The Heme Group and Hemoglobin Part 1

In this video we look at the structure of the Heme/Haem Group and discuss how it can be added on as a prosthetic group to proteins, the archetypal example of which is Hemoglobin.

[@hb6839]

So grateful for this. You're a gift to students looking to understand the basis at a steady pace. Keep being such a good sport, please!

[@ashenone5130]

Why do i feel much smarter listening to a teacher with a british accent? God bless you sir thats a lott of help

[@isaiahmoger3225]

Thank you! Very clear. Your pacing is great, a viewer really can't miss any of the details you're presenting!

[@patricialove1910]

Very easy to follow. Excellent pacing.

[@nanaojou-sama4948]

this explanation deserves the PERFECT word.

[@jenniehe9130]

Thanks a lot. Explained clearly enough!

[@sethjusticewhite]

Very informative, best video I have found out of a 2hr search. My only Critique would be to draw dots instead of "+" for the lone pairs (correct me if I'm wrong), they are attracted to fe because they are more negative and it is positive.

[@tonyalan3070]

As student who watched this 4 hours before the exam, I salute you

[@shriradhe2554]

Nice explanation.. Thanks sir!

[@mallikarjunakagollu6326]

excellent explanation
thank-you very much

[@FeeAlfadhal]

I love that you're very precise

[@nopenopenopenope4309]

I'm currently doing an access course in medical sciences, and i'm horrendously dyslexic. Could you tell me why it's called a heme group? I get that heme is an iron compound but I'm just a bit lost. I need to understand every label that is given in order to comprehend what i'm learning. Thanks so much for your video

[@pauldrews]

thanks really nice ...and your pace us easily understood

[@javidabegum1324]

thanks for this....

[@DilpreetSingh-iu4ol]

Very good sir

[@greyhound681]

thank you so much

[@Nora-lv1fq]

Could you say that the two non-covalent bonds between the ferrous and nitrogen atoms at the centre is Van der Waal interactions?

[@Nora-lv1fq]

nvm, I doubt that. But what could you call them?

[@KairelEdwards]

So good 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@drhasan13]

aren't these coordinate covalent bonds between Fe and Nitrogen?

[@Thehariom]

thank you sir

[@sachinmandare1299]

Plzz make video myoglobin....

[@theosantos8664]

man, you're perfect

[@basuarindam82]

Hi Bro nice explanation though but apprehensive to say your double bonds are placed in a wrong manner.Love from India.

[@donegulsahin]

You forgot a double bond in one of the pyrrole rings

[@maqsoodahmed2293]

Hemoglobin me koun se element h plsss anws

[@azharuddin1354]

Maqsood Ahmed Nitrogen
Iron
Carbon

[@dannytat1823]

Your writing could be a font.

[@Elitethoughts1]

Excuse me
What about the Carbon group between each ring making 3 bonds
Even carbon makes 4 bond
I think you Forgot something

[@elliotnicholson5117]

Its a skeletal formula

[@jigyashaparajuli1692]

thanq.. but poor sound quality

[@melisa3723]

„Basically“

[@uroojfatimashad]

That pcha pcha sound during ur lecture breaks my tempo everytym....m sorry but m allergic to this sound!

[@behzadghabel9302]

you talk a lot

[@taichiperfect]

+behzad ghabel So?

[@MonkeyDLuffy-xr4fl]

That's literally the only way for him to get his message across

[@mohammadal-kamsha4020]

You talk to much

[@amirojian4994]

you talk too much

[@elliotnicholson5117]

Apologies

[@abuhjohn5379]

Thank you sir

[@jeetramrajwade1302]

Thanks sir

[@fazalmedico1357]

Thanks sir