How to pronounce“organel”in English

organelle makes not only the cell but the whole body in a state of of metabolic homeostasis,

organelle to produce efficient energy.

organelles inside a cell. You have the nucleus, you have the mitochondrion, you you you have lysosomes. There is

organels in cells.

organelle of a you know of a human cell whether it's a you know complex

This organelle determines when cells should divide and when they should not divide. It

this organelle. And uh uh in some organs, you can get breast cancer if it's a

Those organelles help the seagrass orient to gravity.

The organelle are specialized differently.

mitochondria these are organel in cells they're it's called the powerhouses of

organization molecule to organel like a nucleus and a

After this organelle came in and was able to take in oxygen, make energy really, really quick. But in that matrix, they have

When this organelle becomes impaired these ancient pathways of energy through

Irreversible damage to the organelle happened in these cancer cells.

and all little organelles and chloroplasts in plants and all those things, which form all multicellular living things on the planet.

mitochondria are little organelles they arose they only are found in

compartmentalization eukaryotes have also organelles

another type of organelle called mitochondria these

mitochondria which are energy producing organel in our bodies which Keep Us Alive and provide the energy that sustains us and those begin to change

present itself damage to this organelle, which is a tubular network inside the cell. But, let me say something else.

things from our environment can damage this organelle in a particular population of cells in a particular

there's something irreversibly damaged in this organelle.

Mitochondria are very important little tiny organels inside of most of our cells that make energy and they, you

Could we add a whole organelle to the human biology?

But the islet is sort of an organelle collection of several types.

live in little tissue culture flasks and and little organel that swim around you

things that would chronically damage uh the ability of this organelle to produce energy, viruses, oncogenic viruses,

In the cytoplasm, these organelles are also in contact with other cellular membranes like the endoplasmic reticulum. There's a lot of what we call

It has to because you're you're taking a an organelle that produces energy highly

And now we're using energy so uh this organelle signals to the nucleus called mitochondrial stress response

And the bacteria, which this organelle came from, was a fusion between one cell

And and it's making it's making ancient energy in the sophisticated organelle that was that

fermentation pathways. So So this thing this organelle

So, what happens when this organelle becomes chronically impaired? It falls back on these ancient pathways, these or

structure, and function of that organelle. Okay? I have looked at I published that big paper where I spent

disregulated cell growth. Because the organelle controls when cells should divide and not divide. And then and then

inflammation. They They damage the ability of this organelle to make energy efficiently.

But mitochondria, which are these little organelles that sit in the cytoplasm, have their own tiny little genomes.

electrons are these massive super energy rich molecules we basically have these organelles that produce

your neurons have mitochondria all over the place basically this mitochondria can multiply as organelles and they can be spread along the body of your muscle

stress, poor sleep habits, and you chronically damage this organelle. And then if you look at the domestic dog, cancer is the number one killer of the

Okay. It means that the origin of the disease resides in the organelle called

make energy efficiently. So, when this organelle starts to falter with age, uh you die. You die from old age. This

Yeah, well, this is the organelle that becomes damaged.

So, you can you asked me what about damaging this organelle and what happens. If the damage to oxidative phosphorylation

call oxygen-independent mechanisms. This is an oxygen-dependent organelle. This gets most of its energy because we

Why are they doing that? And he speculated that this organelle was damaged.

Mhm. So, when we look at this organelle under the micro under the electron microscope, we find these cristae are often missing.

Yeah. I mean, when we know that if the organelle is damaged, you're not going to be able to produce energy efficiently