Chapter 3: Prokaryotic Cells

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Published 2020-09-08

This video covers an introduction into the functional anatomy of prokaryotic cells for General Microbiology (Biology 210) at Orange Coast College (Costa Mesa, CA).

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@chyanj2715 2 years ago

Watching this because I’n currently in microbiology and I like watching yours in correspondence with my professors! You go more in depth and it makes it easier to understand! 🥰
@DynamicDuo373 1 year ago

I love how much extra detail you go into, really makes things clearer.
@nurse123abc 3 years ago

Hi from GA..I thank you so much for breaking things down in a plain and straight forward way.💙
@ngm35 3 years ago

She explains it wayy better than my teacher. I had to drop mine last week.
@endiya. 2 years ago

wow, you're amazing at explaining everything so clearly! i have my first exam for micro tomorrow and I was stuck reading slides and couldn't understand anything. but then I looked up micro on youtube and you made everything make so much sense. God bless!
@anakulua6718 1 year ago

We are lucky to have you. It's so understandable and easy to listen when you explain. Information just sticks to the brain automatically. Thank you so much . I wish we had more professors like you .
@tsvetelinadimitrova9793 3 years ago

I am watching this for fun! It is so interesting and you are a great teacher !
@Lmkheather 2 months ago

Dr. Julie Wells, 🙏 THANK YOU for being available to me to learn microbiology you have made this topic not ONLY easy to understand, but very interesting! I am a student at a community college in Buffalo NY and we wish we had a professor as knowledgeable and personable as you! You are amazing and I love your videos about microbiology!! THANK YOU SO MUCH
@Boxuanma 1 year ago

This is the lecture of Microbiology for health care I have never heard ! Thanks so much Dr Julie Wells. !!!!!!!!!
@AndreaMedina01 2 years ago

I really hope you are getting paid extra for this! This is so helpful. I’m a visual learner so the slides and explanations are the best. I have a 7am microbiology class so I’m never awake enough to pay attention.
@th693 1 year ago

Hi Dr Wells, I'd just like to throw my appreciation on the pile. Thanks for taking the time to make and share these excellent resources. Your voice is very easy to listen to which helps a lot. Thanks again
@So.much.truth. 2 years ago

Greetings, you teach way better than my professors. You go way in depth. Peace be with you
@sulietijordan4244 3 years ago

Thank you for uploading these lectures. I am currently taking BIO205 online and these lectures are extremely helpful.
@khanderaojogdandclasses406 3 years ago

Thanks for the thorough explanation about the topic. Really your lectures are the most useful and easy to understand. Special characteristics of your teaching is that you explain crucial terms in details. 🌏🌎🌏
@misty_jeera 1 year ago

This is by far one of the most amazing lectures ive come across in microbiology, you are awesome! Can't thank you enough xd
@flouncymagoo7025 2 years ago

Thank you so much for these lectures, they’re so interesting and you’re excellent and easy to listen to! I really appreciate it!
@saralevy3978 3 years ago

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@krzysztofmaksyminko8657 3 years ago

Thank you so much for this. I am at self studying institution and this is more information than my textbook provides yet it is so easy to understand and efficient.
@ggwurld 1 year ago

You truly are a great teacher. I wish my profs would be this clear
@teablackburn895 1 year ago

Thank you! The length of the lecture “scared” me, but it was worth every minute.