B1.1 Lipids [IB Biology SL/HL]

[@al1.x.s]

Watching this 30 minutes before my mock

[@siriusrevision]

Good luck!

[@sharenyaroy7487]

This is so easy and wonderful to understand, l will l will ace my exams now, all thanks to you :)

[@user-th6dc2yj2v]

Thank you for your videos! They are really helpful and make studying biology more easy and fun)

[@siriusrevision]

You're very welcome!

[@xgehen8196]

If glucose is polar and can't go inside, because of the hydrophobic part of the lipid bilayer. How do we get glucose to go inside? sorry I'm just a bit confused

[@asmiamsi1786]

that would be facilitated diffusion, with the help of glucose transporters. im pretty sure its in another chapter i think B2.1, essentially though glucose transporters are proteins that help carry glucose through a concentration gradient :)

[@asmiamsi1786]

thank you so much!!! these videos make concepts sooooo much easier to understand and makes the textbook more comprehensible :) while watching though, i think the segment where you describe triglycerides is repeated :O 1:32 and i think it repeats again at 2:28

[@siriusrevision]

Thanks! I'll take a look at the video as well - Cheers, Mitch

[@marelyvargas6552]

thank you!!

[@siriusrevision]

You're welcome!