Beta Oxidation of Fatty Acid || Lipid Metabolism || Biochemistry || NEET PG

[@palaksanghai4563]

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[@Biochemistrybasics]

Thank you palak. Keep loving biochemistry and do spread the word about the channel 😊

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[@ArslanArslan-yo7qi]

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[@Biochemistrybasics]

Glad to hear that Arslan. My aim is to make students to love biochemistry and I guess I am little successful in it.

[@shreerajpaudel8257]

make video on omega oxidation(detail)

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Ok

[@ArslanArslan-yo7qi]

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[@Biochemistrybasics]

Dts really great. All the MCQs are standard ones which are asked in AIIMS and NEET PG exams. By the MCQs you will be able to do self assessment as well preparation for neet pg examinations

[@lokeshalokesha8646]

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[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@akankshayadav2787]

Your videos are awesome for revision!!😍

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Thanks akansha

[@fayaazmohammed7823]

Total ATPs generated in beta oxidation of fatty acids is 108; but here only ONE ATP is used for 2 high energy phospahtes , so shouldn't net yield be 108-1=107 instead of 108 - 1 =106 I didn't understand why the yield is 108-2=106 ATPs even though only one ATP is utilized for activation of palmitic acid

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Hello fayaaz... Total ATP generated in beta oxidation of fatty acid is 108, And in activation of fatty acids TWO INORGANIC PHOSPHATES are used. So net ATP from palmitic acid is 108-2 = 106 ATPs. Hope it helps

[@070.nagacharanyakscharanya8]

sir can u plz tell the difference between cholesterol and triaceyl glycerols

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Cholesterol is an unsaturated alcohol of the steroid family of compounds; it is essential for the normal function of all animal cells and is a fundamental element of their cell membranes. ... Triglycerides are fatty acid esters of glycerol and represent the main lipid component of dietary fat and fat depots of animals. Triglycerides store unused calories and provide your body with energy. Cholesterol is used to build cells and certain hormones.

[@patelmayank850]

Sir plz make a video on lipoprotein metabolism🙏

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Yes mayank. Once acid base balance will get complete I will start lipoprotein metabolism which will go parallel with molecular biology. 😊

[@patelmayank850]

Thanks

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@patelmayank850 Hey Mayanak Started Lipoprotein Metabolism. Check 1st video on it. Link is kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2PXmKuAfMmLiaM

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