it may be helpful to specify that pepsinogen and HCl are coming from two different cell types (chief and parietal) just because the diagram would be misleading- but thats just being very detailed. Super helpful overview as always, please do lipids next!!
DUDE! you're amazing! Im in med school and repeating a biochemistry module. This illustration has proved my college's methods WEAK if not flawed! thank you!
I'm not sure what you thought the life expectancy of this video would (or should) be, but thought you'd like to know that almost 10 years out, it's still being found very useful!! Thank you very much!
Your videos are so helpful! Much more helpful than Khan academy videos. I watch your video to better understand the text that I read. Love the artwork as well. Thank you!
Thanks Armando, also a student but did a small monthly pledge as loving these, just found you today! Im studying to become a Naturopath! In New Zealand!
Armando..Hey This is awesome...I loved this video a lot...there is not a bit mistake in presentation, writing, diagram just this is the only thing in the worlsd which is perfect.. Nice work(y) and do upload more videos..
Thank you for your illustration. So from this information would you say that for nutritional purposes we don't really need to absorb proteins while they maintain their secondary and tertiary structures? I am asking because many raw vegans argue that when we cook our food we denature the proteins. But from this illustration it seems like all we need from CONSUMED protein is amino acids.
Precisely. Your body synthesizes proteins by attaching amino acids to enzymatic biomolecules which then catalyze (with aid from other biomolecules) the connection of these amino acids in a specific sequence that is ultimately determined by your DNA. Vegans are screwballs, your body does not just replace old proteins with full-scale proteins that you ingest from meat, that's just silly :)
If we knew that Na+ helps amino acids/peptidases in absorption...then if we increase the sodium when we eat a meal foul of proteins then we can increase the absorption for protein synthesis? Perfect Video!!
Great video!! All we need now is a Fat Digestion and Absorption video. The Carb Digestion and Absorption video is on his sister channel Armando Faigle if anybody was wondering.
fantastic explanation and summary. I am a dentist and doing college exams in 2 weeks. I did enjoyed lots of your hand tutorials. Is it possible to get the whole picture of digram you draw?
I have a question, So, I am still young (14 to 15), which means I still have time to think about it, but I think I would want to study: Biochemistry, Biomedicine, Genetics, Microbiology or Inmunology. But I haven’t decided yet because I don’t really know what jobs these study choices could give me nor what I am going to prefer in terms of study contents. Could you please tell me something about what you have been studying in Biochemistry? Or give me some advice? Thank you so much!!!
Anonymous Girl biochemistry is basically chemistry of living things, lots of molecular level memorisation, labs. if you are not passionate about chemistry, it will be hard 😰
hello sir, i didnt find you mentioning about prorenin and its action during protein metabolism..plus i didnt find enough articles to satisfy physiology of milk digestion in adult human so it would be very kind of you if you explained the phenomenon..btw thank you very much for detailed and illustrative video as always
Things are more complicated in the real world. As there are different antibodies to specific proteins in the blood, that means that not every protein is digested to single amino acids, but somehow gets in the blood as a whole protein. For example, if gluten would be digested into single amino acids, there will never be antibodies produced to cause celiac disease. Or did I get something wrong?
I was given a question today. Does collagen supplements help produce more collagen in the skin? Well why can’t you just take protein powder with addition supplementing the most limiting amino acids such as tryptophan. Had to refresh some physiology and biochemistry. Perfect video for that. I needed to double check that a) proteins are fully/partially broken down to their amino acids b) and more importantly they are absorbed only as single amino acids. ( I saw the absorption in the cytoplasm as di but after further digestion only get reabsorbed as mono. Ok so pretty confident in declaring eating collagen is just as good as consuming a general protein powder with supplementing tryptophan. Would be very appreciative if someone pointed out anything I missed.
Amazing ! Just in the last part i have a doubt, AA in its simple form prior to enter the plasma, the main transport still the secondary ion? Or it can be "the primary active transport, which in that case the use of ATP is required in order to enter the membrane and then to the blood stream. I'm dubious, thanks Armando
Thank you soo much Armando, I really appreciate you making this video. Loving it! u really summarise everything and your teachind style is AWESOME! love it. Thanks again.
the sodiums in blood stream are used to make bile salt that are going to be used again to emulsify lipide:) and im a faannn thank u so much for your vedios
sir, I have some questions.... -why gastric juice acidity increases with increase in rate of secretion Of gastric juice? -And why gastric juice tonicity increases with increase in the rate of formation of gastric juice?
Am I right to infer that the H+/di-peptide, H+/tri-peptide co-transport is a secondary active transport that utilizes energy from the Na+/k+ ATPase pump?
that was awesome. really cool how other enzymes are dependent on each other in order to convert to their active form. gotta love our homeostatic system of checks and balances. thanks for the video!
