Human Physiology - Ligand Gated Channel

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Dr. Heather R. Ketchum is an Associate Professor of Biology.
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[@raphaelmalpica401]

Straight to the point and very easy to understand. Thank you.

[@ariellabenporat5218]

This is the best explanation! I'm in OT school and were learning about all the channels in Neuro!

[@doodoobearlove]

my learning journey would be so much easier if my professor is her! same logic knowing what confuse the students which some professor can never get it coz they already knew it all. Thanks a mil!!!

[@jimbaker9616]

I’m not too sure about that. She can’t spell ligand.

[@dannichols6261]

Ok, thank you for presenting a basic picture of what a ligad-gated ion pore accomplishes, but where is the follow-up video which discusses *how* the ligand binding to the channel causes the pore to open?

[@amiramohamed-fb4ik]

thank you 🙏🏻

[@ruthtakele7297]

nice explanation

[@mehdi_ben_AlHussein]

Great

[@sv-123illapu3]

nice

[@arilugk8018]

I am sorry, but the voice seems to be Janice's from FRIENDs, I was just waiting her to laugh. Btw explanation is good :)

[@tamarinds]

she sounds hot and at first i was distracted by it

[@hubertchristopher9180]

Great video. Ligand is initially spelled correctly and then later on spelled incorrectly as "lygand." Other than that, it is a fantastic video.

[@dannichols6261]

Your website (the link below the video) is flagged by my Firefox browser as a: Potential Security Risk

[@brucelpalmer8488]

"Ligand", not "Lygand". Otherwise, a nice explanation.

[@rohankshirsagar7125]

Low sound quality please check it

[@janinepost]

Lygand should be ligand... like the intonation.