Heme Synthesis Pathway

[@حيدرمحمدعبدالزهرة]

“I know this is a lot of long words but we’ll get through it”
Awesome stuff!!

[@autumnrose8091]

thank you!! i was so frustrated and annoyed with my textbook and you broke it down in less than 10 mins! thank YOUUUU

[@KenDBerryMD]

Brilliant explanation for the layman

[@jjmedicine]

Hey KenDBerryMD! Thanks for the comment - I really appreciate it!

[@FacelessMan6212]

Clear and to the point. Thank you for posting!

[@jjmedicine]

Glad you found it helpful :)

[@allamalik4209]

It was really great explanation i can't believe People write bad comments.. u did amazing and for those who wrote ugly stuff Try to make some thing as him

[@Safestreet]

Nice video, but you should mention that we need pyridoxal phosphate to activate glycine.

[@shawnesanjay1004]

did you use thomas m develin

[@Fearlessforthecross]

If you know so much why did you watch this video😅

[@arqamaijaz2854]

thank you random guy tomorows my viva :D

[@esseabasiambrose]

How was it?

[@yourfuturedocburenbeiya]

Thank you so much for the awesome and simple explanations!!

[@roseennin1149]

good video- i appreciate the organic chem structures, but you didn't include HYDROXYMETHYLBILANE, the product that is produced from Prophilinogen

[@shaimakhalid6178]

your channel is perfect !

[@bbgumede9899]

Thank you very much. well explained.

[@SaliyaNkhoswe]

Makes sense after struggling with my lecture 😔🙏

[@babysaini4525]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 thanks for such information 😇😇 amazing

[@jjmedicine]

You're very welcome :D

[@ellytaylor3186]

Brilliant! Thanks!😊

[@vudat189]

URO I synthase should be convert porphobilinogen to Hydroxymethybilane

[@MrShawnkwok]

very good explanation!!! Keep up the good work!!!

[@jjmedicine]

Thanks so much!

[@moureenkobusingye5248]

very helpful. thank you

[@Yo_te_k]

Thanks
Alot sir!

[@lalalalayeyeyeye811]

thankk youu!❤

[@dr_iskandarov2916]

Thank you for info

[@aimaj1235]

Good video 👏👏👏

[@vudat189]

why some book use protophyrinogen III not protophyrinogen IX ?

[@crisylemaebuctot9629]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@xafjr4991]

That's brilliant =))

[@JyotiYadav-ep7xw]

Thanku so much sir🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@calebjim-george2186]

Thank you very much

[@godswillchikaike2207]

Thanks man

[@pokestep]

Could have had larger pictures (there's a lot of white space above and below) and gone into a bit more detail on what changes instead of letting the viewer figure that out. Otherwise great video, esp. the inhibitors and explanations why.

[@alexandersazama5796]

Nice!

[@medical12262]

Tnx it helped

[@RB-rl3lo]

THANK YOUUU

[@shawnesanjay1004]

thanks alot

[@aleksmarinova7950]

omg thank you

[@krisha817]

[@sman492]

@@krisha817 Dil hai

[@알파카말랑떡]

1:25

[@hhkontro]

Nice video and well explained, but are you aware you said 'actually' 38 times in the video? :) Sometimes several times in one sentence... Sorry for counting but it started distracting me. "Once we have produced aminolevulinic acid, it ACTUALLY takes two of them to ACTUALLY go on to the next step, and the next step involves ALA dehydrase, which ACTUALLY occurs in the cytosol." Anyway the lesson was very good, thanks for that! Actually!

[@jjmedicine]

Haha! I’m ACTUALLY very sorry about that... :) I hope it wasn’t too too distracting! In newer lessons I think I’ve gotten a bit better at not using the same words (esp. actually) too much. Thanks for the comment and glad you found the lesson helpful :)

[@DrSunitaSaini]

Thank

[@vudat189]

miss vit B6 B5

[@Safestreet]

Also, it's not "copper - proporphyrinogen" it's "CO-PRO-porphyrinogen" !!!

[@jjmedicine]

Hi there, thanks for the comments! Sorry you didn't understand - I did say "CO-PRO-porphyrinogen" (probably articulating more like "COP-PRO" and saying it too quickly), but I can tell you I did not say "copper"-porphyrinogen lol....

[@Safestreet]

@@jjmedicine i'm sorry - different lingo

[@박시언-k1l]

세생, 분생의 구세주

[@12shatha12]

It feels like he's reading from a textbook

[@AlexM-pu6kb]

no he says "actually" way too annoyingly often. No text book would use such word that frequently :D

[@dyschromatopsia]

Brilliant, thank you!