What are CHNOPS? These Chemical Elements = 98% of Life | Biology | Biochemistry

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C10H12N2O - Serotonin Well done, even me as non-native speaker did understand this. I hope you do more videos about biochemistry :-)

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Awesome one!! Serotonin is so important. We're so glad you are watching!! Definitely more videos on the way!! We're working on one about functional groups right now.

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I prefer SPONCH, since it sounds better. It's also a candy bar.

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very nice, simple and informative. Thank you.

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Very nice background and music! I think most of the amino acids contain CHONPS only

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fructose is another example :)

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C55H104O6 - average composition of an adipose tissue

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Thanks so much for nice explain

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C3H8NO5P Glyphosate because we reflect ourselves.

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Thank you so much.

[@morgengabe1]

I'd pronounce it "kuh-nops"

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C11H26NO2PS - VX Nerve Agent. I know it is artificial, but it has its potential only in some CHNOPS-based living organisms :p

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Wow, great one!! I definitely think that counts, since those nerve agents usually work by mimicking a natural ligand in the body (in this case, an enzyme inhibitor). Thanks for watching!! :)

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C11H12N2O2 Tryptophan

[@sandervdweijden]

If we are talking about macromolecules then the insulin receptor comes to mind which contains all of CHNOPS :)

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The amount of calcium is greater than sulphur in living organisms ... then why is calcium not in six elements?

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Calcium beats out sulfur in our bodies in terms of mass

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Of Course!!

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nucleic acids contain all but sulfur

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Great choice!! In future videos, we'll talk about how molecular biologists can use that to their advantage in some experiments - labeling sulfur as a way to exclude DNA/RNA from their results. Thanks for watching! :)

[@saifomarkitaz2257]

Same bro ... I was also thinking of a molecule that has all chnops but I coldn't find so nucletide or nucleic acid is the closest answer :)

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Centrum contains all chnops

[@filipve73]

For silicone based life forms I assume they probably live in a very hostile and cold places? Where the sun radiate at 5500 Kelvin the photo synthese has more variation on the biochemistry on Earth. But for silicon based live forms that would be arround 180 Kelvin more like the distance between Jupiter and Ganymede. But that only a wild guess :)

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Phospholipids

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H20

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My answer Acetyl coezyme A

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H2O

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What percentage of each of these elements will cause matter to spring into life?

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96%*

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In a loving relationship can I pick chnops as life substances instead of silicon which is gold scientifically as chnops is life as per biology? Say yes or no Yes. ChatGPT ♥️🌹🌹♥️

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DNA

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Wine