Receptor Tyrosine Kinases (Newer Version)

[@aslagca7134]

I was struggling with understanding this. And 4,38 minutes here. I understand. You saved a lot of time for me. I'm very grateful.

[@rarztzy]

currently in my first year of neuroscience and this helped me a lot!!! you explained it so well!!!

[@btchhangte4481]

Please explain Protein kinase R

[@marinareingruberfevereiro1720]

you did a nice job explaining it, thank you! I wish you had a continuation explaining about Ras and its cascade.

[@Samanta19999]

great idea have you found any videos about that RAS proteins?

[@k9diver2]

Thank you. I don’t remember much of my chemistry and only rudimentary biology from high school. I was recently diagnosed with CML and am now taking a TKI. This helps explain TK better and has helped with my understanding. I thank you for that!

[@wilhelmjodie4031]

Hey , im in med school in French, and I didn't find any french video about this idea, but you're video was very easy to understand, thank you !

[@sepehrarkani6689]

Great video. Concise, detailed, and informative. Much appreciated.

[@shontamanning7960]

omg thank you so much you explained it sooo much better than my college professor!!!!

[@1Itsyasr]

رحم الله والديج ❤️

[@ihrMeauschen]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I have a presentation tomorrow and this was the last thing I was uncertain about.

[@martinsnathan2039]

Même en ne parlant qu'à moitié l'anglais j'ai tout compris. Thank you !!!!

[@mhmdosman2469]

I just want to say thank you 😊 I have been struggling to understand this and you just made it with four and a half minutes you should be my professor you would make a better job than he did

[@mhmdosman2469]

thank you I passed the test

[@Jindy2]

Beautifully explained - thank you.

[@khizrabatool9989]

thankyou so much... i finally understood it

[@shady7villareal]

I’m using this info for my project... thxs a lot mr. Renfro , wouldn’t be here without you ‘:)

[@dianagg8614]

Same 😳

[@yahirhernandez5502]

Same

[@arishbamemon8929]

Hi, thank you for this video. It was short, simple, and very clear. I had one question that I'm confused about. Do both binding sites need to be filled for RTK's to become dimerized? What would happen if only one binding site is filled and the other one isn't? Would that ligand detach or would it stay there until the other site is filled?

[@kendallcoker2809]

Wow this saved me, I have watched so many videos and this is the only one that made sense, thank you

[@maidenhairfern202]

Thank you so much for this! really helped clear up this process

[@ewisnote3441]

Been trawling the Wikipedia article trying to understand this, thank you

[@menakhalid1697]

This is so incredibly helpful!!! ❤️❤️❤️ thank you so much 😊

[@AD-hs9su]

Best explanation ❤️👏

[@cristinacalabrese5356]

Thank you so much!!! You explained everything quickly and very well ❤

[@priscillasarfoa92]

Very well explained. Thank you!

[@jackie3474]

I’m drunk and watching this and it’s making sense which is like a huge compliment

[@marcusabston6365]

Now I can fully picture what on earth a Dimer is thank you

[@fushi7853]

thank you so much for this simple explanaition

[@victorystocktv]

00:11 tyrosine(아미노산)이 여러 개 결합한 화합물-> polypeptide, protein 00:28 tyrosine 위치 Thank you!!

[@agnosia6253]

How sweet u r and how perfect u explained it ❤

[@sadiqchoudhury8475]

ABSOLUTE LEGEND

[@FatimaMD7]

Thank you ❤

[@mehsudmedicos8768]

very well and simplest explaind mam😊❤

[@walaadabbas9354]

how brilliant and creative u are!!! ty alot n keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep this up

[@IceBlueLugia]

Whoa that relay protein animation was sick!!

[@benjaminyong2044]

Sorry but may I know if the individual polypeptide chains are quaternary before they come together or are they tertiary?

