There are already many comments highlighting the mistake and I'll leave a comment too.. During G1 phase, cdk4/6 phosphorylate many proteins required for the progression of the cell cycle and E2f is one of the key proteins which is required for the progression of the cell cycle. In early G1 phase, it's bound to pRb and is in inactivated form pRb when phosphorylated dissociated from the E2f and E2f can then then go to the nucleus and binds to the target Dna sites which includes Gene required for the progression of Cell cycle(S phase) but also it binds to E2f gene itself so more E2f are produced and the cycle progresses. When there's a DNA damage, P21 inhibits the Cdk4/6 complex so it can not phosphorylate pRb along with many other things and thus pRb remain bound to E2f and cell cycle halts.
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@ciplaguyКүн бұрын
My patient suffering from ALS and not able to sit and perform, will this be effective from lying down position
@EdwardPrah2 күн бұрын
Note to myself: “Stability and mobility are inversely related.” Around 8:56. I have been trying ballet and Pilates exercises recently to improve posture, have good balance, and move more gracefully. Hmmm…I have always loved graceful movement since my martial arts days. But I hope to use this knowledge to sing at my best. Thank you sir!
@erikalittle4182 күн бұрын
Is oxytocin’s similarity to ADH part of the reason why edema occurs in pregnancy
@JeshanJeshan-pr7yq2 күн бұрын
Thanks nice video. Professor chemistry
@alebazi20113 күн бұрын
CORRECTION NEEDED - hypophosphorylated pRb inhibits E2F. In the case the cell cycle is to be progressing, E2F needs to be released from the complex w/pRB. It means that pRB needs to be phosphorylated!
@gamzesakall46444 күн бұрын
It was exactly what I've been looking for. Great work, thank you!
@StrokeandDietTips4 күн бұрын
Understanding Brunnstrom's stages helps track progress and guide recovery after a stroke-every step matters. 🧠✨
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@sobalvarro20124 күн бұрын
Omg! Thank you so much for this video. I definitely do not remember any of this from biochem. Specially, because it was during Covid and our class was online.
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Tears in my eyes....first time in my life I understand this concept .....
@erfanmohammadi18205 күн бұрын
guys how can i find related articles and researches with these topics ?
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@duhduhvesta6 күн бұрын
I have come back over and over watching your video because this helps explain chitin so much. Thank you
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This is great! Any info on goat and sheep dairy and inflammation?
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Definitely thinking about supporting this channel it has been an absolute boon to my success
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This was so amazing, and I am so grateful! So excited to finally understand this concept:)
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my teacher took 2 h to explain this and I didn't understand, it took u 13 min and it feels like I've learned everything
What medicine or hormone will bring down calcium level to normal
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Instead of studying my notes before an exam I just watch these
@alimanofli582510 күн бұрын
thank you sir, for these amazing teaching videos
@andyeverett195710 күн бұрын
@ 6:51 it looks like L is too small. I plugged in your numbers and got 2.5X10^-29. Also Planks constant in the second line is missing being squared. Do the orbiting electrons go mostly through the rings or along the rings, thanks.
@husseinabd-alraheem861811 күн бұрын
these videos regarding the vestibular apparatus were super helpful
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this is a great tutorial i have really enjoyed
@nihilisticnirvana11 күн бұрын
perfect, thanks. my module was spectacularly unclear
@zarammd580311 күн бұрын
Thank you for a great video.your time and effort are appreciated. Waiting for videos about dental.
@Eliose983312 күн бұрын
I dont know why we dont just stick to this method if you can use it for both regular and irregular and its the most accurate..
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@BillipRules12 күн бұрын
good teacher
@djffe859712 күн бұрын
Great video! I'm a CRNA I do alot of e[idural placements this is a great refresher of anatomy. I also have a bad back pain great now!
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This video came in clutch and saved meeeee. Thank you very much.
@netavopisalas366912 күн бұрын
Do believe it will be possible to treat in near future?
@TabassumBillah12 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot for the video
@ramuaddan390213 күн бұрын
Apocrine gland secretions are the reason for the specific smell of individuals, it may not always be stink
@tswelos_tales13 күн бұрын
thank you
@NappyZoeRebel13 күн бұрын
Great video thank you!!!
@Adi-qs7cq13 күн бұрын
How V(delP) + P(delV) is equivalent to (n)(R)(delT)