But there's one thing I don't understand! In NBME 25 there was one question regarding familial dyslipidemia type 2 and they said it causes reduced clearance of LDL by hepatocytes but how so? Because as is explained here the LDL receptor is on peripheral cells and not in the liver. And if they were situated on hepatocytes, how does that work in this story where IDL is transformed into LDL in the liver?
sir, you must be every biochem lecturer nightmare :D i cant stress enough how great of a teacher you are your lectures are definitely of a paid quality or even higher
thank you im 5 days out and i can't bare another plain old goddamn table of bullshit i'm probably never getting to use in real life and probably not getting asked but with my luck if i hadn't learned it from this video id probably get like 3 questions on it. you rock
I knocked out a weeks worth of PPT lectures on my 4 hour drive back to school just by watching you. I even laughed out loud a couple times during glycogen storage disorder videos. thank you, Dirty!!
Is it weird that I have actual feelings for you??? Because….lipid transport and dyslipidemias are sooo tough to memorise….like I have been trying to learn this for days….and a 20 min video is all it required…..thank you man….may God bless you!
After watching lipid transport video everything makes so much sense now.. its now more easy to memorize this. U r truly a blessing for students like me ❤
Also you can remember 3 has palmer xanthoma b/c the "m" in palm looks like a "3" that's passed out and laying down. Also 3 looks like E if it's flipped across a vertical line/mirror/whatever tf (ApoE def). Hey man, you hiring?
I've got my test tomorrow, I'll come back to this video to see how well it works. All my classmates are speading this video like a virus so I think it'll be helpful lol. Stay tuned
Please do microbiology on the organisms, there are numerous organisms and subtypes of them. They are tough to remember and takes a long time. Greatly appreciated.
1 -LL(Lipoprotein lipase) one letter repeated
2 -apoB100 (B is the 2nd letter -100%)
3 -apoE(thrEE)
4 - VLDL (4 Letters)
Amazing
This one is better than the one in the video
But there's one thing I don't understand! In NBME 25 there was one question regarding familial dyslipidemia type 2 and they said it causes reduced clearance of LDL by hepatocytes but how so? Because as is explained here the LDL receptor is on peripheral cells and not in the liver. And if they were situated on hepatocytes, how does that work in this story where IDL is transformed into LDL in the liver?
The 2 dislikes are from the guy and girl in the library.
Apparently there were other people in the library XD
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me during my sleep : 1 LP, 2 LD, B ADDS V, 3 EATS E, 4 GETS MORE
"let's keep this stupid, let's keep this straightforward"
10:03 - 3 is E, if you point the fingers horizontally, you get the E shape too! :)
lol i did that
you are a genius at teaching. thank you so much. the best step 1 review that exists.
Type 1-ChylomocrONE Type 2- 2L'S in LdL Type3- thrEEE Type 4= roman numeral !V
I like it ❤
You need to win a Nobel Prize for this video. It has literally helped me answer so many questions
My favourite thing about these videos is him casually throwing shade at those who don't watch Dirty medicine lmaoo
I want to say after this video, I did a question on COMLEX and got it right... right away!! thank you!
sir, you must be every biochem lecturer nightmare :D
i cant stress enough how great of a teacher you are
your lectures are definitely of a paid quality or even higher
I've been studying this for a decade and never remember.Thank you so much.This is really helpful.
thank you im 5 days out and i can't bare another plain old goddamn table of bullshit i'm probably never getting to use in real life and probably not getting asked but with my luck if i hadn't learned it from this video id probably get like 3 questions on it. you rock
supboy666 did you have it?😂
Awesome video. And I I might not be the first to point this out, but for type 2: the "D" in LD can also remind you of autosomal Dominant
YOU ARE THE BEST! This was a great away to memorize these conditions, you're so creative and you keep it simple. It's the perfect combo!
Thank you Dirty Medicine
You are awesome
I had given my Step 1 yesterday and had few questions from this topic
You are lovely
Keep it up.
Thanks!🐓
this might be the greatest mnemonic you have ever created. thank you!
