Edmond Fischer (U. Washington): Reversible Protein Phosphorylation as a Regulatory Mechanism

[@DaviSousa-y7u]

I can´t explain how greatful it is to have such a class like this disponible online

[@jonathanclaudinger]

I salute you! thank you for your service to man kind. im glad you had fun

[@AnitaCorbett]

What an inspiring conversation! The integrity of science ethics is what really is evident In a culture- that at present- has been severely compromised by a lack of ethics- I believe stories like this need to be told My sincere respect

[@heidiw.8400]

Very interesting and inspiring!! It's so cool to know how you guys approached this discovery :) I enjoyed the video and story a lot, thank you Professor Fischer!!!

[@masynsmith4566]

Crying. This was the most adorable video ever. Thank you

[@mightbin]

feel touched by this fantastic presentation. Thank you,Edmond Fischer!Real master.

[@GM-gc1us]

3 minutes in and I want him to adopt me.He is a proper Scientist

[@DrPG199]

@15:30 "But Ed didn't realize that the following year while my English didn't improve very much his deteriorated completely" LOL

[@DrPG199]

Very interesting story.

[@JaLLaM86]

Wow, greatly inspiring video!

[@davidgurarie6712]

Delightful

[@Indrux7]

:) inspiring!

[@rajaetaibi348]

great fun

[@pingweili3442]

It was not work! It was fun!

[@RashidButt]

RIP Sir.