Thank you so much! I was having trouble understanding this process. I watched your clip and was able to understand what was in my textbooks easily. Thanks again!
Sir I have a doubt ...!! Like u said in stomach it bind with r binder protein and in duodenum it interact with intrinsic factor....! But in causes : u said decrease in parietal will lead to decrease in intrinsic factor...!! Plzzz clear my doubt sir ...! I m confusing alot
Intrinsic factor is secreted from parietal cells of the stomach. If parietal cells are damaged then secretion of intrinsic factor decreases, this leads to decreased availability of intrinsic factor to bind with B12 in the duodenum leading to B12 deficiency. Hope this helps.
Happy teachers day sir......💕😍...best teacher 😻...!! Sir the way u explain is too good.....huge respect for u sir.....sir we would love if u will explain macro and micro minerals tooo ♥️ ...!
Sir iam non vegetarian but we always facing deficiency..presently my wife is 90 mine is 150..she is taking nurokind plus tablet daily once for last month..last year I have taken b12 shots 6..so what we have to do..we both r used lot of pips due to acidity..she is having side effects of medicines so taking tablet form only ..please give me suggestions sir
Sir my b12 level 160 my doctor injection and table my b12 level 640 and 4 month later 766 and 6 month later 950 so normal range how how to reduce b12 levels in blood help me sir
Normal B12 levels is between 200 to 900 of/ml.. since you did not mention the units of measurement I assume it is in pg/ml. It seems you are still in normal range. You may stop taking B12 injection and tablet and continue to have variety of food specially food derived from animal source to maintain the normal levels of B12.
+Vikas Shinde : sorry to say this but I teach medical biochemistry to medical students and other related specialities. We don't do xanthan metabolism as we don't cover topics related to food industry.
one of the best ever explanation...thanks a lot sir....medical sciences would be a child's play if there are teachers like you for all 19 subjects....
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Excellent to the point presentation
Thank you sir
Dr Rajesh Jambhulkar,
MD,DNB- Biochemistry
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Made biochemistry loveable..... Made our life easy ....thank you sir hats off to u
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Respected Sir you are doing very good job...best explanation ever !!!!
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Very nicely explained sir, thank you.
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Well explained really good effort
what a perfect explanation sir, you are great sir, very useful video thank you sir
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Sir, you are great.. You make me understand the whole process very easily.. I really thankful to you sir..
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Sir , methylmalonic acid is coverted to methyl malonate whichs ia free radical ...is it possible...
very helpful video
you're doing a great job
Thank you
Sir I have a doubt ...!! Like u said in stomach it bind with r binder protein and in duodenum it interact with intrinsic factor....! But in causes : u said decrease in parietal will lead to decrease in intrinsic factor...!! Plzzz clear my doubt sir ...! I m confusing alot
Intrinsic factor is secreted from parietal cells of the stomach. If parietal cells are damaged then secretion of intrinsic factor decreases, this leads to decreased availability of intrinsic factor to bind with B12 in the duodenum leading to B12 deficiency. Hope this helps.
Happy teachers day sir......💕😍...best teacher 😻...!! Sir the way u explain is too good.....huge respect for u sir.....sir we would love if u will explain macro and micro minerals tooo ♥️ ...!
Thank you so much for the wishes. I will try my best to make more useful videos and also videos on micro and macro minerals.
Nice explaination
so good it was helpful, thanks to u professor, but I couldn't find pantothenic acid ????
I need to make a video on this vitamin.
Sir iam non vegetarian but we always facing deficiency..presently my wife is 90 mine is 150..she is taking nurokind plus tablet daily once for last month..last year I have taken b12 shots 6..so what we have to do..we both r used lot of pips due to acidity..she is having side effects of medicines so taking tablet form only ..please give me suggestions sir
Sir my b12 level 160 my doctor injection and table my b12 level 640 and 4 month later 766 and 6 month later 950 so normal range how how to reduce b12 levels in blood help me sir
Normal B12 levels is between 200 to 900 of/ml.. since you did not mention the units of measurement I assume it is in pg/ml. It seems you are still in normal range. You may stop taking B12 injection and tablet and continue to have variety of food specially food derived from animal source to maintain the normal levels of B12.
Thank you sir
You made it very easy,thanks sir
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sir clear concepts... thank you...
Thank you
respected Sir,plz provide or suggest me for regulation and metabolism of xanthan (video)
+Vikas Shinde : sorry to say this but I teach medical biochemistry to medical students and other related specialities. We don't do xanthan metabolism as we don't cover topics related to food industry.
OK, thank you sir
Thank you ,Dr, you are huge 😇🥰😊
Best Explanation Ever
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Sir, what is peculiarities of B12?
I did not get your question, try framing it differently.
Sir thank you for beautifully connecting the dots! Esp between vit b12 deficiency to megaloblastic anemia!
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thank you sir..
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I bet u can't repeat after him at 7:36 and 7:52 btw good video😋
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Thank you sooooooooooooo much sir!!!
The best!!!
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Very good sir