I hate to be nitpicky but isoleucine is a constitutional isomer of leucine, not a conformational isomer. Conformational isomers have the same connectivity, just different bond angles
I swear I watched a really really similar video to this like 5 years ago. But instead of "worth the trip" it was "trees that are wide" What happened to Basically, history loves kind adventures ?!
Someone make an amino acid game where the main character is an RNA polymerase that has to catch all the amino acids to make a protein based on the requests of different mRNAs.
This video is phenomenal. Memorized all 20 amino acids, from never having seen their structure before (not in biochem yet) in a solid 3 hours. Thank you!
I modified the mnemonics to make each word sound more like the name of the amino acid, thus making them even easier to remember: "Gliding Alaskans Value Lucy's Icy Profanities" -> Glycine, Alaline, Valine, Leucine, Isoleucine, Proline "Basically, His Lice Kept Aggressively Returning" -> Histidine, Lycine, Arginine
This video is amazing. I’ve been stressing for the longest over memorizing them all and you summed it up in 9 minutes. You guys can have my first born if you’d like. 😭😭😭
Was a little hesitant to study this video at first, but I've gotta give credit. After drawing each AA and writing each pneumonic, I was able to somewhat create my own dialogue of how to remember and I'm to the point of being able to draw each AA with its 3 & 1 letter symbol in a very short period of time. Thanks for the video!
Hi Guys thanks for this, I"m a Final year student doing a Degree in Chemistry and Biochemistry and never have i been able to remember the Aminos and their structures till today. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much for the previous video, it helped a lot and a lot such that i don't have to watch this one at all. The acronyms didn't help me at all but your groupings did. Once I remembered the chemical composition of one amino acid, it helped me identify the rest in the same group. Thanks again.
For the Acids I always remembered that DE-deprotinated. D matches with A because they're the 1st alphabetically and E matches with G because they're the 2nd alphabetically. On top of this, there is only one CH2 group for the 1st pair alphabetically, and 2 CH2 groups for the 2nd pair alphabetically. I hope this might help someone else!
Just an FYI: in your mnemonic for amide amino acids, you misspell "gluttonous" at 6:56 as "glutinous", which means "glue like in texture, sticky". So you could remove the quail's silverware and bib and depict it slathered in Elmer's.
But what about phenylalanine and tryptophan (F and W)? I guess I just remember that a bunch of hydrocarbons is hydrophobic and non polar for F and tryptophan is a bunch of hydrocarbons and a random nitrogen thrown in there.
"The imidazole ring of histidine is aromatic at all pH values. It contains six pi electrons: four from two double bonds and two from a nitrogen lone pair." It is text from Wikipedia. Edit: just replace the second 'The' with 'His' and rest the same. Then remember the other one as 'His Lost Kid Always Returned.'
I started memorizing these amino acids before my class even started out of fear 😭 my test is next week and I could *recognize* them, but how could I remember which amino acid was which, let alone their one letter code???? THIS VIDEO SAVED MY LIFEEEEEEEE I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH. the comments are what drove me to really look through the whole video! THE COMMENTS DON’T LIE. Kinda wanna smell the aroma of fine pine and yellow timber. Heard it was worth the trip ❤❤❤❤❤
Am i the only one who remembers all 20 because of mordin solus in mass effect 3? Glycine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, alanine, they all are aliphatic, so you will not see a ring! The lone human amino acid with one is proline. From protein we are formed! With two hydroxyl groups you'll find serine and threonine. For sulfur, look to cysteine or to methionine! For bases, you have arginine, lysine, and histidine. From protein we are formed! (Now the aromatics!) Tryptophan and tyrosine and phenylalanine! Aspartic and glutamic are both acids as we've seen. For amides, see asparagine and also glutamine. From protein we are formed!
i watched this video because I heard memorizing all the amino acids will make my biochem class next year easier and I literally just memorized like almost all of them omg This is life changing :o
It would have been better to talk about the amino acids that are different, then their counterpart. Eg, after you talked about the basic aa, you should have talked about the acidic ones immediately, not them coming later
Yeah I remember now. It used to be The Aroma of pine is fine, timber which is yellow, and trees that are wide. What happened to Basically, history loves kind adventures romanticly?!
