Collagen: Types and Synthesis Pathway

[@veryvery923]

FANTASTIC video!! Thank you so much for taking your time in making it, you illustrate it in a great, simple manner. Just a comment that has been made previously and might help clarify: SCAB mnemonic for the types of collagen Type 1: S (SKIN, tendons, ligaments, bone cornea etc) Type 2: C (Cartilage- connective tissue) Type 3: A (Arteries) * Thats why in Ehlers-Danlos its 1 and type 3 collagen the 3 is the blood vessel component you spoke about and the 1 includes skin, ligaments, tendons Type 4: B (Basement membrane) Thank you again, I hadn't been able to piece this information together (about synthesis and such) till I saw your video..KEEP IT UP :D

[@ashleyng7466]

Thank you!

[@graceremo5724]

Thank you, I'm currently reviewing this synthesis and I found your video very helpful!

[@kaytee789]

This is amazing! Thank you so much for making this video it actually helped me understand better this collagen pathway for OI.

[@nellyhoffman6194]

Man you are a Medicine LEGEND ... Thanks a lot god bless you

[@amrghanem6795]

You made it so simple so understandable .. Many thanks and keep the great work up :)

[@hasanalmomani745]

thank you aloooooooooooooot simple very simple and great way in teaching

[@arvinatanacio9350]

thank you so much. this helps alot. pls continue to share more educational videos. we really appreciate ur efforts

[@AllahHumaAjirniMinunNar]

I think type 1 is skin and type 3 is arteries. Correct me if i am wrong. thanks.

[@hatemuffin]

You are indeed correct.

[@rockafella8298]

Thank you, I was hoping you will also mention Menkes Disease (deficient cross-linking secondary to copper deficiency. Reduced activity of lysyl oxidase (cu+) ).

[@bluesquarepeptideuk6538]

To the point and easy to understand...

[@FrenchieDamsel]

and all of a sudden by 16:00 it felt like I finally found light! thank you so much :)

[@doa254]

Thank u for ur amazing work

[@nadaadawy1594]

Amazing ,organized to the point ! thank you

[@bquadrupleasterisk3489]

Your video was great.. but what about the SCAB mnemonic for types of collagen?

[@Stockholmpudding]

Amazing video! Helped me so much on my paper on OI.

[@houstoncambodia]

Wonderful explanation. Thank you very much. I'm trying to understand my professor's notes, however, and I see that tropocollagen comes together first to form collagen *fibrils*, which then bundle together to form collagen *fibers*. This may be a bit trivial, so maybe it's no big deal. It seems like it's worth mentioning though! Anyway, this video got you another subscriber. Thanks again. Edit: I guess a collagen fibril is, indeed, "collagen". There's just more modification later on.

[@lubnaattal4587]

Super helpful! Thanks for doing this

[@kaylamiller2418]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@Javerick137]

Lots of help, thank you.

[@amrghanem6795]

But Y is mainly hydroxyproline yes :)

[@elenaatkinson1622]

Can you do a video explaining collagen cross-links (in urine)? You touched on it briefly, but the only videos I've found are about ophthalmic applications

[@Jamshaidzubairee]

thank you so much.... best lecture

[@pratik3867]

great info... thanks a lot..!!!

[@Jamshaidzubairee]

plz make a lecture on Amino Acids structure ... important points regarding USMLE

[@lunahidaya1642]

great job! many thanks

[@CoramDeoHawaii]

Hi Buddy, thank you, I learned a lot today! Cheers!

[@taghreedatefabdallah3451]

awesome lt's realy working

[@keshaclutter5147]

very informative, thanks

[@ayaadam3423]

Thank you sooo much for breaking it down! :D

What would be the best collagen supplement to take for younger skin? I have seen some called 1200mg Pure Marine Collagen & 300mg Hyaluronic Acid in, and some WITHOUT the Hyaluonic acid? like one which is 700mg Fish Collagen preserves its triple-helix structure, thus keeping polypeptides and amino acids intact? Can you please advise which one is best to take? and how many mg per day? thank you.

[@tayyababatool2032]

Thank you

[@sailorprican]

thanks! it help me a lot!

[@salma_md]

thank you ❤

[@kktn4739]

Yes. 👌

[@laksithawijesinghe8211]

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[@NV-qi6wf]

Thank you!

[@Dr.Rose.s]

fabulous, thank you so muuuch

[@esraahashim1569]

That was absolutely amaizinnnnnng^^^^ thanks alotttt ♡

[@rajashreechakraborty747]

I just can`t believe someone so hot can be this smart! :D Btw, Y is always the hydroxylated form of the X! Ain`t it?

[@hkrzzzz1966]

Very cracking bro.....appreciated.....thank you man...

[@luqi01]

THANKSSSS BROOO!

[@alaahusain9911]

AWESOME THXXX

[@omarelmarsafy1313]

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[@8883Mr]

not -bad - can i strongly recommend that you rehearse before putting on line!

[@anurajms]

great video. tanz a ton. keep posting ;-)

[@erkanbatti]

great

[@selfmade4606]

❤

[@noursh123]

Wonderful thank you

[@xXxMCmanxXx]

Great video, a bit slow if you ask me, but fantastically explained

[@doa254]

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[@yf.as.]

يابه سلاما عليكم هو ار يوو

[@genienuttz]

but u forgot to mention where went wrong with Alport syndrome