I think the way you do your presentations with the clear wall and the illustrations is great! So far this is my favorite type of lectures and presentations. Giving the lecture while doing the drawings at the same time is really helpful in understanding the information, thanks Professor Givon!
This process was the most difficult for me to understand because there are so many components but this video helped me learn it! I did have to pause it a few times to process the information and connect what was happening, however it is nice that I could slow down and do this with a video whereas in lecture the discussion continues at a fast pace
Nice diagram! This video helped me begin to understand this process. Thanks for touching on this topic more in the video since we covered it only briefly in class!
I was able to understand this concept from reading the book, but watching this video further clarified and helped me understand fully. I am disappointed this did not show up on the test because I feel super confident about this information. I like how you explained more about PKA function after it is activated.
this topic confused and in this case i felt that reading about it helped me more because there was just a lot more information in the book than in the video. But it still captured the main topics.
This mechanism has a lot of components and is a little difficult to understand but the diagram you made and the descriptions of each step made it a little bit easier to get.
I remember you said you were going to post a video on this because we didn’t go over it in class and the video was much needed! I had no clue what this was, until now. Thank you!
If I am understanding it correctly, ATP is what is being converted to cAMP, because the G-protein is attached to adenyl cyclase? Is that correct? and the cAMP then activated the protein kinase-A which causes the physiological changes that occur from this second messenger system? I am still confused which hormones get secreted from this second messenger system?
Thank you for explaining this in great detail!!! I understand how the process works now, but Im wondering if the body is so advanced, why does it take so many steps for water soluble hormones to become active? Could there be a more efficient way to do this?
Adriana Martinez, to this day we can’t create objects as small as cells that do as much as cells do. Much of the complexity is needed in order to keep things organized, create feedback mechanisms, and maintain checks and balances. They also need to be organized in such a way that the cell can build itself.
I think the way you do your presentations with the clear wall and the illustrations is great! So far this is my favorite type of lectures and presentations. Giving the lecture while doing the drawings at the same time is really helpful in understanding the information, thanks Professor Givon!
Thank you so much for this! It really helps when you've got a lot of stuff to learn/review in a very short time
This process was the most difficult for me to understand because there are so many components but this video helped me learn it! I did have to pause it a few times to process the information and connect what was happening, however it is nice that I could slow down and do this with a video whereas in lecture the discussion continues at a fast pace
Watching this video made it easier to understand the notes and the powerpoint slides.
Nice diagram! This video helped me begin to understand this process. Thanks for touching on this topic more in the video since we covered it only briefly in class!
Thank you for explaining the binding, and how it is activated.
I was able to understand this concept from reading the book, but watching this video further clarified and helped me understand fully. I am disappointed this did not show up on the test because I feel super confident about this information. I like how you explained more about PKA function after it is activated.
What kind of book? ISBN?
Thanks! This was what I needed to know. Very helpful.
this topic confused and in this case i felt that reading about it helped me more because there was just a lot more information in the book than in the video. But it still captured the main topics.
This mechanism has a lot of components and is a little difficult to understand but the diagram you made and the descriptions of each step made it a little bit easier to get.
I remember you said you were going to post a video on this because we didn’t go over it in class and the video was much needed! I had no clue what this was, until now. Thank you!
wait. is he writing backwards?
This video helped out with the steps involved and gave a good explanation on each one
Excellent❤🔥
U samplified it for me thanks❤
Thank you very much ♥️
It is very very creative to write on a mirror
It helped me in understanding it a bit, but I felt like it was a little vague.What proteins does it secrete?
Thank you so much 😭
If I am understanding it correctly, ATP is what is being converted to cAMP, because the G-protein is attached to adenyl cyclase? Is that correct? and the cAMP then activated the protein kinase-A which causes the physiological changes that occur from this second messenger system? I am still confused which hormones get secreted from this second messenger system?
Thank you for explaining this in great detail!!! I understand how the process works now, but Im wondering if the body is so advanced, why does it take so many steps for water soluble hormones to become active? Could there be a more efficient way to do this?
Adriana Martinez, to this day we can’t create objects as small as cells that do as much as cells do. Much of the complexity is needed in order to keep things organized, create feedback mechanisms, and maintain checks and balances. They also need to be organized in such a way that the cell can build itself.
W Intro
Wow that intro is not for the epileptic 😅
Thanks 😍
Primary messager called hormones.
i m like how is he gonna write from the opposite side to the glass but then i realized its a F.ing mirror....
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I m from India
Am I the only one who can't get over this Professor's voice? Come on ladies!! Don't act innocent here.
I cant get past the fact that youre writing backwards O.o
I believe that the video maker just flipped the video ^^
Wear a black shirt and a black mask
Cannot stand how this guy is moving around... Geez.