Lipoprotein Physiology: LDL (3/4)


Low-density lipoprotein

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26 Reviews to “Lipoprotein Physiology: LDL (3/4)”

  1. thinkingman07 says:

    Great work. Thanks for sharing. Great drawings and clear explanations.

  2. liya5360 says:

    the explanation is simple
    much better than written in the books or my lecturer explanation
    keep up the good works!

  3. jennaletton says:

    you are a very very good teacher!! i dont usually comment on videos but this is worth commenting on. keep the vids coming they r great. :) and u r a very good @ drawing

  4. smoghis says:

    So helpfull! Thank you so much

  5. ingelix says:

    One thing that was not commented is how the body seperates between newly formed VLDL and LDL since they apparently contain the same apolipoproteins.

  6. toxicAK47 says:

    thanks a lot man!

  7. whitedove3002 says:

    and u need to get treated from ADHD

    the vid is so helpful, always found this part confusing very good way of presenting info keep up the good work excellent vid

  8. borsaniasushant1 says:

    thank you verymuch…

  9. Celltypewhatkind says:

    thank so much .

  10. Myleanne14 says:

    Great work my man. superior work!

  11. chamoodiley says:

    Thank you!!!!!!!! This was great! You clarified it so much better than my prof!

  12. leggolandia says:

    To clarify: It is not the excessive amounts of LDL cholesterol that cause atherosclerosis, but the over abundance of LDL particles causing a steep diffusion gradient which migrates particles into the subendothelial space. This is where normal lipid panels measuring cholesterol can be under representative for a patients cardiovascular risk. Many patients with Cardiometabolic risk factors have cholesterol depleted LDL-P causing them to need more of LDL-P to traffic normal LDL cholesterol levels.

  13. atitghoda says:

    the video is great! just one thing i fail to understand is why would the cholesterol level of LDL be higher than that of VLDL ? because after all LDL is VLDL but with less triglycerides. Technically shouldnt it have the same amount of cholesterol that VLDL had?

  14. batatinhos says:

    Tens toda a razão, camarada! A FCML tem um lugar para ti como regente!! ; )

  15. sonialina86 says:

    thank you soo much! you are a genius, I now understand this, I`m really greatful for this. keep up the good work:) you should become a teacher if ur not.

  16. LandlordLightSport says:

    Yeah that’s true, perhaps mentioning it in an annotation will save time making a new video.

  17. ngrpleez says:

    this guy..he comments every vid that mentions lipids. This guy is an invaluable source to med students who CBF listening to geriatric professors.. don’t spoil it please!

  18. marianiroberto says:

    Really good explanation, excellent diagrams. Just one remark, Lipoprotein Lipase is only found in Endothelial Cells and not adipocytes, in this case in Endothelial cells of capillaries surrounding adipose tissue.

  19. ciscah says:

    This is really good, but you need to drink water before you do these. I can hear your tongue sticking to the top of your mouth. Hearing the inside of your mouth is very distracting.

  20. izzahluvdaus says:

    i have CVR exam tomorrow and this vid saves me~! muah! thanks so much~!!!!!!!!!!!!

  21. litebug12345 says:

    I started the program with the intention of taking Sterolyn for 90 instead of taking my cholesterol prescription meds. So that is what I’m doing. I have completed the 90 days with Sterolyn and the results are excellent. Total down from 276 to 196. LDL down from 203 to 134.

  22. docspring says:

    hi,are u a teaching faculty in any medical school?simply superb!wht wonderful diagrams u ve drawn…thanks so much..keep teaching lot of topics n help people

  23. little1intheuk says:

    excellent teaching!!!

  24. evanwallman says:

    great descriptive skills

  25. MisizFrizz says:

    very helpful! thanx!

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