Enzyme Linked Receptors | Nervous system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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Learn about how enzyme linked receptors, particularly Receptor Tyrosine Kinases, work in the body. Created by William Tsai.
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@lradmclovin9 8 лет назад

Bless you Khan Academy

@isaacgouldsbrough660 8 лет назад

Thank you so much! This has actually saved my semester :)

@ifirox666 8 лет назад

Wow this subject is really a pain... thanks for making it much easier to get :)

@saikumar802 9 лет назад

long live khan academy..............

@angieweathers7180 Год назад

Ikr

@asap2334 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for that great video Note: He said Phosphorus when talking about the Kinase, a bit of an error there, its the Transfer of a Phosphate group.

@user-qj8ib6np1r 8 лет назад

so this is what my lecturer was talking about for 50 mins... and this is more helpful LOL

@rainbowtayyaba2286 4 года назад

same🤣

@mostafadiab1224 3 года назад

+1😂

@ConfusedHomoSapien 7 месяцев назад

A complicated concept made clear and simple, THANK YOU!!! : )

@ashleyzhang9451 6 лет назад

sooooo helpful. Thank you!

@farahmohammed4820 Год назад

Thhhhank you so much! You made it really clear.

@DuyNguyen-qv3pi Год назад

Thanks so much for this explanation. Much better than the textbooks.

@edandrew5547 9 лет назад

Always learning.thanks you

@abdula5849 7 месяцев назад

Amazing thanks!

@malak-amrrr 10 дней назад

You are incredible!❤

@Kani36977 2 года назад

I really wanna thank you thank you, thank youuu, for that brilliant explaining, sending love💜💜💜💜💜💜

@jacabuswalford4201 8 лет назад

Thank you khans academy.

@MaverickCF 5 лет назад

just amazing

@kavyapant1008 6 лет назад

Thanx a Ton

@lindsayavila6581 8 лет назад

thank you so much for this

@ketrinheidy14 9 лет назад

The video is just amazing! Easy steps, that is also easily understandable. There was just an info, that you need. No more. Thank you very much! Helped me to remember some little stuff. Thank you for script! For non-English speakers it helps a lot! Very useful video! Good luck, Khan Academy!

@jubjubfriend64 9 лет назад

Thankyou, nicely done

@narimene-853 Год назад

Thank youuu a lot

@fragrantbloom 2 года назад

Thank u so much for this 😊

@emanuele2398 6 лет назад

Thank you

@ScottNguyenRCAC 5 лет назад

Imagine drawing a phospholipid bilayer during the exam as shown above.

@vhowghost5021 8 лет назад

l really like this video

@rajaalahmar4371 4 года назад

AGAIN......thank you so much

@aiswariar6190 8 месяцев назад

Any video on voltage dependent receptors by khan academy?

@paradisehero8523 6 лет назад

Love you

@hstudy8406 4 года назад

Great

@annabelchong1419 4 года назад

bless u

@jerinbp6755 9 лет назад

good

@tahirtantary7438 4 года назад

Nice

@shawnmurray6540 9 лет назад

i like how you added in 'a phosphate group' later

@hisheee12 7 лет назад

what about intracellular receptors?

@gavinhendrie2750 7 лет назад

Thank you. Very clear

@amitsarswat4442 8 лет назад

thanks its very helpful. great job

@karimevadillo8305 3 года назад

english isn't my first language, and i understood perfectly everything abt the topic, thanks/graciasss!

@vitekskala 5 лет назад

A phosphate group is NOT the same thing as a phosphorus molecule!

@hendmoustafa5385 5 лет назад

Great video thanks alot

@Kani36977 2 года назад

369 views, OMG universal numbeeeer

@angieweathers7180 Год назад

I don’t understand what you mean by “tyrosines are active and can start to get P” ??

@Theonlyjudy 3 года назад

Well explained ...... now I’m asking myself is my doctor who explained this to me is a real doctor cuz he made it soooooo hard ¿

@adhamhamadneh4134 9 лет назад

As I know , This "Enzyme Linked Resceptors" technique has no DNA transcription (non genomic) , right ?

@DiaaImran11 7 лет назад

@halimasalim9344 6 лет назад

not bad

@lasthope9913 4 года назад

Can anybody explain me why my lectures can't explain this after having a doctorate degree

@drabhib 7 лет назад

Is growth hormone act on tyrosine kinase receptor or JAK STAT receptors. or else both are same?

@abby-carolinereeves7812 8 лет назад

How do you write so fast?

@Jan-bc3ed 8 лет назад

+Abby-Caroline Reeves I think they use a pen to write with. I also wondered the same thing because it's really hard for me to draw on the screen on a computer lol

@raghadalomari4058 7 лет назад

why would someone dislike this??? thank you very much

@HASSAN-ey2qf 4 года назад

My name is khan and I’m not a terrorist

@Joeythegoats 4 года назад

Lol what this even mean

@yoni1991 7 лет назад

Dam some of very low sound it is hard to hear ! please fix this on the future. Overall Thanks for your help.

@afshinbabak584 8 лет назад

The lessons are well prepared but I wanted to mention a few things. One is that some of the lessons has no text under which makes it difficult to understand it for some learners and the other thing is that some Tutors seems to be Indian Or locations like that which the accent causes difficulties in understanding.

@SmashingPumpguns 8 лет назад

+afshin babak I am from Germany and I have absolutely no problems with his accent. Actually, I can't even hear any accent. And he talks very slow and clear, so for me there is no problem with understanding what he says, although it's not my native language.

@adityapaudel6016 7 лет назад

afshin babak don't watch it if you can't understand it then.

@chickenwrinkles9776 6 лет назад

I’m American and I am pretty certain this dude is too

@aslibilanmohamed9400 6 лет назад

you can make ur computer subtile while u waching the vedio tap the first icon u see in the screen when u waching vedio in you tube

@debradie 6 лет назад

I'm deaf, and this one is actually really easy to understand. I do absolutely understand the struggle that can come with trying to listen to people with strong accents, but I'm not having any trouble with this one. I really appreciate Khan Academy because all of their videos (or at least all the ones I've come across) are captioned - and not just the auto-captions, which are affectionately called "craptions" by the d/Deaf community due to their inaccuracy. If you have any trouble hearing/understanding any Khan Academy videos, you can click the CC button at the bottom right of the video screen, and it will turn on the captions, which are well done and perfectly synced. Hope that helps!