This video goes so hard. “Hey can we get a picture of an alcoholic passed out next to his bed and a guy just downing glue like it’s a Gatorade bottle?”
Hi everyone! Quick correction! The 3 letter abbreviation for isoleucine is Ile, not Ise! Sorry about that!
Ok thanq
I hate to be nitpicky but isoleucine is a constitutional isomer of leucine, not a conformational isomer. Conformational isomers have the same connectivity, just different bond angles
Its ok mam
Thank uu mam...for ur very easy tips👏👏✌✌
I swear I watched a really really similar video to this like 5 years ago. But instead of "worth the trip" it was "trees that are wide"
What happened to
Basically, history loves kind adventures ?!
I swear if I was able to memorize the name (and type!) of 150 pokemons, then there must be a way brain-wise to recall these 20 boys ^c^
Someone make an amino acid game where the main character is an RNA polymerase that has to catch all the amino acids to make a protein based on the requests of different mRNAs.
@@dandanthedandan7558 honestly, you should copyrite this
@@amaka6445 Thanks for the suggestion but my coding skills is below basic at besr
@@dandanthedandan7558 great idea 👍
pitch it to a friend or peer to make, then ask for royalty payment when it eventually takes off
@@sleepydog9968 naughty dog will steal it
This showed up in my recommendations the morning of my biomolecules test.
What luck. Google spying on me is really working out.
Haaa same here
I could've used this last semester...
SAME
I have test in 55 minutes
This video is phenomenal. Memorized all 20 amino acids, from never having seen their structure before (not in biochem yet) in a solid 3 hours. Thank you!
ayyy, good job 👍
3 hours is too long
I wounder who tf came up with this naming scheme.
3:13 Me after I fail my biochemistry exam.
Good one bro🤣
6:13 *
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I modified the mnemonics to make each word sound more like the name of the amino acid, thus making them even easier to remember:
"Gliding Alaskans Value Lucy's Icy Profanities" -> Glycine, Alaline, Valine, Leucine, Isoleucine, Proline
"Basically, His Lice Kept Aggressively Returning" -> Histidine, Lycine, Arginine
THANKS :D
I changed "Basically, His Lice Kept Aggressively Returning" to "Basically, His Lice Kept Arguing Repeatedly"
the second one 😂😫
@@oliviatruong9516 LMAOO ill never forget this lol
I could go for Lucy’s profanities any day
*forgets everything said after 2 seconds*
😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹😹
That’s for fucking generation we live it now.
0:00 - Aliphatic Amino Acids
1:40 - Aromatic Amino Acids
3:13 - Alcoholic Amino Acids
3:48 - Basic Amino Acids
5:26 - Sulfur-Containing Amino Acids
6:13 - Acidic Amino Acids
6:53 - Amide Amino Acids
8:23 - Amino Acid Properties
هاي شنو حيدر شعدك هنا
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خوية الوضعية دجت الامر متروك للسماء واليوتيوب
thanks
I already have a bad memory and now I have to memorize these mnemonics to memorize the amino acids lol
Memorizing these for my MCAT. This actually helped A LOT. Thank you so much!!!
I have to take the mcat as well how hard was it?
@@frostysgaming211 did you end up taking it? how was it?
Ma shaa Allah. this is so helpful. thankyou for this one.
This video is amazing. I’ve been stressing for the longest over memorizing them all and you summed it up in 9 minutes. You guys can have my first born if you’d like. 😭😭😭
Hahaha
🤣🤣🤣
Was a little hesitant to study this video at first, but I've gotta give credit. After drawing each AA and writing each pneumonic, I was able to somewhat create my own dialogue of how to remember and I'm to the point of being able to draw each AA with its 3 & 1 letter symbol in a very short period of time. Thanks for the video!
Phenomenal video. I have never seen anyone teach the memorization of amino acids so efficiently. so easy to remember long term, as well. thank you
Is it just me or is anyone else going to point out that she neglected to mention Cys,Met,Trp, and Phe as non polar aliphatic's....
Also didn’t mention that some of them are polar neutral like tyrosine and cystine that are polar but (mostly) hydrophilic.
The graphics were funny! Thanks for making this
Hi Guys thanks for this, I"m a Final year student doing a Degree in Chemistry and Biochemistry and never have i been able to remember the Aminos and their structures till today. Thank you so much.
