USMLE Step 1: How to memorize monoclonal antibodies

USMLE Step 1 Monoclonal Antibodies . For Step 1 of your boards, you need to know the target AND nature of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs). In this video I'll show you a method to keep these straight, keep watching!
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[@ChandraChandra-ko8uk]

Just simple and crisp. I think most of ur vids r so underrated.but one of the best content I'm KZbin. Thanks for the content. Pls keep uploading more of such wonderful educative stuff

[@acingmedicine]

Thank you so much! Your comment means a lot❤️ sure I will keep uploading whenever I get the chance

[@ChandraChandra-ko8uk]

@@acingmedicine thank u

[@Dr.SNY24-7]

Just Amazing! You save lots of energy and time of your viewers! Thank u so much!

[@acingmedicine]

I’m so happy to help!

[@princessz5087]

Wonderful! It’s really helpful!

[@Dr.SNY24-7]

Please also make step 1 specific videos regarding CVS & CNS. These are 2 systems most of the students struggle with. TIA!

[@isobelabeyounis1367]

this is brilliant - thank you!

[@acingmedicine]

You’re welcome glad you liked it!

[@mohamedghonim394]

That's brilliant! I find this so beneficial. THE MORE YOU KNOW :O

[@acingmedicine]

See ;) Thank you!

[@studentdoctor4564]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing. 😃

[@acingmedicine]

Anytime!

[@claudiabeteta5737]

Awesome 👏🏻 thank you for sharing

[@acingmedicine]

You’re welcome Claudia!

[@doctorposting]

i literally spent 2 days trying to re-find this video because i had stumbled upon it years ago before i really studied this and i NEEDED to find it again. HAHAH so basically these notes are going into my FA. thank you😁😁😁

[@acingmedicine]

I'm so glad! Wish you all the best 😊

[@prachikulkarni6088]

Awesome video! I really liked it.

[@acingmedicine]

Glad you liked it!!

[@change778]

You are awesome. Thank you

[@acingmedicine]

You’re welcome anytime!

[@lusinemelikyan8031]

Best video for this topic 👏

[@acingmedicine]

Thank you!

[@haticha1]

Great job ❤

[@acingmedicine]

Thank you!

[@Drspraker]

Oh wow, excellent

[@acingmedicine]

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[@dom6783]

Thank you!!

[@acingmedicine]

anytime!

[@yugandharsajja297]

Thank You.

[@acingmedicine]

You’re welcome

[@christianaagyakwah893]

thanks, please can u do a video on respiratory physiology ... especially the lung compliance graph and how to answer questions on respiratory physiology. thanks

[@acingmedicine]

Noted

[@agriculturelk2551]

Nice explanation

[@acingmedicine]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Taha-dj4ly]

What if it ends with nib Like imatinib

[@ImranKhan-iv5eb]

Awsomee.. super helpful . ❤ thank u for it

[@acingmedicine]

I’m so glad!

[@jonathanjmorales1991]

Hey mind if I ask what video software you’re using for recording these videos. Thanks

[@acingmedicine]

It's just Powerpoint :), use the "record slideshow" feature, and the "morph" transition for a smooth flow. But I do edit with OpenShot video editor to add some music

[@minamelka860]

can i have a quick question Re; Celiac D....on Biopsy-reveals "intraEpithelial Lymphocytosis"....it seems to me that....it appears..."inter Epithelial Lymphocytosis..."....can you please...help clear it out.....

[@acingmedicine]

Hi, it is indeed intraepithelial as in inside the cells not in between them. Lymphocytes are inside epithelial cells of the intestine

[@NoorFatima-sc3zk]

great video! So is riTUXImab against tumor?

[@acingmedicine]

Yep! it's an anti-CD20 antibody used to treat CLL :)

[@ChandraChandra-ko8uk]

Just wonderful.. But what about others tinib fenib etc like mab

[@acingmedicine]

suffix -nib is not a monoclonal antibody. nib is short for inhibitor, so for example -tinib is a tyrosine kinase inhibitor

[@ChandraChandra-ko8uk]

@@acingmedicine true. Is there any clear methodology for their nomenclature just like we had for mab

[@ChandraChandra-ko8uk]

@@acingmedicine thanks btw

[@acingmedicine]

@@ChandraChandra-ko8uk I think just the letter before nib. So for instance angiogenesis inhibitors have the suffix anib. I didn’t really dive much into that

[@minamelka860]

hmm...sorry...i can't figure it out how Lymphocytes (B cell, T cells) enter the Duodenum Intestinal cells....can you please let us know the moa...would much appreciate....

[@acingmedicine]

Since gliadin which is an immune trigger in celiac disease, has to pass by the intestinal cells first in order to reach the blood and be absorbed. So immune cells will head anywhere there’s gliadin, including the epithelium they go there by chemotaxis. Now I’m wondering can you specify the exact topic you requested on bone diseases.

[@minamelka860]

very appreciate for your reply...about Celiac D....anyway... for Bone....... different types of bone cancers...and how to remember its cancer location on its specific....