Heat shock proteins

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very simple and best illustration so far, thank you.

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I don't know much about medical terminology but this video helped me understand more about a company I'm considering investing in that uses these same proteins as transport for vaccines! Pretty cool that they are found in most biological entities on earth. Thank you for the well illustrated information!

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Thanks for making this simple!!!

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[@red_hot_fire]

I knew nothing of heat shock protein only saw videos of people talking about it and this made it make a bit more sence . With how the protein activities as well. So thanks.

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Extremely helpful !

[@sancharidatta1014]

Thank u soooooo much...it really helps me to understand what's the HSP actually....thanks a lot

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[@sophiam9258]

Awesome video! Do you have any idea if the stimulation of HSP affect the organisms offspring? For example if an organism is exposed to extreme heat will their offspring have a higher resistance to the heat because their parents have produced more HSP?

[@DancesWithKitties]

Thank you so much for the easy to understand HSP.

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it really helped in my exam.thanks for teaching.

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Thank you so much for the wonderful explanation 😊

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Thank you!

[@aimanalvi9159]

That's a very nice and easy explanation. Can u plz make a video on various other roles of Hsps. That would b very helpful. Thanku

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[@gleycius]

at Shomu's Biology hello! I was wondering if the stress was heat and lets just say i am running two different temperatures on same cell. One is 37 degree Celsius and the other is 42 degree Celcius, are there any changes on the products? or will it be the same proteins? would one with the higher temp. produce a faster proteins because of the fast rate due to the higher temperature??

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Great easy to follow diagrams

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great video, saved me before my pathology exam in 2 days

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[@rubyaddo-danquah3422]

it is very awesome sir, please tell us about microbial stress response on antimicrobial agents

[@052970]

Thanks. I will mention this to my doctor. However, do barriers from criteria, insurance, legal, and personal policy (it's their call...). I doubt I will get very far at all.

[@khadidjaesperanza7078]

They do also have a role in activating the transcription , why haven’t you mentioned that? Thank you

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@@shomusbiologyofficial can i get a lec on heavy metal stress in plants? its urgent

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Thank u so much sir. Very well explained.

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Thank you... Now I got a some idea about it

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shomu can u tell me which exon s important in hspb1

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Very well explained. It helps a lot

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worth watching ur videos.

[@toddmarks581]

Does adding or engaging more hsp help a cell fold?

[@StanKindly]

What is your opinion of Ashwagandha and does it have benefits regulating HSP's?

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Thank you

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[@pawaartv]

dear fnd...one doubt here??? at (9.51 minute ) you said outer membrane protien is providing signal to inner membrane protien called Deg S. Then it signal is going to trigger the activation of Sigma E factor .But here i want know that what kind of signal mechanism at molecular level is taking place inbetween OMP and IMP protien called Deg S? plz clarify

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it's very awesome ,tell me about ABA signalling, thanks sir

[@4varaddeshmukh701]

sir ,plz explain biotic and abiotic stress signalling

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Thank you so much 😊 Sir 🙏

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[@sidhu_priya936]

haven't you mentioned the role of eIF 4E ??

[@radufotografu]

Is there any correlation between heat shock protein and human growth hormone? This would be a really interesting subject as it's becoming viral. Please send the link here if you do any an thank you for the greath info even if I see this after 7 years .

[@shahbazshah7827]

Dear what happend when protein not fold properly

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btw i subscribe! I am actually experimenting HSP17

[@Lowzenza4]

So what is the gene that encodes HSPs??? It is confusing to me...are HSP genes or is there another name for the gene that encodes HSP??

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[@Ilemaurice687]

Plz what is the role of 1 group of stress protein as biomarker

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Sir what do u do to make our interest in the topic?Just amazing!

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great information

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[@arshadshawl9050]

superb sir

[@udaynathhansdah8926]

Stress is plz describe

[@udbhasgarai3302]

I think the term "Intra-cellular" space used, from 8:37 onwards for the space between the outer and inner membranes is incorrect. It should instead be "Intra-membrane" space.

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Yes it should be intramembrane space

[@sarahrosse2178]

Please I need séquence DNA( HSF)

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Awesome

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[@mianusmanfarooq9223]

Why HSP dont denature due to high temprature.

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Thankyou sir❤

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Please upload a video on cold shock proteins

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Very nice

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Kindly make video on activation of hsp 7 in treatment of osteoarthritis

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[@sarahrosse2178]

Hey sir please Can talle me séquence ADN in this texte becouse I dont know Heat stress transcription factors (Hsfs) are the major regulators of the plant heat stress (hs) response. Sequencing of the Arabidopsis genome revealed the existence of 21 open-reading frames (ORFs) encoding putative Hsfs assigned to classes A-C. Here we present results of a functional genomics approach to the Arabidopsis Hsf family focused on the analysis of their C-terminal domains (CTDs) harboring conserved modules for their function as transcription factors and their intracellular localization. Using reporter assays in tobacco protoplasts and yeast as well as glutathione-S-transferase (GST) pull-down assays, we demonstrate that short peptide motifs enriched with aromatic and large hydrophobic amino acid (aa) residues embedded in an acidic surrounding (AHA motifs) are essential for transcriptional activity of class A Hsfs. In contrast to this, class B and C Hsfs lack AHA motifs and have no activator function on their own. We also provide evidence for the function of a leucine (Leu)-rich region centered around a conserved QMGΦL motif at the very C-terminus as a nuclear export signal (NES) of class A Hsfs. Sequence comparison indicates that the combination of a C-terminal AHA motif with the consensus sequence FWxxF/L,F/I/L as well as the adjacent NES represents a signature domain for plant class A Hsfs, which allowed to identify more than 60 new Hsfs from the expressed sequence tag (EST) database.

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Such are these postmodern times that at first glance I have ask the question: "is he really discussing heat shock proteins or is this an elaborate attempt at trolling Joe Rogan? "

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Sir we want video on heat shock method

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At 0:40 I almost thought u'd kill us