I like how Dr Mike gets excited about teaching. Handsome, intelligent, passionate about his work and also has nice fashion sense, I have been watching these all weekend and getting into science
omg i love how you didnt even end up here for the science but stayed for the guy and ended up somehow getting into science! i feel like 50% of the audience is med students and 50% just here for the handsome doctors!
This was SO helpful. My instructor spent an hour explaining this and I didn't get any of it. After this video, I actually understand what is happening. Keep it up!
Dr Mike I have been watching all your lecture videos and I am scoring in the 130s for the B/B section for my mcat practice exams. Your videos have played a huge part. Thank you so much for posting this stuff for free.
Thank you for your videos. They are wonderful, and I refer to them often. Do you have a citation you can share showing that PFK is inhibited by its product (fructose 1,6 bisphosphate)? I can't find this anywhere. It seems to me it's mostly inhibited by ATP and citrate.
Wait so for the beta oxidation part you mentioned in the end, the reason it would inhibit glycolysis is because it would promote gluconeogenesis, because I have that beta oxidation provides energy for that in my notes.
Sorry if I'm being daft... But in the liver G-6-P can go to Glucose by action of Glucose6phosphatase... I know not in muscle as it not present. You were talking about both situations.
I like how Dr Mike gets excited about teaching. Handsome, intelligent, passionate about his work and also has nice fashion sense, I have been watching these all weekend and getting into science
*getting in to Dr Mike
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omg i love how you didnt even end up here for the science but stayed for the guy and ended up somehow getting into science! i feel like 50% of the audience is med students and 50% just here for the handsome doctors!
@@dkm5816 oh my gosh savage 😂😂
Dr. Mike is the best teacher on the net, thank you for your knowledge and passion...
This was SO helpful. My instructor spent an hour explaining this and I didn't get any of it. After this video, I actually understand what is happening. Keep it up!
Dr Mike I have been watching all your lecture videos and I am scoring in the 130s for the B/B section for my mcat practice exams. Your videos have played a huge part. Thank you so much for posting this stuff for free.
This class is worth a million views.
Dr. Mike is the best. The only one who explained this better, to my understanding.
This is the single most helpful video I have ever seen. I appreciate your videos so much!
Amazing teaching ..love u sir..
He's very intelligent and makes it look easy🤗🤗
that was so fucking cool!!!! It's beautiful how the equilibrium works backwards and forwards!
You’re teaching is the best!!!!
You’re such a dawg Dr.Mike you kill it every time
Brilliant. Another tremendously helpful video. 😉
Exceptionally brilliant sir🌟🌟🥺🥺
Ugh, this is possibly the best thing ever, is the Electron Transport Chain video up? I mean promises *were* made...
Amazing, just watched a uni lecture on this and couldn't understand the process at all, but your explanation made perfect sense :D
This was seriously very helpful !
And i never go for any other video whenever there's a video of Dr.Mike on that topic already
Just impressed love from India ❤️❤️❤️
So helpful and clear! Thank you!
Great work 👍
Cool, this is explained very well.
Thank you for your videos. They are wonderful, and I refer to them often. Do you have a citation you can share showing that PFK is inhibited by its product (fructose 1,6 bisphosphate)? I can't find this anywhere. It seems to me it's mostly inhibited by ATP and citrate.
This guy is great.
Thank you Dr Mike :) this was super helpful!
🙋🏼♀️1st here! Thanks for the information.
This was sooooo helpful! Thank you.
So helpful
Wait so for the beta oxidation part you mentioned in the end, the reason it would inhibit glycolysis is because it would promote gluconeogenesis, because I have that beta oxidation provides energy for that in my notes.
thank you for sharing this
So helpful thank you
LOVE IT :)
Could you please do a video on the Krebs cycle?
Sorry if I'm being daft... But in the liver G-6-P can go to Glucose by action of Glucose6phosphatase... I know not in muscle as it not present. You were talking about both situations.
brilliant!
Splendid
Fine and dandy but for us non biochemists, what does this all mean for optimal diet?
Hard things made simple.
Who is matt and Mike? Twins?
this guy fawks