I used your lectures during undergrad and now I'm in med school looking at your lectures. You don't understand how important and helpful your lectures are to me. Thank you so much for what you do
Hey AK! Awesome videos! I have a serious question to as you: how are you able to understand and remember these concepts without forgetting? I seem to always forget something a couple months after learning
Lovely--one thing: it would be nice to see the metabolic economics of these processes--such as the FADH2 and NADH/H+ produced and ATP consumed in the case of simple B-ox
Thanks! Can you please explain when the body utilizes more FFA originated from adipose tissue (transported by albumin) and when - triglycerides originated in liver transported by VLDL? Thank you!
Sir how is the synthesis explained here different from. Tha last three lectures of The series. Synthesis of. Fatty acids in cytoplasm. Using fatty acid synthetase.
Is this part of a playlist? Im struggling to find the order in which the videos of the Fatty Acid Metabolism go in.. Help would be greatly appriciated.
Atp is produced for energy porposes once we produce enough ATP the intermediers of crebs cycle will produce glucose How: first we arrive at the oxaloacetate from crebs cycle oxaloacetate will be converted into PHOSPHOENOLPYRUVATE so if enough ATP produced all of the source like aminoacids and that get converted in crebs cycle will take part on production of glucose which is called gluconeogenesis so once we get enough glucose than glucose will be coverted into glucogen as store when body needs energy it will use glucogen to break it into glucose amd than the glucose will pass in glycolysis to produce pyruvate and acetylCoA which these will go in crebs cycle to produce atp if needed for cell to function Also body will use fats stored in our body to produce atp when needed
I used your lectures during undergrad and now I'm in med school looking at your lectures. You don't understand how important and helpful your lectures are to me. Thank you so much for what you do
I realize I am kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to watch new tv shows online ?
@Jalen Keaton I watch on Flixportal. You can find it on google :)
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Thank you for making this. You would definitely make a great professor
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Thank you so much for your explanation! You really cleared this process up for me :)
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Hey AK! Awesome videos! I have a serious question to as you: how are you able to understand and remember these concepts without forgetting? I seem to always forget something a couple months after learning
MS1 in love with your biochem vids!!! Could you please organize these latest into a playlist? Thanks for all your help, you rock!
+Keyla Bordonada Keyla, you'll find everything organized on my website. cheers :)
Lovely--one thing: it would be nice to see the metabolic economics of these processes--such as the FADH2 and NADH/H+ produced and ATP consumed in the case of simple B-ox
good job,I do appreciate
hey! :)
I have a question to the molonyl unit, where did it come from?
Thanks! Can you please explain when the body utilizes more FFA originated from adipose tissue (transported by albumin) and when - triglycerides originated in liver transported by VLDL? Thank you!
Amazing 👏👏
In fatty acid synthesis, would you be adding carbons to the acyl unit or the malonyl unit?
I have a question about the molonyl unit, where did it come from?
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I can't find the video on fatty acid synthesis?
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Sir where does the sulphur come is for the activated fatty acids in the beginning of oxidation..
Does it comes along with the R prime
Sir how is the synthesis explained here different from. Tha last three lectures of The series.
Synthesis of. Fatty acids in cytoplasm. Using fatty acid synthetase.
Is this part of a playlist?
Im struggling to find the order in which the videos of the Fatty Acid Metabolism go in..
Help would be greatly appriciated.
I believe you can find them in order on his website
Assol unit lolll great lecture though I thoroughly enjoyed your expertise.
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marina pitch thats awesome Marina, thanks for the love! and thanks for watching :-)
AK LECTURES ur the lecturer I really always understand ur explanation keep going on that way love you so much wish happiness and long life
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Excuse me sir where does the sulphur atom comes from in the activated fatty acid..
Does it come along with activated R prime
@@ijasahammed1630 yes it it comes from CoA when fatty acyl CoA synthatase converts Fatty acid into fatty acyl CoA...i hope u understood well
is it about the graduation level or 12th ?
Sir, i can't find the playlist of fatty acid metabolism...can you give me the link ,please.
And thank you for helping me 🤲🤲💖
are you recovering from an illness in this vid?! your voice sounds different
hey bud, do you have any videos on sphingolipids?
+Taio Duke yup, check out my website lecture here www.aklectures.com/lecture/phospholipids
Thankz more for helping me lastly you are the #HeRo
- Do cells turn ATP into carbohydrates?
- so carbohydrates can be turned into fatty acids and vice-versa ?
Atp is produced for energy porposes once we produce enough ATP the intermediers of crebs cycle will produce glucose
How: first we arrive at the oxaloacetate from crebs cycle oxaloacetate will be converted into PHOSPHOENOLPYRUVATE so if enough ATP produced all of the source like aminoacids and that get converted in crebs cycle will take part on production of glucose which is called gluconeogenesis so once we get enough glucose than glucose will be coverted into glucogen as store when body needs energy it will use glucogen to break it into glucose amd than the glucose will pass in glycolysis to produce pyruvate and acetylCoA which these will go in crebs cycle to produce atp if needed for cell to function
Also body will use fats stored in our body to produce atp when needed
Oops 5 years ago hahah dunno if i helped 😁
Please create separate play list for every topic.... its all messed up.
+Jeevesh Verma Check my website
This talk is about Fatty Acid Biosynthesis, this is not fatty acid metabolism.
Who is here because Motadi cannot explain? I know you are here
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Great explanations thank you