Thanks Armando for making this video! It makes me understand better about protein digestion and absorption. Keep up the good work! I am Indonesian but now studying in thailand :D
Thanks for sharing but pls can u do more videos on amino acids .. Like breakdown, transmethylation and glucogenic and ketogenic amino acids.. I have soon have a test on it and I don't understand what it says
Armando: "this is not a lesson on biochemistry"
Me: *studying for a biochemistry exam*
same here
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Me tooo
same
Sameee
it may be helpful to specify that pepsinogen and HCl are coming from two different cell types (chief and parietal) just because the diagram would be misleading- but thats just being very detailed. Super helpful overview as always, please do lipids next!!
you actually kicked my teacher butt with the precise and concise mini-lecture.
Was butt necessary?😂
Respect your teacher
It is an absolute joy watching these vids.
DUDE! you're amazing!
Im in med school and repeating a biochemistry module. This illustration has proved my college's methods WEAK if not flawed! thank you!
So Did you graduate or dropped out?
I'm not sure what you thought the life expectancy of this video would (or should) be, but thought you'd like to know that almost 10 years out, it's still being found very useful!! Thank you very much!
Do Lipids digestion and absorption please
yaaaaaaaa obviously we badly in need of lipid digestion & absorption...
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Your videos are so helpful! Much more helpful than Khan academy videos. I watch your video to better understand the text that I read. Love the artwork as well. Thank you!
Judith Lee no need to diss Judith
Your lectures are very helpful and interesting 😍👌🏼thanks
I love the way you teach..😍😍 I understood each and every thing. Thank u so much.
Excellent teaching
Loving this series, thank you.
Great Job , I think U should make a book with all your drawings and shell it . I would buy it with out doubt .
great video series for both studying and reviewing- thanks !
Thanks Armando, also a student but did a small monthly pledge as loving these, just found you today! Im studying to become a Naturopath! In New Zealand!
Rebecca Dodson I truly appreciate it Rebecca. Thank you!
Rebecca Dodson stfu rebecca, no one like a humblebrag.
chill tf out boy
fellow naturopath at last!! ahaha
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thx I learned alot but if you lose focus for like 3 seconds your fucked and you gotta run the video back lol
LOL!! truee, this 10 minute video was like a 30 min video for me cos i kept going back
SWPxPhillyx215 well focus then
Animal protein helps you to focus,
god bless you ! you just saved me from an exam and kicked my teachers butt in 10 minutes thank you thank you !!!!
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Armando..Hey This is awesome...I loved this video a lot...there is not a bit mistake in presentation, writing, diagram just this is the only thing in the worlsd which is perfect.. Nice work(y) and do upload more videos..
Thank you so much! You saved me before physiology exam 😊
your drawings are perf.
The representation is brillant💥..thankyou sooo much ✨
Amazing 😊 plz make more videos of understanding for nervous system
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outstandind Armando. keep it up
Why is this video so perfect? ! 🥲❤️❤️❤️❤️
are full images of these diagrams available somewhere? They are really great med maps and would be useful to study with after watching the videos
Phenomenal! Thank you for sharing.
Great! I love how organized the presentation was, thank you.
he made me understand this topic in more than 10 mins. than my prof lecturing this for 2 hrs.
Thank you for your illustration. So from this information would you say that for nutritional purposes we don't really need to absorb proteins while they maintain their secondary and tertiary structures? I am asking because many raw vegans argue that when we cook our food we denature the proteins. But from this illustration it seems like all we need from CONSUMED protein is amino acids.
Precisely. Your body synthesizes proteins by attaching amino acids to enzymatic biomolecules which then catalyze (with aid from other biomolecules) the connection of these amino acids in a specific sequence that is ultimately determined by your DNA. Vegans are screwballs, your body does not just replace old proteins with full-scale proteins that you ingest from meat, that's just silly :)
When you actually learn a little more about nutrition and human physiology you'll probably want to retract the "vegans are screwballs" line.
Thank you so much Armando!!!!
If we knew that Na+ helps amino acids/peptidases in absorption...then if we increase the sodium when we eat a meal foul of proteins then we can increase the absorption for protein synthesis?
Perfect Video!!
mate remember about osmosis and also how pumps work
Thank you so much for these videos
Amazing video, made so simple
Great video!! All we need now is a Fat Digestion and Absorption video. The Carb Digestion and Absorption video is on his sister channel Armando Faigle if anybody was wondering.
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Great video Thanks 🎉
Very professional 😊
really very nice thanks
Crystal clear explanation,Thank you🙃
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Gastrin is also helping HCl to converts pepsin
fantastic explanation and summary. I am a dentist and doing college exams in 2 weeks. I did enjoyed lots of your hand tutorials. Is it possible to get the whole picture of digram you draw?
Thanks alot! Could you make a video about urea cycle?
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thank you for this teachingn sir
Really great video, thanx and nice drawings btw. :)
oh my god it's just amazing ; it's very helpful thank you :D
Armundo could you please put a download link for a picture of this diagram?
It is very helpful thank you 👍
its not a biochemistry lesson but i came here for my biochem subject haha thanks a lot :)
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Me too 💔😰
I have a question,
So, I am still young (14 to 15), which means I still have time to think about it, but I think I would want to study: Biochemistry, Biomedicine, Genetics, Microbiology or Inmunology.
