Excellent work Lama!! Simple language making science easy to understand even for us non-scientific people! Love the graphics too! 😃 Can’t wait for the next one!!
Thank you so much for sharing this .My grandma died of Alzheimer’s disease without remembering anything. If without this person ,we would probably think that my grandma was crazy😅
Yes! Apolipoproteins are a family of proteins that bind lipids (such as cholesterol) to form lipoproteins, which transport fats through the bloodstream. In the context of the brain, apolipoproteins play various roles in lipid metabolism, neuronal function, and the maintenance of the blood-brain barrier. It is produced by various cell types, including neurons and astrocytes.
@@lamascience every body structure z different mechanism you say? Some work good some will adopt to the disease and food habits there are certain drugs act as barriers including asperin! And other such medication also the enviornments and the soil which we grow foods cultivste differs some soil or salty some are spicy and mix of both we are also farmers sir Or madam we are seeing such people sometime the stars and movies give influence on viewers also advertise I'm thinking they are programeaa through classes in college level about eating and drinking also sending messages through this secreatly for parents to hold a grip on diet how about that? Let the research take 1another 100 years cure for diabetis cancer dementia strokes completely cure for others it's irony of the creator I guess what do you think
Excellent work Lama!! Simple language making science easy to understand even for us non-scientific people! Love the graphics too! 😃 Can’t wait for the next one!!
Thank you!
Thanks for the informative video! ❤
I am glad that you found it informative!
Thank you so much for sharing this .My grandma died of Alzheimer’s disease without remembering anything. If without this person ,we would probably think that my grandma was crazy😅
I am glad that science has become more open to learning about how scientists changed the world for many of us and our loved ones.
Apollippo protein findings in brain?
Yes! Apolipoproteins are a family of proteins that bind lipids (such as cholesterol) to form lipoproteins, which transport fats through the bloodstream. In the context of the brain, apolipoproteins play various roles in lipid metabolism, neuronal function, and the maintenance of the blood-brain barrier. It is produced by various cell types, including neurons and astrocytes.
@@lamascience every body structure z different mechanism you say? Some work good some will adopt to the disease and food habits there are certain drugs act as barriers including asperin! And other such medication also the enviornments and the soil which we grow foods cultivste differs some soil or salty some are spicy and mix of both we are also farmers sir Or madam we are seeing such people sometime the stars and movies give influence on viewers also advertise I'm thinking they are programeaa through classes in college level about eating and drinking also sending messages through this secreatly for parents to hold a grip on diet how about that? Let the research take 1another 100 years cure for diabetis cancer dementia strokes completely cure for others it's irony of the creator I guess what do you think