Eukaryotic Cell Components - Additional Lectures (Al-Balqa General Histology: Week 2)

Amazing lecture, Dr. Georgina lessons are by far the best I've had in citology. Very clear and straight forward, perfect for the Mcat. Thank you!

The most important part of this lecture in my opinion is the analogies that Dr. Georgina offers. It really help us to understand for example when she associated the Golgi Complex with a Fedex facility, or when she connects the fact that liver cells have more SER since one of its important functions is detoxification.

Great material easy to learn good pictures …..thank you so much

excellent presentation explaining step by step important concepts at the right pace

It was easy to learn and the speed was perfecy

Thanks... Dr Meyer very interesting and well presented information for rereading as a MD.

it was very informative,thank you so much proff.big up

The way of teaching of Georgina is really impresive, i understanded everything. The best classes ever.

Misuse of the words fludity and stability as if they were synonyms makes answering the question at the end confusing. Other than that, it's a good lecture.

Explains concept very well with good analogies that further enhances my understanding.

I really enjoyed the video and it made me learn, also I liked that are short videos

Amazing and I learned more from his videos then in class.

I chosed to give it 4 stars, because I loved the way the lecture was eplained. I am not a native english speaker and therefor prefered the rather slow speed of speach. unfortunatelly there have not been any Control questions and that is why I only rated this lecture with 4 out of 5 stars.

The presentation is simple, short and concise preparing students for more detailed content. I believe that this is an efficient approach toward a broader base of an audience. Thank you!

The flow of the video is fairly slow, however, it's pretty detailed and informative.

In my school we will take this lecture in 2 hours!!! Way too short and superficial

In terms of studying for something like USMLE, brief intro is fine! Such topics will not be tested on the exam but are necessary to build foundations for other future topics. If you are studying for other exams, this whole module may be a bit light on key information. Great as a refresher though!

This is not a USMLE 1 focused topic, an important material for the step, it's so superficial either the question that is a first order question. Need to going deep in the topics, we're not an undergraduate students.

First of all I would like to say that I really appreciate all of the effort by the professors and Lecturio to do great lectures, however, I would like to say, as well, that you need to focus on the exam format (In this case - USMLE Step 1). For example, in this lecture it was asked: "Which of the following is NOT a lysosome related disorder?" that is pretty good, because it has a clinical context with the subject, however this " lysosome related disorder" have never been taught by Professor Cornwall.

I agree that it was brief if someone was looking for something more comprehensive. It was sufficient for me as I only required this to understand one lecture slide however not enough questions.

u r so good like honestly amazing thank you so much professor

I learned a lot about cell structure in the most simple and efficient way.

It is too much Helping. It is Awesome and helpful

Needs more substance. This was barely long enough to be an introduction.