I am taking an online nucleotide activity class and this video helped put all of the concepts into an understandable manner. Thank you so much JJ Medicine!
well I was getting confused 😕 with those complex steps, I don't understand why those complex steps get those many views.You deserve 100k views for this video, my mentor
Loved this video! I am taking Online Biochem where I have to teach myself all of the concepts. This video had definitely made it easier for me to understand it!
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Question..... can anyone explain or give clarity on the following ... does any change to typical Purine & Pyrimidine, folate, B6 or B12 pathways during pre or early post natal periods result in heritable genetics that could be passed from that baby should they procreate in later life?
@@anandsagar1351 you think? Or know for 100%? Since posting initially posting that question I have read research that does result in epigenetic expression, and in my opinion, then it would be possible that such epigenetic change could be hereditary
Purines are Pure As Gold (adenine, guanine)
someone was studying for the step 1 exam
Thanks 👍👍 helped to avoid confusion
Pure as silver more accurate.. As au is for gold.. But ag is for silver.. That can stand for adenine and guanine
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I am taking an online nucleotide activity class and this video helped put all of the concepts into an understandable manner. Thank you so much JJ Medicine!
well I was getting confused 😕 with those complex steps, I don't understand why those complex steps get those many views.You deserve 100k views for this video, my mentor
Loved this video! I am taking Online Biochem where I have to teach myself all of the concepts. This video had definitely made it easier for me to understand it!
PLEASE KEEP MAKING NEW VIDEOS...cause this is just awesome...I have an exam tomorrow and I have been relying on ur videos all week. Thank you so much.. !!
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Best biochem lectures .your videos are truly helpful.Keep it up brother.
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Thank you. This helps me on my report about purine metabolism.
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Very straight forward and helpful. Thank you!
So well explained. Thank you so much!!
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Did you think this video would be understandable to a lay person?
It is probably helpful, but perhaps you could indicate it’s really for Drs.
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Isn't it prpp synthetase?
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Question..... can anyone explain or give clarity on the following ... does any change to typical Purine & Pyrimidine, folate, B6 or B12 pathways during pre or early post natal periods result in heritable genetics that could be passed from that baby should they procreate in later life?
I think there is not any significant changes in the pathway of any purine or nucleotide synthesis..
@@anandsagar1351 you think? Or know for 100%? Since posting initially posting that question I have read research that does result in epigenetic expression, and in my opinion, then it would be possible that such epigenetic change could be hereditary
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Nice vedio
helpful! :)
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I heard that purine literally means 'pure urine' in German
it doesn't :D it would also be pure(r) urin in german; unless it's a specific expression I've never heard, in which case I apologize!
Nice vadio
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No problem at all. Glad you found it helpful :)