Mechanism of Action of Acetazolamide - a Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitor

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Thank you so much heroo!i was studying diuretics and cant undersand action of acetazolamid for half an hour Better than long articles That was very helpful

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[@NonstopNeuron]

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I use multiple software. Concepts, inkscape, draw.io, PowerPoint, Gimp, blender, audacity and many more.

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[@Itsme-pb9eb]

Thank you! Can you explain why there is selflimiting action, in Wikipedia I've read that bicarbonate (HCO3−) itself can not diffuse across the cell membrane in its polar state.

[@NonstopNeuron]

Both your confusions are already addressed in the video. The self limiting action is because eventually HCO3- level decreases in the body. So less of it is filtered. This small load can be reabsorbed even without carbonic anhydrase. And HCO3- is absorbed in the form of CO2. Watch video carefully again if needed.

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Un catalysed reaction between carbon dioxide and water is sufficient to reabsorb filtered bicarbonate

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[@zel2058]

Hello ! First thank you so much for this vidéo!!!! I have just one question about co2... I didnt understand when you said " co2 is lipid soluble? I thought it was a gas ( i hope you understand my question sorry for my english xD )

[@NonstopNeuron]

Gases can dissolve in liquids. Why is the confusion? Haven't you drunk carbonated drinks?

[@zel2058]

@@NonstopNeuron yes, but when you said that co2 is lipid soluble it means thats the co2 have the ability to easily diffuse between the membrane ??

[@NonstopNeuron]

Yes. Exactly

[@zel2058]

@@NonstopNeuron OK thank you

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