Proteins

What are proteins? Proteins are an essential part of the human diet. They are found in a variety of foods like eggs, dairy, seafood, legumes, meats, nuts, and seeds. Regardless of the source, the protein that we eat gets broken down and reformed into new proteins in our bodies. Find our full video library only on Osmosis: osms.it/more.
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[@sagara4e]

As a food scientist, for me the most impressive thing about proteins is that their main core (not the side chains) can react both as an acid and a base. That's mind-blowing 😮 That's why proteins are the main structure of our body 😮

[@jemy_tube]

they can make it neutral as well

[@anthonymounkes981]

wow, that's really interesting

[@05anjalyajay25]

U

[@sufyaani]

Thanks for the great information sir.

[@subject8332]

@Σά ββας So why did god make eye cancer?

[@CassandraBankson]

*Another excellent video!!* can I just say how grateful I am that vegetarian/vegan protein needs and examples are also included, in addition to patients with special disorders or in certain stages of life may have different needs. Thank you thank you thank you!

[@Jackschwent]

Being vegan is a disorder in itself. Sorry I’m a teenager, I can’t help but hate on people

[@spuddmd-on-yt8247]

@@Jackschwent well then the best thing to do is just keep quiet

[@UsmanMalik-jd2gh]

I have question Can we see amino acids under microscope

[@shta6400]

@Iyoha Frank well, not that sure but I'll give it a shot. Proteins are a very significant component of the cell membrane of the eukaryotic cells(well, we're totally made of those) and they act as receptors on our cells too and helps us identify any dangerous foreign material or toxins in the body and therefore allow us to take action against it before it gets worse. Our hormones and enzymes present in our body( enzymes- which help us with cellular respiration which is essential for us to survive and digestion and many more activities...) are nothing but proteins. Now, this really shows how crucial they are for us. Proteins also provide us with energy through cellular respiration.

[@levigeorge]

Yes

[@Billy-ri6op]

Me: He won't count them all Him: *inhales* 1:16

[@AndreaRamirez-mf6bk]

LMAOOOO THE INHALE

[@sciencebiologysalahaddin]

Amino acids : are the simplest units of protein molecule Contain two functional group an amino group(-NH2) and a carboxyl group(-COOH) all of the amino acids ( except proline ) have free carboxyl group and an amino group

[@Popchaaa0731]

I went here after a protein lecture in biochem

[@jemy_tube]

+1

[@mohdfarmaan8005]

+1

[@mxlxll]

+2

[@cake5705]

+1

[@shahriarhasanabir5909]

+1

[@arleygutarra9776]

Fantastic! Btw, how do you make these videos? What do you do animate with?

[@tempothing]

Nicely explained, thanks!

[@TheXV22]

Great video, thank you very much!

[@himeshgupta9637]

This video packs everything for general need in tight time pack. Excellent 👌

[@osmosis]

Glad you think so, Himesh! 😊

[@mjjahan8489]

I really like your explaination please give explanation on nephrosis...

[@Fingledoodler]

One thing that you do need to take in to consideration about dietary needs is that there is actually studies done on efficiency of the take up op proteins from different sources. so certain animal protein like egg whites have almost 100% conversion where something like peanuts our body only use about 40 - 50% of what you take in. So more of certain plants have to be taking in to get same protein. I am watching this as review because I studied this in 2014, however I still remember from our textbooks back then. So great video, but I do think this is an important piece of knowledge to take into consideration for people who want to follow a plant based diet to see how efficient the protein take up is and then calculate how much you need a day

[@UriValdez]

This is impressive, my lectures at colleges have not done what this video has done

[@osmosis]

Glad to be of help, Uriel! 😊

[@dvaughnpalmer6406]

I love this video so much keep it up 👍🏽👌🏾

[@niagraphics4640]

1:35 I have the highest of respect for you. That’s some serious pronunciation

[@bigchungusdriplord2301]

Yes

[@sebastiangottlieb1527]

imagine how many times he failed and had to redo it...

[@MeteCanKarahasan]

I like this channel. I've heard that protein pool is just the amount our bodies recycle daily, not related to the ingested amount. You should classify benefits of protein according to macro and micro nutrient benefits. Animal foods not just provide macro, but also micronutrients like cholesterol to make hormones and B12 for the conditionally essential methyl transfer requirements.

[@mishikaarora2009]

Thank you so much. That really helped with the preparation of my test. Very well explained. :)

[@osmosis]

Hi Mishika! Glad to be of help and good luck on your exam! 😊

[@mishikaarora2009]

@@osmosis thank yu

[@bigchungusdriplord2301]

Protein is very important for our nutrition so im glad you made this video

[@laxmisirvisetti6166]

😉 ft tfdf,gejlgggv

[@hypnotic72]

Thanks for the video 📹 The information was clear, and presented well.

