Michael Hall (University of Basel): The Story of TOR (Target of Rapamycin)

[@Monica-dj7ee]

I am glad that Dr. Hall always remembers to credit his team members John and Ray before starting the topic description, though he could just I-centralize it. I got the opportunity to attend his lecture on Rockefeller university. The prospect of mTOR though reservedly complex, is optimistically expanding.

[@Krath1988]

This channel and these videos are amazing and absolutely essential to bringing science into public view. Thank you!

[@gokhanakman9785]

Inspiring....I really enjoy listening the historical perspective

[@ProfFeinman]

Great presentation. Not only metformin interacts with TOR pathways but ketone bodies are TOR deactylase inhibitors which likely plays a role in the highly effective use of ketogenic diets in treating and presumably preventing type 2 diabetes. (Prevention in that ketogenic diets ameliorate metabolic syndrome).

[@skeeterskater5884]

Dr Hall- one of the finest videos I have watched on YT! Would be glued to my seat if you would do an update from 2004 to the present time as there seems to be an explosion of work in this field. Thanks, again!! Colin, MD

[@martins_kreicis]

Fabulous science and fabulous explanation. Human mind at its best. Thank you.

[@juanmarcos3073]

Excellent explanation, thank you!

[@Anitalazt]

A great video, very interesting and easy to understand...I hope the TOR can be a good element to use against some diseases.

[@quentin-v9d]

Excellent video though I would have enjoyed more detail about the role of phosphorylation as a signalling agent in the TOR signalling cascade. Especially as I think many of the enzymes in the TOR pathways are kinases.

[@violettelongo7055]

Can you do the season 2 please? from 2004 to 2020.

[@ashutoshdhebe8476]

Is there any way i can contact Sir Micheal N Hall.wanted to know about HLPP anticancer treatment.

[@tajmenn]

just google him and send him an e-mail

[@miimchatv3862]

I wish you provided a translation to Arabic Language for this video

[@flaviosonanini6585]

he looks like robert deniro