Coenzyme A (CoA) Biosynthesis Pathway and Vitamin B5

[@mixagisch_aboba_bio_med]

So good and I understood (I'm not native English speaker). Thanks, author!

[@nickmaguire5104]

Excellent video. Clearly explained steps.

[@manicpixiedreamgirl7930]

What an awesome video!

[@kaliprasadrai8275]

wow,great Explanation.

[@mariociencia12]

Amazing! Incredible! Fantastic! Super! Wonder!

[@sidmichael1158]

Does it reduce uric acid in the body for treatment of gout?

[@tigerkills3038]

In stress one needs Vit c b5 Mg N acetylcysteine I guess?. We might deplete all this.

[@michaelb1785]

Thank you. Well explained.

[@jjmedicine]

Hi Michael! Thanks for the comment - you're very welcome :)

[@AhmadAli-gy5wk]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS KIND FAVOUR SIR

[@CA-gk6ss]

Keep it up doc

[@bonbonpony]

01:46 That's not a hydroxyl group - it's a carbonyl.

[@828uko]

thank you 😍😍😍

[@arakaloustian5304]

Is an H2O group lost when adding cysteine?

[@asmakhalifaelawaeb2814]

Yes. Same thing as when the B-alinine bonds with the pantoic acid. An (H) is lost from the original NH2, and an (OH) is lost from the original COOH.
I hope this was helpful ❤