[@osmosis]

Most welcome! 😊

[@user-xr9oy5ib5i]

Thank you for these videos; I have been struggling to understand these concepts in college and your content is the only thing that actually explains the material!!

[@osmosis]

Happy to help! 🥰❤️🙏🏼

[@rizwanalilaghari9306]

Most helpful for me.. Thnks Sir

[@killerboi4986]

Sir what is globular and fibres protein.. why you didn't discuss these type of protein..

[@hassanstar5098]

Thanks a lot I didn't expect that you will say them all 1:16

[@sakshishinde3101]

Thank you mam

[@h.s.hashim5558]

Thx uuuuuu♥️🥀🥀

[@gennadias7160]

I love how succinct yet informative this video was. Keep up the good work :)

[@lavadibo3987]

Thaaaank youuu❤❤❤❤❤

[@FutureAuth0r]

I didn’t realize how big of a role protein plays in our overall health. Cool

[@riteshchaudhary7784]

Man is giving biology lectures and gym diet plans in 1 single video😂 Thank you so much though, really helped me to prepare for exams :)

[@osmosis]

Most welcome, Ritesh! We hope your exam goes well! 😊

[@hajar8370]

Okey this is so useful thx

[@ThatsWhy-]

Would you please tell what is the nitrogen loss benefit ? Where I can get it from? 5:02

[@payojaaa]

i love how you said that people can get enough protein from various types of plant foods!

[@malakangel8198]

It really helped thank U alot

[@osmosis]

Glad to hear that, Malak! ❤️

[@ish.theticaly8175]

Best lecture ever...i literally scanned a QR code of this video from a med prep book

[@osmosis]

Thank you! 🥰

[@BOUHAMAMA]

Wow shockingly informational video! Good stuff

[@osmosis]

Glad you liked it! 🙌🏼

[@ndlabsinc1971]

Love this! We started to promote your channel with our email newsletter

[@abdelaali1983]

Well done. Thanks

[@osmosis]

Thanks for watching, Abdelaali! 💕

[@ollivee]

Such a great video thank you 🤎

[@kristinsladek]

Love this. Such a great way to explain protein

[@osmosis]

Glad you like it! ❤️

[@binteshahzad4544]

Nicely explained thanks

[@osmosis]

Our pleasure, Binte! 🙏🏼

[@minjael]

It’d be different if we had to work on ourselves from our own beginnings as opposed to someone else’s

[@user-fy6we8ml2b]

thanks

[@rashmikukreja4048]

Amazing explanation

[@osmosis]

Thanks, Rashmi! 💕

[@henolongerknewwhattobelive]

compose a poem about the importance of protein synthesis in our body. please

[@crenapun57]

tq

[@adi.diaries]

Is proteolysissame with hydrolysis?

[@powdereyes2210]

4:23 I know you might have took this into consideration but I'll ask anyway did you took into account 1 how much a person would eat each day and 2 how much can a human body absorb out of that amount

[@steveharvey3582]

Is protein subunit and structure of protein is same? Badly need for class

[@ChristeenaSunilkumar]

I'm a nursing student and this is very helpful video for me.. hankyou so much from India..💐❤

[@osmosis]

Glad it was helpful, Christeena!! ❤️

[@ilinshahbakhsh269]

Great🌷

[@LijoMusic]

I came here after I got scolded by my teacher about the lack of knowledge on proteins. Thank you for help *Osmosis* ❤

[@osmosis]

We hope this helped! 🙏🏼 ❤️ 😊

[@Cheesecake900]

Thanks you helped study

[@osmosis]

Happy to help! ❤️

[@user-ul2gl1ly8o]

Thank you mom

[@muhammadeditz9999]

*Well explained*

[@osmosis]

Thanks, Muhammad! 🙏🏼

[@fachriansyah9959]

Thanks you👍

[@iPadpro917]

This mark the beginning of biochemistry Thanks Osmo!

[@najwabeutycuterobloxshow4021]

Thanks for helping us i hope that helps to my school 🏫 💕

[@The-advicer]

I love your expo

[@dalalhabib6340]

I am grateful to you 🔥، thanks

[@osmosis]

Happy to help, Dalal! 🥰

[@bahastaram]

Which app can I use to make a seminar ? Please help

[@SamaS-mb1wm]

Power point

[@channa2490]

Plant powered, Stronger than ever 🌿 💪

[@ibrahimhamdy22]

Wow . Excellent vedio 💖

[@osmosis]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sainisisterspatiala9650]

Sir what are basic proteins??

