Galactose Absorption and Metabolism | Leloir Pathway and Galactosemia

[@mariociencia12]

Very good video! But I did not understand why galactosemia type 3 affect just RBC

[@biochemistrygsmu7903]

Thank you for the excellent explanation.
Only one notice: 1:18 - when you show SGLT1 you did not show cotransport with Na+. Yes, you mentioned it orally, but not visually.

[@samaloai2510]

yes because it’s not necessary … SGLT stands for SODIUM glucose transport … it was a given :)

[@tuturu5294]

very helpful thank you very much and please make more videos

[@kaoutar9753]

i love u guysss 😭 Thank u so much you helped us perfectly ❤

[@messaoudihabiba9995]

Thank you so much, really you are the best

[@trisajollyjoseph8278]

Thanks dude

[@TheKivito]

Thanks for the excellent explanation of the process. Very helpful and clear. However, I think that for the absortion from the intestinal lumen you may be reffering to intestinal epithelial cells, not endothelial cells?

[@Phosphoenoylpyruvate]

Yes

[@talleunice8365]

Thank you so much 😊

[@lama-ko1is]

Thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@neokorteks2009]

It's hard to find information in which cells or organ is galactose metabolism taking place? In the liver and only liver?

[@Truth_puzzle]

I got in mind this question and I shall search for it..

[@prins424]

Most cells can do it, but it happens mostly in the liver.

[@monatarab2824]

What product is formed as a result of methylation of galactose?

[@dr.noir27]

more biochemistry for usmle 1 please 🙏🏼

[@MAMS.mp4]

Can someone help me? How do Galactosemic patients tolerate Glucose as adults?

[@jonen9494]

Thanks! :)

[@JetsFan2523]

You da goat

[@salemtayb1679]

love this thx

[@ashishsinghal6190]

Any update in this video

[@zyraixrealm5746]

I'm just trying to improve my nutrition knowledge i din't think this would be so detailed and complex lmao

[@mislavcikos3492]

welcome to biochemistry

[@vishalkhandelwal01]

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