I knocked out a weeks worth of PPT lectures on my 4 hour drive back to school just by watching you. I even laughed out loud a couple times during glycogen storage disorder videos. thank you, Dirty!!
In less than 20 mins, I've learned and understood more that within 2 hrs lectures, thank you so so muck!!
Amazing video, been missing these through all of dedicated. You've been a life saver on so many topics!
I just passed my boards, and wanted to say thank you from an osteopathic medical student. You helped me out tremendously.
This is by far the best video I've come across! Thank you for all the amazing work
Is it weird that I have actual feelings for you???
Because….lipid transport and dyslipidemias are sooo tough to memorise….like I have been trying to learn this for days….and a 20 min video is all it required…..thank you man….may God bless you!
you are a pure genius. I wish I had teachers like you in med school.
Best video till date Dirty..Making me comment half way through the video.. Even though its 3 years old, Its Gold 🌟
Thanks. Saved me from reviewing my AWFUL professors lectures that she still couldn't convey in 4 hours of class time. Bless you friend.
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After watching lipid transport video everything makes so much sense now.. its now more easy to memorize this. U r truly a blessing for students like me ❤
I am so grateful for this biochemistry series. Seriously u made it easyyyyyy peasyyyy ❤️❤️
"2 LD, b adds V" are also the autosomal Dominant ones
odds are AR and evens are AD
and naturally the AD ones are more common in the population
Can’t thank you enough.
Really helpful, thank you for the mnemonic, it really makes sense. Will definitely recommend this to my friends
When you said i will give u a sentence to remember i thought its gonna be a long one, but wow u made it so easy.. thanks for being there for us
Best video of this channel so far. Thanks for making it easy for us!!!
Type IV : VLDL has 4 letters !
Sacha Allard good one!
Also you can remember 3 has palmer xanthoma b/c the "m" in palm looks like a "3" that's passed out and laying down. Also 3 looks like E if it's flipped across a vertical line/mirror/whatever tf (ApoE def). Hey man, you hiring?
Doc, you're the best.❤
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I'm enlightened, you guys are fabulous
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FANTASTIC MAN. Honestly youre like the ZANKI of TH-cam vids
You're the best. THANK YOU
This hilarious!
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Sir you are genius in creating nmenomics
justtttt in time. Love ya! Blessings
OMG just in time for my exam! So amazing! Marry me dirty!
Did u pass
Fantastic Mnemonic ...Keep it up 👍👍
1 LP = 1 le premier [fr], 2 LD = le deuxieme [fr]. That helped me to recall it.
Got a big test tomorrow! Thanks a lot for this helpful mnemonic!
When all you remember is "3 is E" :(
That might just be all you need bcz type 3 is the most tested
I've got my test tomorrow, I'll come back to this video to see how well it works. All my classmates are speading this video like a virus so I think it'll be helpful lol. Stay tuned
Hope you did well, update us
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Please do microbiology on the organisms, there are numerous organisms and subtypes of them. They are tough to remember and takes a long time. Greatly appreciated.
Check out Sketchy Micro
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you really REALLY sold this mneumonic brother.
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How did you I needed this so eagerly for my exams
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Thank you for literally making sense of that First Aid chart lol
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Thank youu!!! You make everything so easy to learn!
so great! thank you @Dirty Medicine
Great lectures hands off u sir
Love the video - it’s so helpful. Thanks from Ireland!
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Saving fucking lives out here man. Thank you for this clear cut explanation. :)
Really great job
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Great one
ApoEat from the PALM of my hand (another way to remember "3 gets E" and palmar xanthomas)
odds are recessive (type 1&3) evens are dominant(type 2 &4)
Very very well explained.
And number 24 was Kobe Bryant who was dominant on the court.
So, type II and type IV are autosomal dominant.
Thanks Dirty!
Thank you TH-cam algorithm gods, for curing my dysbiochemistry with this dirty dirty medicine
Hii,thank you for the video,what about premature coronary artery disease in type 2 and type 3,isn't it a high yield point?
Great explanation
Thanks alot
Thank you
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Thanks.
thank you so much, this made this topic so much easier
Great explanation
Thank you!