PCSK9 inhibitors, Statins and LDL receptors

This video explains the role of pcsk9 inhibitors and statins in up-regulating the LDL receptor levels thereby decreasign LDL-cholesterol. pcsk9 inhibitors increases the expression of ldl receptors and likewise statins also increases the expression of ldl receptors. Mechanism of pcsk9 inhibitors and stains in increasing ldl receptors is explained in detail.
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[@ashishsharma9339]

nice video. I had fairly good idea of all the components involved but nice to see everything in one place.

[@vasuja52]

Excellent presentation. Very informative. Found it easy to comprehend since you have explained all the basics. Thanks for this video. Sujatha Vasudevan

[@ryantownsend159]

Thank you for making such a clear video, especially thankful for such a clear diagram! Other videos on PCSK9 videos have not been as useful as yours!

[@PaulSchneider-bp2ic]

I have a question about long-term fasting: 3 days or more at a time. On a long-term fast, the body goes into protein conserving mode so as to minimize the catabolization of the body's own tissues. As I understand it, the body's metabolism remains in that state as long as one does not consume protein. So my question is, is there a minimum amount of protein one can consume which will not kick one out of that protein conservation mode of metabolism?

[@sujithamolps2036]

awesome video. sir please make a video on replication, transcription and translation

[@CRRonaldo-vp2to]

Nice explaination sir..... if sir could make video on pathology and pharmacology it would be of great help

[@pavitrahegde3063]

Thank you sir😀

[@Anonymous-007]

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[@satwikpradhan3559]

Very nice vedio,thanks,sir please make vedio on trimethylaminuria

[@DrMungli]

I will try in my future videos

[@cuongly6685]

Is it true that the PCSK9 inhibitors cause fatty liver? TIA.

[@DrMungli]

That is true, it may cause non alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD)

[@laibakhan7735]

Sir please make video on number of DNA in single cell of human body

[@ernesto80146]

buen vidi o crack! :D