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Simple way of explaining and really good drawing. Thank you very much ❤

Thank you so much for your videos! I've watched your amino acid ones so far and I have a much better understanding of practice questions!! :)

Hi! great videos! does this section of your playlist cover the physical and chemical foundations of the MCAT?

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Simple & effective. Thanks for your time and efforts.

Thank you i have just one question, why aren't the yellow dominant alleles ignored in the probability. I'm assuming its because the problem stated that 2 yellow flies are going to be mated?

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4:24 isn't that 3' to 5' instead of 5 to 3?

Thank u for this video. I actually have better retention and concentration watching shorter formats compred to long videos.

taking my test on the 22 wish me luck

Your channel is so highly underrated!! Thank you for posting such quality content

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How's it going everyone! I'm making some shorter videos with the thought that seeing this video once will yield you hopefully at least one question on the MCAT. Let me know how you feel about the videos with shorter format.

10/10 thank you so much! This video helped me so much on AAMC 4 exam!!!

i usually dont comment on youtube videos but im taking my mcat the day after tomorrow and you rly made this click for me. ive been binging your videos since i wanted to do some light content review and ive learned so much. thank you and i hope youre doing well in med school

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so if i am understanding correctly both (2/3) fractions came from the F1 punnet for each Ww probability to calc F2 probability?

This really brought everything together

Interesting. Actually. Very interesting. And also. Quite useful. Thanks. As here. I have probably. Accidentally poisoned myself. Yet. From memory. I thought of a great remedy and through. Deduction. Perhaps can think of the cause of this discomfort I feel. Now. Unfortunately. I am slightly disabled and canget out to the store like I used to. Where I was checking out the packets of foods as. I was buying them. So. I ordered home delivery actually and by coincidence. I happen to know a bit about the culture of Coca-Cola. And through research online. I discovered some background to a drink named Dr. Pepper. Now . I am lying here . Feeling a little discomfort. Behind my breast bone. A classic sympton of Phosphoric Acid poisoning. According to online reports. My teeth also feel a little tender perhaps due to. As usual. I forgot to brush them for a while. Which is not usually much of a problem. So. Remembering what I read of Dr Pepper. It was formulated in Texas by a Pharmacist possibly who sold sodas. 2. It sold well in Mississippi near to a point where it was manufactured . Coca Cola . Is partly Berkshire Hathaway owned and Coke is marketed through parties in the stadiums of America and through The Coca Cola lorry near Christmas. Here in Plymouth. When a lorry full of Coke is driven up. Onto Plymouth Hoe. Plymouth. Devon. England. United Kingdom. British Isles. Off Continental Western Europe. So. The sodium content of the formulations. I am guessing is crucial. However it's likely that. Coca Cola distribution. Just distributes a syrup for adding to local water supplies. From memory sodium content of water varies. As does Chlorine conyent. I guess. High Sodium content and a lower chlorine content might be suitable here so. From memory . I am guessing that fits the profile of Evian. Mineral water. Thus. I should seek Evian as a mixer for Tge Cratr of Dr. Pepper that I bought myself as a treat. Yet. That's a bit of a drag to walk to the store and formulate my own improved version of Dr. Pepper right ?

ok so how does losing an electron increase the number of protons for beta decay... wouldn't only the charge increase?

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Taking on 4/26, appreciate all the work you are doing

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Hi, could you do a video on Weber’s Law ( & JND) and some possible AAMC style questions please.

This video is such a clear and concise explanation. Thank you! Very helpful

Why is concentration of glucose in the lumen lower than that of the intestinal epithelial cell? After a carb diet, won’t the luminal glucose be higher? I always get confused with this.

Around 6:21, you say gotten rid of a negative charge when the Lysine residue was acetylated, but it was a positive charge (basic) that was removed, thus lowering the pI because it became less basic or more acidic

On semeiotics book I read: "Use the bell to listen when measuring patient's pressure" and I was like... WTF is a Bell? I HAVE NO BELL... Then I found this video... Thank you!

Doesn't RNA polymerase III also transcribe tRNA?

do you have channel recommendations to study this part for the mcat? so that I can have a comprehensive grasp on the material that is most likely to be tested?

You are the best, this was an amazing simplified explanation! My Kaplan book was sooo dense about it.

I’ve been binging your videos. You help me more than you can know.

This helps!! Thanks!

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Thanks for 5k! A little late but I really didn't think my channel would be this popular, and thank you all for the very kind comments.

I still am quite confused as to why histidine (pKa = 6) isn't considered weakly acidic but basic? and you clearly indicated that arginine and lysine having overall charge of +1 from the diagram 8:20 but you call them polar (not charged)? Great video :) I see you uploaded them 3 yrs ago but I still find it very useful thx

If the 'constant bell chime' (first stimulus) is replaced entirely by a sharp ringing would it still be dishabituation? Wouldnt the chime have to continue simultaneously with the ringing for dishabituation to occur?

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It is worth noting that for that model, the diaphragms are tunable. So you will get bell and diaphragm sounds depending on how much pressure. So technically it is a bell, even if you have the peds diaphragm attached.

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straight forward to the point and very helpful thanks

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Ok. And what is the difference???

This is great, and really straightforward, Thank you!

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That diaphragm literally just "yoink!" out from that place

How does the Littman bell compare to other stethoscope bells such as the harvey DLX elite? The Littman bell just seems a bit small

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