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GCSE Biology - Levels of Organisation - Cells, Tissues, Organs and Organ Systems (2026/27 exams) — Transcript

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  1. 0:05in this video we're going to look at the
  2. 0:07different levels of organization within
  3. 0:10a multicellular organism like a human
  4. 0:13so we'll cover the relationships between
  5. 0:15organelles
  6. 0:16cells
  7. 0:17tissues
  8. 0:18organs
  9. 0:19organ systems and finally organisms
  10. 0:25let's start with organelles which are
  11. 0:28also called subcellular structures
  12. 0:31these are the parts that make up a cell
  13. 0:34like the nucleus
  14. 0:35ribosomes and mitochondria
  15. 0:38each individual organelle has a specific
  16. 0:40role to play
  17. 0:42and when combined multiple organelles
  18. 0:44will form a single cell
  19. 0:47cells themselves come in all sorts of
  20. 0:49shapes and sizes
  21. 0:51and contain different combinations and
  22. 0:53numbers of the organelles that we just
  23. 0:55mentioned
  24. 0:57we call the different types of cells
  25. 0:58specialized cells
  26. 1:00and they include things like epithelial
  27. 1:02cells
  28. 1:04muscle cells and different types of
  29. 1:06glandular cells
  30. 1:08next up we have tissues
  31. 1:11which we can describe as a group of
  32. 1:13similar cells
  33. 1:14that work together to carry out a
  34. 1:16particular function
  35. 1:19for example lots of epithelial cells
  36. 1:21would form epithelial tissue
  37. 1:24which together have the function of
  38. 1:25covering the body's surfaces like our
  39. 1:27skin or the inside of our intestines
  40. 1:31meanwhile a lot of muscle cells would
  41. 1:33form muscle tissue
  42. 1:35which has the function of contracting
  43. 1:37and relaxing to move different parts of
  44. 1:39our body
  45. 1:41and lots of glandular cells would work
  46. 1:43together to form a glandular tissue
  47. 1:45which has the role of making and
  48. 1:47secreting chemicals like enzymes and
  49. 1:49hormones
  50. 1:53the next level is the organ and the
  51. 1:56definition of an organ is a group of
  52. 1:58different tissues that work together to
  53. 2:01perform a particular function
  54. 2:03so as you can see the definition is
  55. 2:05pretty much the same as the one for a
  56. 2:07tissue except instead of a group of
  57. 2:09similar cells it's a group of different
  58. 2:12tissues
  59. 2:13so epithelial tissue muscular tissue and
  60. 2:16glandular tissue
  61. 2:18may all work together to form an organ
  62. 2:20like the stomach
  63. 2:22which in this case has the particular
  64. 2:24function of killing microorganisms and
  65. 2:27breaking down proteins
  66. 2:30meanwhile different combinations of
  67. 2:31tissues might form other organs like the
  68. 2:34pancreas or the liver
  69. 2:38next we have the organ system
  70. 2:40which is just a group of organs that
  71. 2:43work together to perform a particular
  72. 2:44function
  73. 2:46for example the stomach pancreas and
  74. 2:48liver taken together with lots of other
  75. 2:51organs form the digestive system
  76. 2:53which has the role of digesting the food
  77. 2:55that we eat and absorbing nutrients
  78. 2:59other organ systems include the
  79. 3:01cardiovascular system and the
  80. 3:03reproductive system
  81. 3:06finally you could also think of the
  82. 3:08whole organism as being the highest
  83. 3:09level with multiple organ systems
  84. 3:12working together to form the organism
  85. 3:15one last thing i want to add before we
  86. 3:16finish is that we've only mentioned a
  87. 3:18few examples for each level
  88. 3:20in reality there are loads of types of
  89. 3:22each
  90. 3:23for example other organs include the
  91. 3:26skin
  92. 3:27teeth lungs spleen bones testes and
  93. 3:31dozens more
  94. 3:33and there are about 12 different organ
  95. 3:35systems
  96. 3:36including the immune system nervous
  97. 3:38system respiratory system endocrine
  98. 3:40system and urinary system
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