This is phenomenal Amazing video I was unable to memorize their names and structures but after watching this video it seems quite easy for me
Straight to the point and appealing to the eye! Looking forward to more educational yet eye catching videos!
- A 9th grader,india.
This video is so well-made and concise, and it's so helpful for studying the amino acids. Thank you so much!
boy where was this last week when i had my exam
Awesome video, mnemonics, and structure break downs! Helps a lot for MCAT prep!!
9 Days of NCERT: never understood
9 minutes of this video🌈🌈👌👌👌
True🙌🙌
First yr. med student..... Thanks You made it Easier for all of us
from India? Which medical college?
@@AhmedKhan3.14 am From Central state Chhattisgarh 😇
@@DeepakMBBS04 I'm giving my exam on may
@@AhmedKhan3.14 Am in feb. You are from India too?
@@DeepakMBBS04 yes
I am so lucky that i have found this meaningful lecture. thanks for sharing your talents. God bless!
So helpful for my JEE preparation. love from India......
Thank you very much for the previous video, it helped a lot and a lot such that i don't have to watch this one at all. The acronyms didn't help me at all but your groupings did. Once I remembered the chemical composition of one amino acid, it helped me identify the rest in the same group. Thanks again.
I have a biochem exam in a few hours and I need to memorize this. this video made it easy. thanx
I'm taking biochem this summer. Decided to use this video to memorize the Amino acids! Thank you :)
Same here!
Y'all gonna need 10 terabytes to memorize all the stuff biochem will throw at you,these are only the basics🤣🤣
What you get nigga?
Probably watched this 25 times while writing all the amino acids down to beat them into my head.
I love the video .... Also sending love from india 🎁😍😍
Where are you from???
Any JEE aspirant here? This video is perfect for you!
Not sure how well these mnemonic's will come to my mind/help me with memorization, but wow what a great video!!!!
Thank you is an understatement!
I have been having trouble memorising amino acids from months...this video just appeared 4 days before my exam...you saved me
everyone here is talking abt exams when i just looked this up for fun
your last slide is such a treasure thank you
For the Acids I always remembered that DE-deprotinated. D matches with A because they're the 1st alphabetically and E matches with G because they're the 2nd alphabetically. On top of this, there is only one CH2 group for the 1st pair alphabetically, and 2 CH2 groups for the 2nd pair alphabetically. I hope this might help someone else!
This is gold
memorizing amino acids as if we are in an era where we cannot simply do a 2 second search is stupid
Do that during exams
This video was helpful, you should do LIPIDS.
This video has made me an adult in amino acids. Thanks from Uganda in East Africa
Just an FYI: in your mnemonic for amide amino acids, you misspell "gluttonous" at 6:56 as "glutinous", which means "glue like in texture, sticky". So you could remove the quail's silverware and bib and depict it slathered in Elmer's.
girl shut up ...
For the 7 non-polar I use : VAMP GIRL (GIL)
Love this!!
But what about phenylalanine and tryptophan (F and W)? I guess I just remember that a bunch of hydrocarbons is hydrophobic and non polar for F and tryptophan is a bunch of hydrocarbons and a random nitrogen thrown in there.
Great video But I have a question. The met is also a non polar aminoacide and the Tyr is an alcool or am I wrong?
Google recommend me this video before 2 days of my senior secondary High school examination !!! ❤❤ What a luck!!🎉🎉
literally amazing, 1 hour yesterday and 20 minutes today and I'm 90% memorized structure, names, properties, abbreviations. wow ty ty, mcat testing 4/29
Thanks a lot! that's brilliant, helped me in medschool
YOU ARE THE BEST. This video = my lifesaver. ughhh thanks so much!!!!!!
I love how you make these sentences. I thought of a different variation for the bases. Basically His Lying Kid Argued Relentlesly.
cool 👍
"The imidazole ring of histidine is aromatic at all pH values. It contains six pi electrons: four from two double bonds and two from a nitrogen lone pair." It is text from Wikipedia.
Edit: just replace the second 'The' with 'His' and rest the same. Then remember the other one as 'His Lost Kid Always Returned.'
You are sooooo helpful, thank you so much for this
The pronunciation of “valiantly” in this video reminds me of the old joke about how to tell a chemist from a plumber.
