Okay, I know that these comments are full of "thank yous" but I just wanted to add one more. I take Step in about 2 weeks and, although I passed my practice NBME, I'm not comfortable with the margin and my Uworld scores are scary. Given that we're down to the wire with time, I have been getting lost in the details and overwhelmed while going through First Aid and premade anki decks. Your videos have been an absolute godsend because they clearly distill things down to which details are important to know (and which details I can avoid wasting precious brain space on).
I know this isn't for the MCAT, but if you ARE here for the MCAT, this is a great simple overview. The only other things you need to know on top of this STRICTLY FOR THE MCAT is: oxidative (irreversible) and non oxidative (reversible) steps Non ox uses Ribulose 5-P to synthesize DNA/RNA nucleotides Other than that, this is gold.
Nothing in this world can ever beat your videos on hmp shunt!! You’re the reason million people have passed the steps and many more yet to pass!! You deserve a medal. Thank you for this.
Love your videos so much! You're saving my life, exam is next week ahhh Also, a heme tie-in for anyone else doing some last-minute biochem cramming: G6PD deficiency --> less NADPH --> less glutathione reduction (and therefore protection against free radicals) --> HEMOLYTIC NORMOCYTIC ANEMIA XLR, Heinz bodies (precipitated denatured Hb), Bite cells (spleen "bites" bad cells). Triggered by dapsone, sulfas, nitrofurantoin, primaquine (malaria), fave beans
Thanks for letting us know exactly what we need to know from the HMP shunt for step 1. Because I can never remember the whole thing. But I can remember one step and an HMP mnemonic!
I keep wondering when glycolysis starts with glucose, if instead it’s with ketones? How is it affected. Ketones have more energy? Or generate more ATP than 30-32? Or require less ketones to make 30 atp?
Okay, I know that these comments are full of "thank yous" but I just wanted to add one more. I take Step in about 2 weeks and, although I passed my practice NBME, I'm not comfortable with the margin and my Uworld scores are scary. Given that we're down to the wire with time, I have been getting lost in the details and overwhelmed while going through First Aid and premade anki decks. Your videos have been an absolute godsend because they clearly distill things down to which details are important to know (and which details I can avoid wasting precious brain space on).
I hope you went well!
How was your exam?
I literally suffer from biochemistry phobia. Thanks a lot for making it so easy 👍
mee too
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Me too 1sr internal coming with more than 3 units to cover 😭
Don't we all 😩
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This playlist is a Godsent. The fact that u took the time/effort to do this gives me hope in humanity..🙏🏼 thank u for ever!
I know this isn't for the MCAT, but if you ARE here for the MCAT, this is a great simple overview. The only other things you need to know on top of this STRICTLY FOR THE MCAT is:
oxidative (irreversible) and non oxidative (reversible) steps
Non ox uses Ribulose 5-P to synthesize DNA/RNA nucleotides
Other than that, this is gold.
Nothing in this world can ever beat your videos on hmp shunt!! You’re the reason million people have passed the steps and many more yet to pass!! You deserve a medal. Thank you for this.
Love your videos so much! You're saving my life, exam is next week ahhh
Also, a heme tie-in for anyone else doing some last-minute biochem cramming:
G6PD deficiency --> less NADPH --> less glutathione reduction (and therefore protection against free radicals) --> HEMOLYTIC NORMOCYTIC ANEMIA
XLR, Heinz bodies (precipitated denatured Hb), Bite cells (spleen "bites" bad cells). Triggered by dapsone, sulfas, nitrofurantoin, primaquine (malaria), fave beans
my exam is in 2 weeks and I feel like I've forgotten everything... thanks for the hemo tie-in... Hoping your exam went well ^^
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that "HMP" mnemonic is pure genius
I am studying for " personal trainer"; I am so grateful for these tutorials.
Thanks for letting us know exactly what we need to know from the HMP shunt for step 1. Because I can never remember the whole thing. But I can remember one step and an HMP mnemonic!
Favorite part is that you keep me going despite the phobia I have for biochemistry 🙏🙏
Love how you simplify one of my least favorite topics :'D Bless you kind sir!
Biochem is the bane of my existence. Good video anyway
same bro, same
Dang bro coolest video on biochemistry i have watched so far
Thanks a lot making things easy to understand! U are literally the best teacher.
i love how you also help us with mneumonics
Listening that "watch it again if you need to" line 3rd time
Thank you so much for your videos and can you also make a video on Proteoglycans and glycoproteins
Your lessons are something else 🥰❤️ thanks
Exactly the summary I needed
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Thank you so much for your videos ... they are excellent ...
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Helpful video for neet pg
HMP shunt also called as Dickens-Horecker pathway
I was wachting this for my biochemestry exam in medical school :(
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Excellent video. Just suscribed.
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where is part 2 of Hmp shut as u mentioned?
The glutathione video is part 2
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Can you please explain why HMP pathway is also called shunt?
Because Glucose 6 Phosphate is shunted from glycolysis to HMP
Second to the replier as it is alternate pathway
Excellent
hnp S-hunt occurs in the S-ytoplasm
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Thank you!
Part 2 to the HMP Shunt is video #17 below.
Thanks!
Make a video on aniline cycle
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Thank you very much Sir!
Hi! I have a question: is 6-phosphogluconate the same thing as 6-phosphogluconolactone? Thank you!
Amazing
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I keep wondering when glycolysis starts with glucose, if instead it’s with ketones? How is it affected. Ketones have more energy? Or generate more ATP than 30-32? Or require less ketones to make 30 atp?
in condition of starvation the ketones bodies metabolism start
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Yes where is the Tpp
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What is the common point in glycolysis and HMP shunt
Glucose-6-phosphate
Great
Hmp shunt doesnt occur in rbc?
occurs in rbc liver adipose tissue adrenal gland testes lactating mammary glands etc.....
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where is transketolase cofactor
TPP
Where is the Tpp
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sorry but 2 minutes 15 sec worth ad in between is not right.we will see other video,put on in the end
so we can watch ur video in emergency
What about Hexose Monophosphate Shunt pathway, is it the same ppp?
Same
This playlist shouldve been in order, how you expect us to watch this in the perfect order dirty? Know your audiance!
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