Cheek Cells Under The Microscope

Human cheek cells are made of simple squamous epithelial cells, which are flat cells with a round visible nucleus that cover the inside lining of the cheek.
Cheek cells are easy to obtain and easy to see under a microscope. As such it is a favorite in biology classrooms to show what a typical animal cell looks like.
DNA and paternity tests can be done by obtaining these cells and looking at their DNA.
The magnification for each shot is shown in the bottom right hand corner.

[@raulisinambella]

this guy is deserve more viewers and subscribers..

[@sci-inspi]

Thank for the awesome complement!

[@humss5884]

Can anyone tell me which microscope zoom is needed to see cell structure but not electron microscope cuz it’s very expensive

[@dannyvanamburgh8593]

ratna Sinambella nah fam

[@undermicroscope7502]

Watch My Channel All About What You Cann See WIth Microscope!!!

[@ShanBry_]

@@sci-inspi *compliment*

[@CaneFumatore]

Cells are way bigger than I usually like to think!

[@ThatisnotHair]

Depends on what cell

[@anarchy8968]

It also automatically makes some certain molecules bigger than how you expect them to be too

[@ThatisnotHair]

@@anarchy8968 no it doesn't. It still won't affect the size of cell.

[@anarchy8968]

@@ThatisnotHair well, if the cell is bigger, then the nucleus is also bigger. Which makes genetic material a lot longer than you expected

[@ThatisnotHair]

@@anarchy8968 no it doesn't. Thats not how it works. It won't effect the cell size.

[@astrawwberri]

I got the pleasure to try this out at school today! A little weird but so cool! I love biology

[@boofang10]

Very well composed video on cheek cells under microscope 🔬 😁👍🏻👍🏻

[@Unknown-xj2qe]

“ squamous Eppith ileum cell @ I still remember the name of the cell which I have studied in my higher secondary zoology lab 10 years ago

[@christopherwiley01]

Cool looking video for sure. Learned some awesome information! The music was perfect too!! Great job!!

[@worldsbest6855]

Genius man please keep uploading practical vedios

[@amongussocool5405]

Ty! We learnt this at school and I couldn't see it one ours.

[@mieshiratakii2606]

I'm glad somebody made a documentary video about this

[@chrish.4731]

The first cell that I saw behind the microscope,I was so happy! 😂😆

[@nani0001]

Instructions unclear.
Ate microscope.

[@EmilyUniverse]

Underrated comment

[@guillerhonora717]

lol

[@dragonflywing7105]

XD

[@guitarstevehobbs]

Great video.
And some nice guitar playing too

[@fatimaalkafaju3846]

Thank you ..l remember my first lesson in lab in my collage "the lining of the mouth"😢😢😧

[@shifanaa5463]

In my country (Singapore) this is secondary 1 syllabus for students

[@thelikebutton7290]

You didn't pass college 😭

[@DrProfTim]

@@shifanaa5463 same in Malaysia

[@kaylaborba6224]

thanks this really helped with my school project

[@amiiribnibraahim2080]

thank you , i just give this to my student as practical while they view this video and use microscope

[@jopinsilalahi]

Thank you for this !😀

[@stupiidbee]

I did this in my science class!
It looks so cool :O

[@haveiszalfaroqie1628]

Instruction unclear.
Stabbed the inside of my cheek instead.

[@skbadboy4315]

Thank you it helped me for my project and chapter

[@spearofdestinyy]

Non keritinised stratified squamous epithelium

[@oliverhudson4484]

Amazing!

[@samikshagarhewal996]

Good to understand ty buddy

[@blackshadowwarning6126]

This is what i was searching for

[@HoustonHeartStopper]

When your cheek cells kill the coronavirus: CHEEKI BREEKI

[@slicek1melloeditz]

What is the total magnification for this? Please answer i need it immediately thanks.

[@run3426]

Whoever sees this, you are beautiful just the way you look! You do not need any adjustments to your beautiful body! You do not need abs or be skinny! You are beautiful just the way you look! YOU are important! You have worth and meaning! You do have value!