What's the joke? Not a native here!
I started memorizing these amino acids before my class even started out of fear 😭 my test is next week and I could *recognize* them, but how could I remember which amino acid was which, let alone their one letter code???? THIS VIDEO SAVED MY LIFEEEEEEEE I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH. the comments are what drove me to really look through the whole video! THE COMMENTS DON’T LIE.
Kinda wanna smell the aroma of fine pine and yellow timber. Heard it was worth the trip ❤❤❤❤❤
Am i the only one who remembers all 20 because of mordin solus in mass effect 3?
Glycine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, alanine, they all are aliphatic, so you will not see a ring!
The lone human amino acid with one is proline. From protein we are formed!
With two hydroxyl groups you'll find serine and threonine. For sulfur, look to cysteine or to methionine!
For bases, you have arginine, lysine, and histidine. From protein we are formed! (Now the aromatics!)
Tryptophan and tyrosine and phenylalanine! Aspartic and glutamic are both acids as we've seen.
For amides, see asparagine and also glutamine. From protein we are formed!
I need a mnemonic to remember the mnemonic !
Can’t wait for this in biochem next year!
Absolutely..... perfect video....I swear I really really liked the way u teached.....
This showed up in my recommendation when I needed it omg! 💞💞
Thank you so much for this! 🙏🏼
DNA,RNA, NUCLEIC ACIDS ncert class 12
Thanks to Neural Academy, now I remember the names and structures of all the amino acids...Thanks for making what seemed impossible possible.
Thanks for making wonderful video!! It's really helpful to me :)
i watched this video because I heard memorizing all the amino acids will make my biochem class next year easier
and I literally just memorized like almost all of them omg
This is life changing :o
That reeeeeally helped! Thank you!!
Another amino acid fact you may wish to remember is that all the chiral amino acids have S configurations, except for cysteine.
If ur Indian
The first five are "gavli"
Its gali + v = gavli
Thank you for structure of amino acids. Excellent explained.
Now I need a mnemonic to memorize the mnemonic 😭
correct me if I'm wrong, but the abbreviation for isoleucine is Ile, NOT Ise
It would have been better to talk about the amino acids that are different, then their counterpart. Eg, after you talked about the basic aa, you should have talked about the acidic ones immediately, not them coming later
This is very helpful, thank you!
thank you for your trick!
i love the graphics and the time you've given to this to make it such a good video. very easy to follow and a great way to understand. thanks a ton
does anyone else find the sentences harder to memorize than the actual amino acids lmaoooo
if you have a kid named peter, make sure you keep glue away from him
I better diee🙂
you did not mention methionine as part of the non polar aliphatic amino acid
THANKKKK YOUUU SOOO MUCHHHH!!!💯
Yeah I remember now. It used to be
The Aroma of pine is fine, timber which is yellow, and trees that are wide.
What happened to
Basically, history loves kind adventures romanticly?!
This is a youtube gem. Thank you!
These mneomics are the only thing that got through my thick skull. Thank you so much!!!
3:48 Me trying to explain to my parents what went wrong after the Biochemistry grade comes in
Thanks a lot that was really helpful 🌹
Following u from 🇮🇶
is this needed for medical school or for premedstuff?
Fantastic! Thanks so much - great video for something I was dreading to have to learn!
Thank you! I mean this was the bestest ways to go with this.... For some same real game get some Indian JEE book dear!
Very well summarised
The person who came up with these mnemonics is a genius.
if i can memorize the 23 nct members I could prolly memorize this T_T
Awesome video and channel, hopefully leading me to MCAT success!
So glad you're finding it helpful! Best of luck with the MCAT! :-D
This was so so helpful, genius, and nice illustrations, thanks u so much!!! 🙏🏽😊😊☺️
This video is so amazing!!!! Thank you so much!
This video goes so hard.
“Hey can we get a picture of an alcoholic passed out next to his bed and a guy just downing glue like it’s a Gatorade bottle?”
This is so helpful.
lol Peter has no chill
Thank you so much 😭❤️
Thank you for making this video! I am watching it 3x a day until my exam haha.
why am I graduate?
If I knew you, I got no stress with memorizing this stuff
and also still remember it
Why does the double bond give nitrogen a positive charge?