@vhscopyofseinfeld6 years agoYou got me through my bs in biochemistry, my ms in biochemistry and now youre helping me get through medical school. One day im gonna buy you a beer. 21
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@a.b.graczyk37966 years agoGlad to see you are posting again! I will be using your videos when i study for nplex. Thank you for all your hard work. 4
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@StudyWithM3E462 years agoYou got me through the mcat now pairing you with boards and beyond for medical school. Thank you for top notch material! 1
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@whitewolf57916 years agoThanks for dedicate your time in order to teach us. 11
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@tristan81726 years agoYou keep me sane in my science classes and while studying for the mcat. Thank you so much for everything you do.
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@john.the.beloved2 years agoYou' re the best! I can' t wait to see more med videos. Keep up the great work. Luv u.
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@rihamalhaj77256 years agoWelcome back. I' ve been watching ur videos recently. It helped me a lot, the most beautiful thing is u explain in a simple way. Thank you for your effort + time. From sudan. 1
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@alejandrocanas67446 years agoMy boy ak back in the saddle! I' m not even learning about this, just wanted to drop some love! But where can we get the shirts from? 10
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@anshumanpathania92556 years agoThx sir u are back again ur videos really helped me a lot. love from india. 3
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@dutcher5176 years agoThis is something i' m not even studying, can' t remember what i subscribed for, has to be something dealing with electricity. Anyways, its obvious. ...Expand
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@princessvelasco93943 years agoYou are a great teacher, lecturer. Very clear, simplified, concise.
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@allos3165 years agoAnother brilliant lecture! one addition: the beta tetramers are also known as " hb h" also, i find it easier to remember the. ...Expand3
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@mawaddashaban4776 years agoHappy to see u again. You have helped me a lot in my first year, now i am in the 4th year time passed too fast. 4
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@stellarmai70906 years agoThank you so much for these informative, clear and succinct videos! Honestly beats the lecturers at my uni.
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@husam97666 years agoJust came by to tell you that you are awesome! Never stop what you are doing:
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@ilaydamahmutoglu59422 years agoThank you, i didn' t understand a word in the lecture now it' s more clear in my mind!
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@nejateshetu78266 years agoI am really glad to see you back. Thanks for the lessons:
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@bhiesshhhhh78673 years agoThankyou so much! I appreciate your videos. God bless you!
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@ConsiderItHealth3 years agoFantastic content! You explained that so well.
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@maotsertsvadze89565 years agoYou are just amazing, wish i had lecturers like you in university. So detailed so clear so interesting just amazing. 2
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@juanpablobedoyaagudelo91356 years agoI don' t even need to see this video but i' m glad that you are back and you continue making videos. I thought that something happened to you.
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@hajerhaider66556 years agoGlad to see you again. Pls post more videos, your videos are so helpful.
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@abeermashala71796 years agoWelcom back super prof your amazing. 3
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@wem31215 years agoHello ak, i' ve been following your videos for most of my years in medschool (from 1st and now i' m in my 4th) and i' d like to thank you so much however i have a question and i only aspire that you will kindly answer me: if in the case of only one functional alpha gene doesn' t give alpha hb proteins at all (only hb barts and beta tetramers) why the complete absence of it is incompatible with life? Is the gene that important even if it' s not translated to proteins?. ...Expand2
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@furkancaliskan72806 years agoJust in time while i was looking for this topic. Thx.
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@lakindublin3 years agoWow your videos on biochemistry are so helpful! Tysm.
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@ddfelder24 years agoYou explained it better than our genetic counselor! Thank you!
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@urielamaro61946 years agoI' ve got my hematology test tomorrow and this lecture is incredibly hepful for me. Thanks! 2
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@Bactino6 years agoI' m so happy that you uploaded a new video: d.
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@wlyang87876 years agoThank you very much for your helpful teaching. Do you have lectures about principles of molecular biotechnology or chemical properties of molecular biology? 1
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@rmilkyswife4 years agoThank you i was diagnosed finally after being sick my whole l ife. Now my journey begins.
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@ddfelder24 years agoWow so cool to learn about what me, my husband and son have! Thanks!