[@adi.diaries]

Is proteolysis same with hydrolysis? 2:48

[@joshuachoong8881]

3:07 is that an alternate pronunciation? I've never heard duodenum pronounced like that before

[@bandamisozi.c-ou7ni]

Names of the proteins and the major one

[@rajaqureshi5125]

Nice 🙂👍 excellent good job

[@omarnavarro5289]

Lovely video, sadly in my mother tongue language there are no videos like these. Thanks god i speak english too haha

[@osmosis]

Hope our video was able to help O'Mar! 🥰

[@curtisnewton895]

feels more like a dietetic recommendation video

[@w3jd4n]

just like the two previous macromolecules, he didn't get into the structures

[@Biologybaba]

nice videos. which software ,application or technology you are using to make this video?

[@studytillyoucry8110]

Okay I don’t think I can be a doctor anymore. This is our first lesson in Biology and I already feel like breaking down from stress

[@aff9178]

Just wandering if freezing destroy the amount of protein in food or not

[@ethanvon4433]

very good vid nice

[@monalichouhan3459]

Sir plz provide notes

[@tigistmuluneh6055]

nice

[@ankitvashishtAby]

No Words to thank you..... Amazing video.

[@osmosis]

Most welcome, Ankit! 😊

[@nerd3390]

0:44 تمتلك معظم الاحماض الامينية ذرة كاربون مركزية مرتبط بمجموعة الامينو والكاربوكسيل وذرة هيدروجين وسلسلة جانبية (الامينو اسيد) الاستثناء لهذه القاعدة هو البرولين

[@princessihechi2391]

I love this🎉❤

[@osmosis]

Thanks! ❤️

[@enileahmed287]

this guy is awesome. thank you!

[@nerd3390]

1:55 يوجد ستة احماض امينية اساسية المشروطة لان الاجسام تستطيع تشكيلها باستثناء حالة المجاعة او خلل ولادي محدد Arginine Cysteine Glutamine Glycine Proline Tyrosine

[@izumi6502]

1:15 imagine you can repeat that part at the first time you heard it

[@onurgurdal1163]

i have living enviorment midterm but this does help

[@denniscleaver3559]

Can you still be protein deficient, if you have all of your amino acid intake at 120% or higher?

[@joeykersan8165]

Yes,if u have problem on digestive system:proteinuria

[@jeremic63]

i just wanted to know what type of food i need to eat for proteins i-

[@ollivee]

Same🐸

[@judica.cnapitupulu7320]

Terimakasih bu

[@jamessol7400]

Can you please make videos on individual metabolism?

[@maryamimtisal3469]

I loved your video Its imformative

[@ashu9757]

All this just to way ' WE GO JIM'

[@halimas7330]

Thanx osmosis I'm gonna see it again

[@michaelmoon8415]

You got to wake up to proteins.

[@abrarhussain3288]

Nice information

[@sujatanutritionist8964]

When you are comparing 64g of protein for veg and non veg people. Why the carb contents are ignored which is present in lentils, rice, bread, peanut butter?

[@gamep3kers825]

He also ignored the High Cholesterol, Saturated fats, and cancer causing Heterocyclic Acids like Phip as well as other issues with the Meats. This wasn’t a Nutritional video, just Protein comparison on a Gram to Gram bases and the importance of Protein in our bodies.

[@nerd3390]

البروتين الذي نأكله يُحطم و يُعاد تشكيله في بروتينات جديدة في اجسامنا تقوم البروتينات بمحاربة الinfections و مساعدة الخلايا على الانقسام ،،، البروتينات عبارة عن سلسلة من الاحماض الامينية المرتبطة مع بعضها بواسة روابط ببتيدية (مثل خيط من الخرز) تلتف وتنطوي لتعطي الشكل النهائي للبروتين ،،، عندما نأكل البروتين فانه يتحطم داخل اجسامنا الى احماض امينية مفردة

[@arpitas162]

I am still struggling that why my body is doing that for me without my order

[@lavagon1163]

Good, Good...

[@lavagon1163]

@@Rdgutdjlkbceaxvjk I saw your anger... -Emperor Palpatine

[@thetechshowmaster2246]

A video that gain lot of knowledge about protein

[@alokmishra6337]

How much Protein do you take every day ?

[@godwinmathew1630]

Thank u very much sir.. very good video.. thanks for the great help...

[@Jen-xq4ov]

I’m here because of a class help

[@kaliyahwilson5933]

Same here man same here 🥲

[@DjAlok-wl1ly]

Thanks bhaiya keep it up

[@ketkimutha1296]

Also try to include symptoms of protein deficiency.

[@Loml147]

"Your teaching is excellent, but I find it frustrating when you use scientific terms without elaborating on their meanings. Could you please provide definitions or explanations for these terms in your next lecture to help your audience better understand?"