[@Motivationshorts474]

Keep going

[@immortanjoe9362]

Our own bodies can seem so alien at times. They look so strange.

[@yochikasexy]

What type of microscooe was used

[@vithalbhaipatel1013]

Well show. Good information.. Well.

[@avalonpage5985]

its amazing how many of these lil guys we have

[@nandoluislopes]

I think it is so difficult to really differentiate what is being seen. People could try to create a software “eye” that analyses the image smallest pixel and added artificial coloring to differentiate what is needed and to highlight the important elements. Besides that there is the issue with frames per second. Probably body processes doesn´t respect human eyes framing. A lot may be going on that cannot be observed by human eyes.

[@TheDeathCap]

Now with how AI has advanced this can be easily learnt to a machine

[@nandoluislopes]

@@TheDeathCap Yes. That's great. But the subject is still a bit more complex. I´m not a researcher. But it seems that microscopes uses light to see the objects. But there is the logical possibility that in the Microscopic World there may be creatures that behave like glass. Light may flows through them, and they get not revealed by it. As we cannot also touch it to verify that it is in there. More sophisticated methods of observation may also be needed to generate an accurate image of this World.

[@ThatboymattTBM]

I was microscoping last night and I found a cheek cell

[@RylanMoffitt]

Honestly cells are so fascinating

[@shinkamiya3276]

Just look at those tiny things at 1:44. 1500x magnification and these things are still so tiny. I wonder what could it be?

[@elbaniariatirana]

Nice video

[@_noniii]

thanks for this amazing video , i share it in my twitter account 😍 with your channel name

[@scientifictheory..3543]

You have to get more viewer and subscribers. So my smallest help - I share it with my friends and relatives.

[@TheKingGoesFirst]

I did this too. What are the tiny things that move around? Are those bacteria? I had a little thing moving like that and I had a cold at the time and didn’t know what it was.

[@sci-inspi]

You can see small bacteria moving around a high magnifications.

[@nishant1488]

Amazing 😯

[@kirtikashyap5467]

thanks

[@vishal_26641]

Thankyou

[@khaledh4579]

do these bacteria die shortly after they get out of your mouth or if left long there?

[@ankiitasiingh]

Keep going and you'll have more viewers and subscribers as your videos really help the students

[@afzalwarsi1621]

It's very interesting sir

[@DoseOfNuance]

Where can I find a recording of this incredible guitar work?

[@sci-inspi]

Its on Track 9.
Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/7xglO3fh0E0Ycg06aEVd5B
Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/album/the-biological-experience-vol-iii/1465833603

[@mckenzieyoung]

I have a project due about this. I was wondering how many cells there are approximately in the video? I'm not sure how to count it

[@waddupbroskis1468]

Cheek cells are multipotent stem cells because they are SKP right?

[@psycoakm8824]

incredible

[@user-db9oh3yl7f]

I do subscribe because this video
Thank you
And continue

[@zeus433]

Can I see this with a simple microscope 1600x zoom?

[@GrafMKristo]

Cheeeeek, cheek cee-e-eeeels,
Cheeeeek, cheek cee-e-eeAAAAAAAALZZ!

[@sidu130892]

Took me back to 8th grade when I first did it.

[@DogeisCut]

i have those!

[@beckyb8929]

could you count cheek cells with a hemocytometer?

[@sci-inspi]

I see no reason why not. I never used one.

[@abread9264]

Anyone knows the song name? Its so calming

[@BP-gw7yv]

Recommended

[@dineshthakur8979]

I have did it in my biology class

[@buddyclubisland8678]

remember back in science class when they had everyone do this, and then the one guy's cells had wiggling tails.

[@billyray9925]

That 'story' comes up every single time when the 8th graders do this lesson. It was the teacher for my class.

