Glucose transporters | Journey of glucose

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[@egpat]

Thanks for paying interest on our channel. With my 13 years experience in teaching pharmacology, chemistry and few other subjects, I am trying to bring a little joy in learning the concepts in easy way.

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[@egpat]

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Thank you for such a clear explanation

[@egpat]

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Nice Lecture Satya Prasad Sir

[@shaikabdullah..]

Thank you so much sir for giving clear explanation.please give the SGLT 1&2&3 And GLUT1&2&3&4 Images, location I mean SGLT&GLUT having any structure.sir please give the reply I hope you understand that point

[@alphagonist4748]

Clear explanation 👍

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Best explanation 😊

[@egpat]

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Thank you sir.

[@egpat]

Welcome!

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Nice

[@praveenkumar-jd1zl]

I asked before 2 month to make video about glucose transporter ,thank you sir

[@egpat]

Exactly, hope you like it and it is useful even right now.

[@tuppercareyd]

Excellent thank you

[@bhavapriya6025]

I read Uptake in the intestine is through GLUT 5 transporter sir but you explain as GLUT 2 so which is correct sir? Can you please clarify it, sir?

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Ultimate

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Sir can u please explain AA absorption and transportation as well as lipids

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[@newmind6403]

In muscle hexokinase is not present ..... glucokinase is needed

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Tq sir 🙏

[@egpat]

Welcome

[@anagharmadhu7399]

So for absorption of glucose require equal amount of sodium. But the amount of glucose and salt in our deit is never same so... How do the glucose get absorbed or are th exess unabsorbed

[@egpat]

Sodium is involved at many locations as symport or antiport. One location is linked with glucose cotransport. So both sodium and glucose levels are need not be same.

[@buggiebear21]

The lecture was very helpful ! but it can be hard to understand you and you are talking very fast

[@dakshandkratishow1067]

Abe konsi class ka syllabus hai yeh

[@krishnamanohartiwari2163]

Glucose transporters are not receptors

[@egpat]

They are chemoreceptors that sense levels of glucose and gated by glucose levels in the blood.