SRP and Protein Translocation: Mechanism

The role of SRP, SRP Receptor, and Sec61 in protein translocation into the ER

[@lastchance8142]

Your clear and simple explanation reveals deep understanding of the subject matter. You are a great teacher sir.

[@DonMayfield]

Indeed he does.

[@CarolynnCalin]

BEST video on this!

[@PreetKaur-fk3ds]

Extremely helpful video

[@weissergspritzter]

Really great content!

[@shambabuayare8139]

Good and easy explanation. Larger subunit of ribosome should be attached to ER rather than smaller.

[@bittencarrot9963]

great video thanks!

[@levitinilya]

Holy cow, thanks! Now it's clear

[@blahblahjsksm]

Thank you sir!

[@ayezageza563]

Very helpful 🌻 thank you so much

[@30shadesofgrey5]

Good video!!

[@benrobinson8560]

Good video thanks u hero :)

[@saramalik5440]

Could u kindly make a video for proteins translated in cytosol and then translocated to ER

[@user-tk2jy8xr8b]

How does SRP receptor pass the complex to a channel? Why is it located near the channel? How does the signal peptidase recognizes it needs to cleave ERSS?

[@NobodyzJelly]

Holy shit is this doctor fowler

[@abedalrahmanawad5951]

The SRP and SRP receptor are: *
Kinases.
Transporters.
Peptidases.
G-proteins.

[@kohlrabenschwanz]

Chinese?

[@mishalbutt6488]

kindly speak loudly.....i could not hear your voice clearly