Calcium and cell injury | Why too much calcium is bad for cell ? | USMLE | Pathology

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[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

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[@Pilzwichtel]

Great content! So is blocking the nmda receptor, that is activated by glutamate and leads to opening of calcium channels, beneficial to lower the calcium in the cytosol?!

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

NMDA receptor is not present in every cell, its present in glutamatergic neurons. also NMDA plays vital role in neuronal functionality, so blocking NMDA abruptly is not a good idea. Learn more about NMDA receptor kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoiTapeLlpJ9kM0si=BJoLJLVlInca6E_q

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[@Bhavya484]

Can you explain the electroosmosis phenomenon in electrophoresis ? I find it difficult to understand

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[@bjoshua1980]

intracellularly too much calcium is bad that's ok. But in mitochondria free calcium ion is accelarator for ATP production. MCU: Mitochondrial Calcium Unit can load at speed 1 million Ca ion / seconds into mitochondria...

[@animatedbiologywitharpan]

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