incredibly explained!! Thank you Holly.

I'm such a fan of this channel! I can't even describe it, I adore it

Thank you Holly!! Loved the video 🙌🏻

Such a complex topic simplified and made so easy!!! Clearly loving biology even more with byhollyg...👩‍🔬😄

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

eyyyyyy 😏 that’s exactly my goal with this channel!

I have an exam tomorrow so I am watching this. It is saving me

You make the most interesting videos! Loved the information you gave me in this video, I was so confused with cells before! You are my role model and motivation! Thank you so much Holly! :)

@YTScienceTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!!! Let me know If there is any feedback for my science GCSE/A Level content! Sorry I do not mean to spam my channel, just looking to help students out!

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

so happy you enjoyed it Jieni! ☺️🙌🏻🧬

Very informational thanx Holly ❤️

Omg holly you are soo good!! The explanation was so clear and easy to comprehend for a beginner level bio student like me. You are a blessing to the world of science!

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

yay!!! and thank you! 😁

Hi Holly you are a smart cookie, cos youve just make college level biotech/stem cell sound so simple. i will look forward to more videos

Thanks

I am a type of person who likes biology and waiting for my foundation course to start. This has really helped me a lot. I wrote down lots of notes. Thanks a lot! 😍

Thank you, Holly. It's the first time I've heard about iPSCs - that's a mind-blowing concept!

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

I know, they’re so cool!!! 🧪

OMG this reminds my genetics and embryology lectures from uni! I loooved this topic! Especially the unique developpment of stem cells navigated me to my dream speciality - neonatology. Its soo interesting how our body grow and change when we leave the womb :)

Really good , Thanks! Was looking into stem cells therapy for degenerative meniscus tear. Was looking into Embryonic stem cells...

Hi Holly, I love all your videos! Do you know what you want to do after finishing your masters? ❤️

you're awesome, thanks Holly

Please do a video about the nutrition in the autotrophic please❤ i really love watching your videos😍😍😍

Love the hand movement

Hi holly, loved the video. I am doing a research project on the challenges stem cell therapy must overcome to become a mainstream treatment and wanted to know if you happen to have any good resources for this? Thank you in advance!

Thanks for making these videos. As a CS/EE graduate with a love for math, I would like to work some day on biology problems.

A very very very beautiful explanation

@YTScienceTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

The video is so clean and the explanation is thorough! I totally agree!

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

thank you!!!

Hi Holly, can you make a video on how to study Biology please? I do great on other subjects but I think I don't know the right way to study this particular one. Thank you:)

Can you please do a 10 hour study with me!! I will find that really helpful to study, and I am sure a lot of people would watch that again and again because they are near the finals.

iPSCs are truly amazing, I’m going to work with them a lot for my Master thesis. I have already briefly done it before, but culturing them is quite a lot of effort. Looking forward to it a lot, because I will also differentiate them into organoids. Currently discussing with the PI on whether I’m also allowed to do some gene editing with CRISPR-HOT. Oh and: You did an amazing job explaining all the concepts, extremely well-explained 😃

@whitewolf1061

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to break it to you, but iPSCs have their own problems. First, they cannot be put into a patient undifferentiated - they cause teratomas (cancer). Second, they have to be pre-differentiated in a culture dish. This means they, so far, can only treat diseases that involve 1 cell type, such as macular degeneration. Third, iPSCs differentiate into the fetal form of cells, which are often useless in an adult. Finally, since they were derived from the person, it was thought that iPSCs would not be rejected by the patient’s immune system. However, several studies have shown that the immunology of the iPSCs change while in culture and that they can be, and often are, rejected by the immune system. Endogenous adult telomerase positive stem cells are much better than iPSCS.

@beecher171

2 жыл бұрын

@@whitewolf1061 thanks for mentioning all these things for the other people in the comments who might not know :) So far, my project has been quite successful and will hopefully turn into a nice publication

@whitewolf1061

2 жыл бұрын

@@beecher171 that’s awesome!! I can’t wait to read the publication. I would kindly suggest you to look up endogenous adult telomerase positive stem cells. I’m sure you’ll find them very interesting.

I really hated biology at school and now study astronomy. All that plants-and-animals stuff annoyed me so much, you know... But the material you've covered in your first two videos is just so captivating! Maybe it's time for me to finally pay some proper attention to biology..?

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

haha yes maybe??? this is honestly my goal with this channel, to make it enjoyable for anyone and everyone!!! 😆

heyy can you make a vid about crispr cas9 // gene therapyy pleaseeee

helloo holly.... can you make videos for topics regarding microbiology???

Can a Stem cell regenerate spine Disc and spine bone compression fracture.?

What about using it for your eyes

Hey holly ...I love and adore your videos..I am doing msc biotechnology ,plzz suggest me some good websites for study material as well as article websites

@byhollyg

3 жыл бұрын

this isn’t the best recommendation but for my degree I mostly read papers online, many found through PubMed! I hope that I will be able to fill this space in the future with more learning resources!

@aakankshasingh8642

3 жыл бұрын

@@byhollyg tqsm❤

Can you link your reference too? Please?

❤️

Have you heard about BioXcellerator

You didnt mentioned the most safest of all, the Mesanchymal stem cells .

Me writing a pre scientific work about stem cells. Holly: ✨I got you✨

i'm so early

@YTScienceTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

Early bird gets the worm!

First!

@YTScienceTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations my friend! I wish many more first podiums for you!!!