Introduction to SNARE Proteins

We discuss the SNARE proteins involved in the docking of synaptic vesicles and in the release of neurotransmitter in response to a rise in intracellular calcium.

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Super helpful! I practiced drawing along with you and suddenly it all made sense. Thank you!

[@MrGuitar995]

NSF actually stands for N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive-factor
However, great video :)

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Thank you very much for the video! Your illustrations and explanations definitely helped me better understand the material for my class.

[@ramisha9255]

Bravo. Really excellent work through of the SNARE proteins, much better than looking at lecture slides aahaha.

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[@MrOnirio]

really good explanation!! helped a lot :D thank you so much! ^^
(just a note, NSF stands for N-ethylmaleimide sensitive factor... so not soluble, but sensitive. This is because they discovered this mechanism thanks to it being messed up by N-ethylmaleimide. Anyway, not an important detail at all. Really good video!)

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Very well explained, thank you very much. PS: NSF, S stands for sensitive.

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very helpful, once you see it like all texts about those proteins are easier to understand

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[@ferhanbican4626]

Which protein can block to untie of Vsnere and Tsnare?

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This is really helping me understand the topic, thank you! Can I ask where your sources are from?

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Yeah I was looking for those. Looks like we both had to lie about our references, Lol.

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[@aditikonar2411]

Synaptobrevin and syntaxin are snare or snap?

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What's a V-sickle?

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what do you mean by doct?

[@MultiDatta]

He said "docked" not the doct. Synaptic vesicles docked at active zone before neurotransmitter gets released with the help of Ca2+.

[@ScienceWithMs.S]

Just as a side note, you never mentioned complexin, which is an important protein to this process.

[@Miiikuuuuu]

NSF = N-Ethylmaleimide sensitive fusion

[@JL-nb1yc]

Cool. Are you a grad student, postdoc or assistant professor?
I'm a postdoc, BTW.

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Am I the only one hearing the high pitched beep through the whole video? It hurts! Otherwise good video :P