USMLE Step 1 Biochemistry || 32 High-Yield topics!

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[@MrTechnoFalcon]

You kept saying 6+ lobed RBC in b9/12 deficiency, but they are neutrophils.

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[@aaron.harris]

20:34 you say vitamin K inhibits factors 2,7,9,10. Doesn't vitamin K activate these factors? And warfarin would effectively inhibit these factors by blocking Vitamin K dependent epoxide reductase

[@mohamedhommeida2854]

You're 100% right. 2,7,9,10 are vitamin K-dependent factors. Warfarin inhibits 27910 and proteins C, S.

[@taunjahbell169]

Great review! Please do one on micro and pharm-thanks!

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[@taylorkowalski5631]

Great video! Isn't aggression more associated with Hunter rather than Hurler?

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[@Wiz51]

Classic lab findings are pretty important. Why couldn’t you include it in your slides? Hopefully you can in future videos.

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[@DA-bb1jc]

Hunter syndrome is the aggressive one, not Hurler syndrome

[@zulfiyalazimova]

Thank You🙏🤍 Is chemical formulas important for exam? Do I have to memorize them❓

[@MrTechnoFalcon]

Not for the USMLE! But you should be familiar with common functional groups, and famous drugs that get ion trapped.

[@DirtySnatch-x2j]

Vit k, inhibits those factors? Or those factors are dependent on vit k

[@aaron.harris]

I think he misspoke. Vitamin K activates 2,7,9,10. Warfarin would block these factors by blocking Vit K dependent epoxide reductase

[@JOHNNIEUSA]

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Can you answer everybody please ?

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