Ramanujan Hegde (MRC) 1: Compartmentalization of Proteins Inside Cells

[@yousefrisha5062]

What i loved about this intro the most is how he tales you slowly through the scientific experiments and their conclusions.

[@carolrubano1303]

Hard to believe--this handsome, brilliant, wonderfully giving man is my son-in-law.

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

Don't be embarrassing and silly.

[@thefenerbahcesk4156]

@@MichaelHarrisIreland how is that embarassing and silly? You wish you had a son like that.

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

@@thefenerbahcesk4156 Your comment made me watch the video again. It is very complicated and I didn't find myself wondering whose's son-in-law he was.

[@tactileslut]

I don't know your daughter or her husband, seen above, but I still take offense at your surprise that someone could be educated and articulate and still interested in your daughter. What does that say about your impression of _her_ ?

[@thefenerbahcesk4156]

@@tactileslut she's clearly being humble saying she's surprised how lucky she is in life. And she's also complementing both him and her daughter. I mean what the hell? You people don't get out much do you?

[@thefenerbahcesk4156]

How do you extract RNA from the antibody secreting cells?

[@bigfootpegrande]

By the way, another brilliant Ramanujan!

[@noadtubov4116]

Fantastic lecture.

[@bigfootpegrande]

Obrigado, from Brazil.

[@rogerparker3422]

A very interesting lecture - thanks!

[@cloiddokich4351]

Interesting studies in electron microscopy involving the liver proteins and bacteria ?

[@evelyne7071]

Excellent

[@mmartin5816]

What causes the ER to have the shape that it does? And why does it have that shape?

[@AshishBihani]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5-VYZ2pqsetrLs This might help.

[@Tadesan]

Thank you for your beautiful pronunciation!

[@KeepRowing247]

Yes he does a wonderful job

[@rockapedra1130]

Wow ... this is amazing!!!

[@woloabel]

(On Monday of April 17, 2023). On the Matter of Compartmentalization of Proteins Inside Cells by PhD Ramanujan Hegde (MRC) on the Overall Subject of Biochemistry: 1) Proteomics is a fledgling Technology, but as we already know plagued by likely novel ordeals of Pathological Depositions (Tau Protein, Amyloid Protein, et al) and the Infectious notion of Protein. It is here where the greatest mishap and therefore greatest potential abounds. I have sensed the nature of Amino Acids to be no different than the Instability of DNA upon Ionizing Radiation Exposure (i.e Sunlight Overexposure, Radioactivity and possibly even worse by Radiotechnology) or that of the inherent Instability of Ribonucleic Acid (RNA's Half-Life is Comparable to the Most Short-Lived natural Isotopes). If Translocation of Proteins is guided by Receptor-Ligand Diametrics and Affinity therein, then within the DNA Molecule lies the Encodes of such Mechanism surely by possible Mechanism of Alpha-Beta Switching Configuration, or Dexter-Levo Reorientation by Triggers as Grand as Recombinant Technology, Virus or the Ever Present Free Radical Oxidative Stress. Anyway, Certainly, Prions Disease, as the Grand Baby Neoplasia along with the known Protein Translocation Classics (Mohr-Tranebjaerg Syndrome, Zellweger Syndrome, Adrenoleukodystrophy [ALD], Refsum Disease) surely can benefit from sound waring of Organic or Wild-Type Consumption versus that of Rife and Easy Accessibility of Non-Organic or Recombinant Origin. I would rather grow it myself as the best Chef is often one who in tune with Personal Idiosyncrasies, the Self. PhD Ramanujan "Manu" Hegde, es muss sein viel gut zu Wissenschaft haben aber zu machen es gut besser eben sei. Heil!

[@stepananokhin693]

Mind-blowing! Thank you!

[@carlotonydaristotile7420]

Very cool

[@baisun9088]

handsome