Gs & Gi Pathways Of G-Protein-Coupled Receptors Explained | Clip

[@_itsbdv.]

excellent animation and explaination, and it's very helpful for medical students like me. Thank you so much Tal!

[@esmeraldalozano6184]

excellent explanation, thank you!

[@sciencewithtal]

Glad you found it useful, thanks!!

[@corazon_de_leon]

Tal sos un genio, muchas gracias por todos los videos!! super útiles todos, abrazo de uruguay

[@sciencewithtal]

Thank you for the love, I am glad you found the video useful !!

[@LifewithAmairanny]

Super good explanation

[@meeradubey1274]

Great job!

[@charmanteb2012]

Thank you!! Very helpful

[@sciencewithtal]

Im glad it helped, thanks!!

[@danielimagui23]

You didn't explained how the Gi receptor works. How it inhibits instead of excite.

[@sciencewithtal]

Good question, sorry if it was unclear. To put it simply, instead of activating adenylyl cyclase (like Gs does), the Gi G protein inactivates it which prevents the conversion of ATP to cAMP. Accordingly, it inactivates the pathways that Gs typically stimulates. Let me know if that helps.

[@antoinepons9811]

Merci beaucoup

[@sciencewithtal]

My pleasure!

[@sandra25]

tysm!!!

[@sciencewithtal]

My pleasure!

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