For those that want a bit of clarification- Both hexokinase and glucokinase are found in the liver. Glucokinase is also called hexokinase IV, and it is found in the liver, pancreas, hypothalamus, and small intestine. Hexokinase is also called hexokinase I, and it is found in all mammalian tissues. (What I'm saying is that the lecture is correct, but I realize some people might wonder why glucokinase was not mentioned)
Damn, your explanations are amazing. In the last few days, I've watched through quite a few metabolisms and love the way you present. From beginning to end it's high quality, clean drawings, easy-to-follow steps, very professional... One can see how much time you have invested in each video. Thank you!
Thank you alot! I suggest that you provide use with the written subject (behind you) to make it easier to follow with you instead of pausing and taking notes, thx
i started doing that at first, then decided to watch once all the way through and upon second viewing i stopped and took notes. a little tedious, but helped with the constant starting and stopping.
heard somebody knocking on the door at 12:30 ... i actually turned around to check if someone's at my door :D+i keep hearing the sound of ambulance at this videos. maybe the place is somewhere near hospital?
Wait i just need to asl this because it is not clear to me. The part of intermediate glucose 16 bisphosphate. I dont get it and i have to report it tomorrow