[@salomarirou4919]

Very good job i will Ask you for a minute when th groupe of six tyrosine phosporated so that give us Always a six cell respense if i am false please show me the correct answer thx again

[@salomarirou4919]

Does every tyrosine kinase take phosphate from ATP present in cytoplasm or does only one of them when phosphorylation transfer phosphorous to a relative of tyrosine kinase colloquially, meaning that each one when phosphorylation transmits phosphorous to her sister and I think the first is correct, answer me please

[@sadiqal-herz7964]

Great video…… thanks

[@lakep7798]

EXCELLENT! Thank you!

[@heyahowareyou5971]

Thank you for this!!!

[@user-zc7se8ui9q]

you saved me... Thank you so much!!!

[@thatgirlasma]

Thank you so much this was very helpful!!

[@Gs-Kerai]

Thanks

[@ghiada9414]

You are the best ❤

[@rojangaikwad3879]

Nice

[@hihyunjin556]

thank you so much, I'll use these ideas for my project! I'm doing this in AP BIO

[@kokocipher]

receptor tyrosine kinases === binds Ligand ==> transient dimerization eg. Insulin, GF all you really have to know for exams

[@oreobewbs]

I was wondering what program do you use to make this video? We're doing a project in my AP Bio similar to this but with a different subject.

[@HeyNow1003]

I just made it with powerpoint (and used the animations feature to make things move) and then recorded with screen-cast-o-matic (the free version)

[@kawtharalhameed2548]

Well explained!! Thank you❤️❤️

[@telyniagrenfell-lee2822]

Very helpful!!

[@mohamedabdikarim1905]

Very clear....

[@mareinamary4005]

Awesome!

[@salomarirou4919]

How important is dimer formation? thx

[@janepiccirilli4654]

Thank you so much! This really helped!

[@flycandy392]

Thanks for explaination!

[@Abdo_s-dw1vc]

Thank you

[@Smithschannel]

Shoutout to my Biology 1010 class at SLCC. I hope you all survive the course!!

[@brandonopara7778]

thank you so much!

[@DhanAadian]

good stuff

[@mfrabbi2]

All kind of proteins in cell go through conformational changes or selective few??By the way,this video is cool!

[@timothyhsu9418]

only some of the proteins. such as calmodulin and Rb. Most of the protein, which act not as an inhibitor, activator or signaling will not change.

[@chomaissaziani8241]

thank you 👌💖

[@mohamedmonem6852]

Wow ❤

[@ssaunter9965]

Epic video

[@sohemamoosa2229]

Amazing video

[@irfaanwar6084]

can you please mention the reference

[@sockholderz]

you may or may not have just saved my ap bio grade ty

[@AmanBhosale]

मैडम धन्यवाद आपका

[@kaanakbulut]

thanks

[@learningskills483]

Nice explanation

[@learningskills483]

@@willaherold9027 what??

[@willaherold9027]

teaching BEd I have no idea how this got here!

[@antonvoblikov5809]

What kind of program did you use to do the animation?

[@HeyNow1003]

Power Point

[@freedaboyoung3722]

Wow

[@learner2857]

I found you The best

[@harunb.530]

Dope

[@XxiPoisonZxX]

When does autophosphorylation occur?

[@HeyNow1003]

Not sure...

[@muhammadirtaza9269]

@Poison yes autophosphorylation of β-subunits occur!

[@mohamedhafiz8120]

After binding of insulin and activation of tyrosine kinase receptor

[@destinytristina2083]

Autophorylation occur when ATP gives one phosphate to a Tyrosine and attached itself to it in order for auto phosphorylation occurs for activation.

[@XxiPoisonZxX]

@@destinytristina2083 i passed the exam last year but thank you for the help regardless bro

[@zannatul23]

your voice tho

[@ToniiGray]

What about it?

[@zannatul23]

Toni Gray its cute

[@tejpalsahani9295]

Hi sweet voice

[@mikecastro4403]

I was thinking the same thing, she has a sexy voice

[@kundana2005]

Very well explained! Thank you!

[@faizamahmoudkamelharidyali9115]

Thank you❤

[@chillyzibra7836]

Thank you ❤