[@psalm8306]

It looked nothing like this when we did this. Must be because of the microscope we're using

[@shivanibehara233]

What is the another name of the nucleus

[@lifestyles799]

Nice

[@madhulatha9817]

At 1.31 amazinggg....!!!!

[@TrillShatner]

I have those too! They even look the same! We could be related n_n

[@techgamer1597]

music sounds like velvet revolver fall to pieces

[@kiekz369]

That guitar some OG sheet mayn

[@davidardelean2832]

name of the song ?

[@kiekz369]

@@davidardelean2832 havent got a clue bro haha cant even remember watching this video😂

[@user-ir1nv1ik2f]

good

[@darcyasher2716]

Cool.

[@andrewrichardson3135]

You see, beneath the cheek, we find a cell. And beneath the cell, we find, it’s...
Nucleus.

[@a-ragdoll]

i once put a bit of my saliva under a microscope and all i saw was some bubbles, are there any cells in saliva?

[@sci-inspi]

Yes, but you probably had to zoom in further. The bubbles will most likely be bigger than the cells.

[@dineshthakur8979]

It looks amazing 😊

[@lizmarywhyte2344]

he posted on my b day

[@addieawake4079]

Fuck off

[@user-qn3dq8vw2x]

what is the shape of cheek cells

[@josesilvinoperez8765]

l am learning about cells

[@Erika-om1nn]

jose Silvino Pérez Same

[@gachatea824]

jose Silvino Pérez same :))

[@chloroplast8611]

i am always

[@DogeisCut]

same

[@kingcp0878]

jose Silvino Pérez yup

[@blisserio]

does this change depending on what you've eaten last?

[@BankDebits]

dont know if youve gotten your answer but only depends on the food you ate if it had germs on it, which will be moving around. the rest will be human cells

[@laurenadkins3057]

Can I use part of this clip for a research project? Thank you!

[@sci-inspi]

Sure, go for it.

[@space_traveller8310]

Can someone please explain me the results? I have a project about this and i am a bit confused

[@space_traveller8310]

@Antela Albarracín oh OK then😅.... I thought about it but then I thought it was a really simple answer so I wasn't quite sure! Thank u so much 😁

[@blackhole28]

This guy deserves a champagne
It hurts my asshole

[@kashinathshankar293]

You have not added solution which is added on it bro🙄🙄

[@cruzoplays2265]

Poly saanam

[@ying6726]

Your nucleus is showing 😳

[@hemasharma2224]

What is that empty space between the cells?

[@Sunitasingh-xs7rq]

Cytplasm

[@hayden8693]

Squamous epithelium?

[@lexieb3912]

YOO THIS SONG GOES HARD

[@abread9264]

WE SEEING THE CELLS UNDER THE MICROSCOPE WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥

[@robloxtingz8892]

my teacher messed up if he thinkin i finna do this shit

[@isaacalvarez2980]

Non keratinized stratified squamous epithelium

[@fatimaalkafaju3846]

Happy years😭😭😭😭😂😂

[@sxylvnys5425]

What kinda cheeks

[@setoman1]

I'm good, thanks. I can see my cheek cells anytime of the day. Not interested in another guy's cheek cells.

[@selmabenhou1062]

جميل

[@tracywilliams2023]

Squamous epithelial cells

[@Lvlaple4Ever]

Are they dead?

[@jonas15jonas33]

Why they dont move?🤔

[@pawncube2050]

I don't having your mouth cells moving all over the place would be a nice thing

[@eddiedingle7689]

Dude has a 14 year old's mustache

[@ebtissamdebek3899]

Out teacher in the online sended US this link lol

[@theheatbox13]

Tee was here #2018

[@ashoka3269]

So interesting 😆😆😆

[@tanujadebnath8734]

He lost some cheek cells😶😶🤣🤣

[@manjilaislammuna8189]

I want to see more deeeppp🙁🙁

[@kash45]

Which cheeks?

[@KandiKlover]

Buttcheeks yo

[@thessop9439]

clap em cheeks

[@tyhooper3602]

Sandy Cheeks