But I haven’t decided yet because I don’t really know what jobs these study choices could give me nor what I am going to prefer in terms of study contents.
Could you please tell me something about what you have been studying in Biochemistry? Or give me some advice?
Thank you so much!!!
Anonymous Girl biochemistry is basically chemistry of living things, lots of molecular level memorisation, labs. if you are not passionate about chemistry, it will be hard 😰
Kamilė
Thank you so much! ^w^
Thanks this was really helpful
hello sir, i didnt find you mentioning about prorenin and its action during protein metabolism..plus i didnt find enough articles to satisfy physiology of milk digestion in adult human so it would be very kind of you if you explained the phenomenon..btw thank you very much for detailed and illustrative video as always
thank you so much for your great help
That's why I left medical studies.
Things are more complicated in the real world. As there are different antibodies to specific proteins in the blood, that means that not every protein is digested to single amino acids, but somehow gets in the blood as a whole protein. For example, if gluten would be digested into single amino acids, there will never be antibodies produced to cause celiac disease. Or did I get something wrong?
very simple rule in biology: protein cannot goes through proteins(most of cells take needed structures by active or/and passive transport)
awesome info
this is brilliant!
armando, how large of a peptide can pass through stomach and also be absorbed by small intestine. can proline rich peptides be absorbed?
Thank you, you’re a HERO!!
Thank you sooooo much! You saved me (and my grade in nutrition) 😉
thank you so much...great videos..but please can I ask you to write down the names of proteins,lipids...etc clearly . I'm Arabic
Thank you! This is awesome, I'm studying for the registered dietitian exam and this is SO helpful!
goodluck girl!!! #RD
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how did you do? I am also studying to be a registered dietitian!
Same!! The struggle is real
Thank you so much 😊😊
Why dont you do a video about fat digestion and absorption?
I was given a question today. Does collagen supplements help produce more collagen in the skin? Well why can’t you just take protein powder with addition supplementing the most limiting amino acids such as tryptophan. Had to refresh some physiology and biochemistry. Perfect video for that. I needed to double check that a) proteins are fully/partially broken down to their amino acids b) and more importantly they are absorbed only as single amino acids. ( I saw the absorption in the cytoplasm as di but after further digestion only get reabsorbed as mono. Ok so pretty confident in declaring eating collagen is just as good as consuming a general protein powder with supplementing tryptophan. Would be very appreciative if someone pointed out anything I missed.
make physiology seem so simple!
Thank u sooooooo much
God bless yooou
Amazing ! Just in the last part i have a doubt, AA in its simple form prior to enter the plasma, the main transport still the secondary ion? Or it can be "the primary active transport, which in that case the use of ATP is required in order to enter the membrane and then to the blood stream. I'm dubious, thanks Armando
You're great!
What is your opinion on the vegetarian diet/lifestyle?
Thank you soo much Armando,
I really appreciate you making this video. Loving it! u really summarise everything and your teachind style is AWESOME!
love it.
Thanks again.
i am appreciated. it helps a lot :)
I LOVE your videos!
You make me survive medical school
thankyou!
the sodiums in blood stream are used to make bile salt that are going to be used again to emulsify lipide:)
and im a faannn thank u so much for your vedios
Could make video about urea synthesis amino acid and nitrogen metabolism
I like the way of teaching 😄
Thank GOD, it is not in Indian!!!! I swear they should have their own TH-cam or get banned for using English titles and speaking devil language.
sir,
I have some questions....
-why gastric juice acidity increases with increase in rate of secretion Of gastric juice?
-And why gastric juice tonicity increases with increase in the rate of formation of gastric juice?
That was really helpful, thank you
This was such a great video! A big kudos to you!! I understood perfectly, thank you so much :)
thank you, this really helps me:)
Am I right to infer that the H+/di-peptide, H+/tri-peptide co-transport is a secondary active transport that utilizes energy from the Na+/k+ ATPase pump?
Well explained🤩🤩🤩
that was awesome. really cool how other enzymes are dependent on each other in order to convert to their active form. gotta love our homeostatic system of checks and balances. thanks for the video!
you are amazing .
nice vedio easily understood
Can you give that written page photo on the description box.
Please????
You saved my semester :') Thank you for such an amazing explanation :D
Really love the video especially the way you draw those diagrams.
Great. 👍
Biochem exam in the next two week, all cleared on this part... Thank you Armando
Thanks Armando for making this video! It makes me understand better about protein digestion and absorption. Keep up the good work! I am Indonesian but now studying in thailand :D
does the acidiy of chyme, stimulates the release of the pancreatic enzymes?
Great!
No you are not speaking to quickly. I find your videos very helpful. Thank u :)
شكرا
thank you!! this is helping me get through pharmacy school
This video was AMAZING! Thank you!!
Thanks Armando for doing such a great thing for all..
lipidss please!
good and brief review
Thanks for sharing but pls can u do more videos on amino acids .. Like breakdown, transmethylation and glucogenic and ketogenic amino acids.. I have soon have a test on it and I don't understand what it says
chini
Please upload biochemistry of amino acids!