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@ramchandrasuthar28486 years agoVery nice analysis sir after a long time life sciences brothers has come nice. 1
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@RDC955 years agoThal is another way to use the mnemonic because it correlates directly with the thalassemias. Amazing lecture!
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@ahmadsollam33076 years agoNice shirt doctor! I really would like to ask if there' s anyway i can directly text you? I' m a dental student and thank you! 1
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@user-hu3sb1ph7m6 years agoVery happy to see you again thank you sir.
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@vineelakondala53744 years agoThank you very much for giving us great knowledge hearty thank you sir.
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@Phyto.6 years agoI literally owe you my degree. Thank you. Please will you at some point touch on the biochemistry ofalso, you should consider putting ads on your videos.
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@tonydrj86555 years agoIs it possible to have a combination of alpha and beta thalassemia, like 3 alpha genes missing along with 1 beta missing or would that be incompatible with life?
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@UnderstandingMedicinelast yearWe also did very well at explaining the overview and difficult concept of thalassemia @understanding medicine.
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@user-de9xv1hh7h6 years agoHey bro, are you biochemist or biologist only? Could you please start recording any physiological course if possible? Anyway thanks again for coming back here. Love your content: 3.
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@ahmedalmulla123456 years agoYoure amazing we dont deserve you thanks.
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@saubhagyadas31916 years agoSir i am grateful to you because by watchingup your videos i have qualified m. Phill entrance exam. Thank you very much. now i am going to appear. ...Expand
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@yemaster90004 years agoJust a minor correction: hb barts (hemoglobin barts disease) is actually associated with hydrops fetalis rather than hbh disease as the diagram depicts. (from first aid 2020) as always, thank you for everything you do @ak lectures!. ...Expand2
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@ishtiaqahmed98216 years agoSir please give a lecture on following topics: 1. Law of independent assortment 2. Exceptions to mendelian inheritance 3. Abo blood 4. Rh blood group systems 5. Gene interactions 6. Gene linkage and crossing over 7. Sex linkage 8. Sex determination. ...Expand
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@shehzilsuhail82356 years agoYour video s are very helpful. Thank you so much for helping us out with. So much. I' m from pakistan there pay pal doesn' t work so i won' t be donating. 1
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@ghostr7596 years agoPlz upload from christensen diagnostic radiology physics videos. 3
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@emanjakea.mendoza33363 years agoA thalassemia trait is also called a-thalaseemia minor right?
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@deekshatripathi41466 years agoSir please upload a video on agrobacterium tumefaciens and cdk kinase mechanisms of cell signaling.
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@HockeyGuy_in_STL2 years ago" crew cut" appearance of skull (bone) on radiographs, not the head.
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@virtual7insanity3 years agoNo information about beta thalassemia minor.
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@Rishavchhetri2 years agoIm it guy! Watching this video because my wife is suffering from thalassemias.
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@charitygaysiwagon76054 years agoWhen the book makes it complicated, i immediately search for you. Hehe. 2
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@emranfaruk6 years agoAfter a long time we are watching your lecture sir. At one word your lecture is amazing. I am undergraduate student. I watch your many lecture. My target. ...Expand
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@SasmitaNayak-fv3di6 years agoHlw sir, good morning, please give lecture on equivalent mass of acid, base, salt, oxidant and reductant, and stoichiometry calculations, sir please sir.
love from india. 3
one addition: the beta tetramers are also known as " hb h"
also, i find it easier to remember the
time passed too fast. 4
your amazing. 3
if in the case of only one functional alpha gene doesn' t give alpha hb proteins at all (only hb barts and beta tetramers) why the complete absence of it is incompatible with life? Is the gene that important even if it' s not translated to proteins?
after a long time life sciences
brothers has come
nice. 1
thank you sir.
hearty thank you sir.
thanks.
now i am going to appear
as always, thank you for everything you do @ak lectures!
1. Law of independent assortment
2. Exceptions to mendelian inheritance
3. Abo blood 4. Rh blood group systems
5. Gene interactions
6. Gene linkage and crossing over
7. Sex linkage
8. Sex determination