I agree with the commenters who preceded me-- I watch a lot of science videos. This is, simply, ONE OF THE BEST I've ever seen. Perhaps the most clearly explained and animated video of the thousands I've watched over the years. A profound thanks.
Alkaline phosphatases (ALPs) are a superfamily of metalloenzymes that are widely found in organisms ranging from bacteria to human and catalyze the hydrolytic removal of phosphate from a variety of molecules. Alkaline phosphatase is found in all three major biological kingdoms and several have been isolated and characterized. These enzymes have been identified and characterized from many eukaryotic and prokaryotic sources and comprise several distinct subgroups based upon substrate specificity, molecular weight, and sensitivity to known inhibitors. There are three major ALP isoenzymes: intestinal, placental, and liver/bone/kidney (tissue non-specific alkaline phosphatase isoenzyme, TNAP). Creative BioMart
I am sure this makes sense to a lot of people. But I am currently taking intro to biology and just barely learning the basic functions of proteins and enzymes. I am now more confused than when I started. Maybe this will make more sense in a few months.
Abdoul S Thanks Abdoul! We've been very busy getting the Immunotherapy video online (check it out here: th-cam.com/video/1Fpvnv85PiQ/w-d-xo.html), but the Kinases & Cancer video is nearly there, it should be out in the next few weeks.
another marvelous video, immunotherapy is gaining remarkable attention in science. Is there a way I can know the video is out, I mean the part 2 of kinases? Thank you
It's probably Dutch, we have a typically bad accent, even if we try our best at it ;) Although France, Germany and Spain can do a pretty bad job as well
This is one of the best science animations/videos I have ever seen! It's clarifying, simple and informative, Great Job!
Finally, I can understand phosphorylation without reading a giant confusing article, thanks for the great video!
I agree with the commenters who preceded me-- I watch a lot of science videos. This is, simply, ONE OF THE BEST I've ever seen.
Perhaps the most clearly explained and animated video of the thousands I've watched over the years.
A profound thanks.
I never comment on videos....but this is an exception. Thank you. I dont know you, but I love you.
Truly one of the best animations I've seen which are astoundingly useful. God Bless!
Great video. Narration, animation, and content are all top-notch.
Best video I have come across in explaining phosphorylation simply and clearly.
It is one of the best animations I see it in my life. Thanks so much
This is very nicely done and in a class of its own if you look around the internet for explanations of how phosphorylation works. Highly recommended.
take note, this is what great education looks like.
This is amazing content! I am amazed you don't have more subscribers yet. I will be sharing your content with all my colleagues and students.
I love you for explaining what a kinase is!
2020, still waiting for Part 2! Please!
The best video with awsome animation on Kinases, please mention where is its part 2?
Wow if only biology youtube videos had more animations like this one!
what a mesmerizing animation and explanation
This is the beauty of molecular biology.....
Fantastic animation and explanation. Well done and thank you!
this is an excellent video thru and thru
What software did you use to make these animations? Very cool!
thanks a lot for sharing very well explained. Pls make the second video the content is very useful wating for it😇
Excellent one.....keep going.
very nice video, very useful information. many thanks!
The animation was really nice
Helpful video overall as well
Incredibly helpful thank you
I totally agree, good taste and very well explained, thanks so much for helping us tho understand!
Fantastic video, easy to learn from it, thanks a million!
holy crap im happy found your channel. really good stuff
Incredible job.
Excellent Video!!
Beautiful video!
BEAUTIFUL video. Thank you for this :)
Great Video & simple 🙏👍
wow you have done a great job with crystal clear explanation thank you so much
Well explained, nice! But also need the part 2:(
Great summary!
Great work. Makes a lot of sense!
Brilliant animation, thanks!
the best video explanation ever. thank you so much!!
Still cannot find Part 2. Really need this~~`
Amazing video and a fantastic explanation! Good job! Thank you so much :))
I love this video, great job!
Professor can you please tell us the protein kinase and phosphatases interaction, I mean yin and yang of protein phosphorylation and signaling
That was very helpful and interesting
Thank u
wow I understand it way better now. Thank you!
Fantastic!!! ♥️🙏🏻
Terrific explanation!!
Clearly explained! Thank you!
P.S. and also great sound effects :D
Alkaline phosphatases (ALPs) are a superfamily of metalloenzymes that are widely found in organisms ranging from bacteria to human and catalyze the hydrolytic removal of phosphate from a variety of molecules. Alkaline phosphatase is found in all three major biological kingdoms and several have been isolated and characterized. These enzymes have been identified and characterized from many eukaryotic and prokaryotic sources and comprise several distinct subgroups based upon substrate specificity, molecular weight, and sensitivity to known inhibitors. There are three major ALP isoenzymes: intestinal, placental, and liver/bone/kidney (tissue non-specific alkaline phosphatase isoenzyme, TNAP). Creative BioMart
great video!
Amaizing job ! I wish I found this video earlier ! :)
I am sure this makes sense to a lot of people. But I am currently taking intro to biology and just barely learning the basic functions of proteins and enzymes. I am now more confused than when I started. Maybe this will make more sense in a few months.
great video!! i am now ur subscriber. thank u!!
Great video, very well explained.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts 🤙🙏
Well done.🙏
¡Excelente video! Gracias.
.. This video is fantastic .
Thank you sooo much this was really helpful
Fantastic!
wow man... you're awesome
very detailed and informative, thank you !
Thank you so much for the video. Please try to make more informative videos
This was great. Thank you!
still waiting for that part 2 o-o
Very informative.
amazing. amazing. amazing.
Please make a video about phosphatases as well!!
BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU
Is there a link to the second part of this video? I can't seem to find it. Great video by the way!
Amazing video!
Thank you so much! This is a great video!
Thank you very much! Really helpful
No one can give negative on this video!
great video
ATP is energy inside the cell. It is energized by the citric acid cycle.
Great job, friend. you use high programs for desing that molecues, I Think. Looks realy nice!
great video, thanks
Beautiful.
Would this be considered biochemistry?
this is amazing.
decent video! when are you going to publish part 2, or is it already published!
Abdoul S Thanks Abdoul! We've been very busy getting the Immunotherapy video online (check it out here: th-cam.com/video/1Fpvnv85PiQ/w-d-xo.html), but the Kinases & Cancer video is nearly there, it should be out in the next few weeks.
another marvelous video, immunotherapy is gaining remarkable attention in science. Is there a way I can know the video is out, I mean the part 2 of kinases? Thank you
very great video thank you very much
could you do glucose metabolism animation
beyond amazing
still waiting for part 2
good information .
perfect vid.
I love it.
Thank you
where is part two? :(
where is part 2!
strong dutch accent right there, good video!
Top notch
oh u r a life saver
where is part 2 :(
Why skip histidin kinases?
Where is part 2
Das ist schön
I'm finding all of immunology difficult to get my mind around... :-/
thank u
Is that an asian+british accent? I like it.
It's probably Dutch, we have a typically bad accent, even if we try our best at it ;) Although France, Germany and Spain can do a pretty bad job as well