Enzyme Inhibition and It's Types | Enzyme Inhibition | Biochemistry

[@jogeshwarikashid3619]

It's perfect presentation to understand, analyze and memorize the topic...Thanks for this video 🙏🏻

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@kamalib5856]

Sir I am a first yr medical student...and meanwhile I have difficulty in biochem. But ur dng gud job by uploading this kind of clear explanation video regarding biochem..and pls continue this for us sir....and pls post important questions regarding biochem in medical xms

[@Biochemistrybasics]

For sure dear. Almost 80% biochemistry syllabus is covered. You can check respective playlist. At the beginning of video I have mentioned theory questions and in the end NEET PG MCQS.

[@kalpanamaheshwari6796]

Very crisp and concise video. Covered majority of points with MCQs at the end. Thank you

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@Biochemistrybasics]

Sure dear. I will do

[@sownthbaby9640]

@@Biochemistrybasics ok sir

[@gopeshnagar3560]

Hello sir, can you give me the pdf of these notes, because in this youtube video made by you, every step of this topic is understood very well. Thank you sir☺😊

[@parsaasif418]

very well explained sir.... please elaborate why km value for competetive inhibition is increased while Vm is same.

[@Biochemistrybasics]

competitive inhibitor competes with the substrate for the active site of the enzyme: This means that increasing the concentration of substrate will decrease the chance of inhibitor binding to the enzyme. Hence, if the substrate concentration is high enough the enzyme will reach the same Vmax as without the inhibitor. However, it will require a higher concentration of substrate to achieve this and so the Km of the enzyme will also be higher. Hope it clears

[@parsaasif418]

Thankyou all cleared🙇‍♀️💫

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@somaraylsankanalsomaray3495]

It is perfect and super explain of the concept. It's super notes .

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@jewellapires6564]

Great video

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Thanks dear

[@louisjoli618]

Beautifully explained

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@louisjoli618]

@@Biochemistrybasics Sure.... I'll

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@louisjoli618 thanks dear

[@kgor164]

Very helpful sir... Can we also write this answer in factor affecting enzyme action ?

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Yes under the heading of effect of inhibitors

[@Telugu_macha_4U]

Good explaining sir

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Thanks dear

[@aryasunil1358]

Clear explanation...& Very helpful.. thanku😊

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@imayeshamaheen]

To much soothing explanation 🙌❤️

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@radhakrishnanravichandran534]

Awesome explanation sir...tq sir..sir source of mcq's ??

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Thank you. It's from different sources

[@hiralaloram6967]

ThanQ sir ,this video is very much help full for me .thanQ sir

[@Biochemistrybasics]

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[@madhu_1489]

Sir this applys to fatty acid oxidation enzymes too?

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Didn't get the question

[@madhu_1489]

@@Biochemistrybasics sir, I asked that ,even fatty acid intracellular enzymes like CPT1 AND CPT2 enzymes also get inhibitions and denatured by high temperature?

[@MNawaz-ii7kr]

Outstanding sir g

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Thank you

[@parvathikrishna1404]

Thank you so much sir

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Most welcome dear

[@rukaiyagulzarali]

Agr question 20 marks me aa jaye enzyme inhibition ka to ye explaination enough h ya nahi ??

[@Biochemistrybasics]

It's more than enough

[@rukaiyagulzarali]

@@Biochemistrybasics ok thnx a lot 4 ur kind response

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@rukaiyagulzarali My pleasure

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Thanks alote sir .🙏🙏

[@Biochemistrybasics]

My pleasure अंकित.

[@sownthbaby9640]

Sir please upload other topics of enzyme ❤️😊😊

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Yes will do

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@@Biochemistrybasics ok sir

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@sownthbaby9640 please spare a few minutes and do spread the word about the channel among your batchmates and friends

[@sownthbaby9640]

Already i am share sir😊😊

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@sownthbaby9640 Thanks 😊🙏

[@Monk30187]

Tx Sir🙏

[@tawsiburrahman2368]

Awesome 🥰🥰❤️

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Thanks a lot 🙏😊

[@helloguys9649]

sir please share google drive link of the pdf in description...

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Okay dear

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Sir please keep uploading videos please 🙏

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Sure dear

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@@Biochemistrybasics tq sir

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[@AzadarHussain-iq8qz]

Reversible and irreversible samjh ni aya sir

[@Biochemistrybasics]

In reversible inhibitor binds with noncovalent bonds so they can remove easily while in irreversible inhibitor binds with convent bonds so they can't seperate easily so it's irreversible

[@vimaltwin8235]

Poda punda

[@heenagupta3]

Excellent video

[@Biochemistrybasics]

Thanks a lot dear