Heme Synthesis Pathway | Biochemistry

What's up Medicosis
I'm watching this video in 2024, I guess it's one of your early videos
I can see you've really come a long way and you've really improved 🤩
Keep up the good work,Doc.

Levodopa i know i am late

Awww that word you couldn't spell for second was so cute ascent

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Which drug!!? 😢

Isoniazides inhibit vitamin 6. they can cause anemia

The drug is carbidopa. 🤝

Answer to your quest : Monoamine oxidase B ( MAO B) inhibitors

Edit : I am even confused with levodopa.

Please answer your quest.

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I used your videos when I was at a pharmacy school now I graduated and use them to recall and teach other students :) just wanted to let you know your video will live along to many generations !! ^^ THANK YOU

Can't wait for "doctor" to be official.

my exams is a week away and i completely forgot all about this. thank you for refreshing my memory !

Not a doctor..NURSE.

L-dopa . Isoniazid in RIPE for TB treatment also is very known for deficiency so treat tb with ripe + b6 supplements, to avoid peripheral neuropathy

carbidopa/levodopa inhibit vit b6

anyone know the answer to the question of the day? i can't find it in the following videos?

Levo dopa

Such a hero

The drug for Parkinson is carbidopa and levodopa.

The drug that causes vit B6 deficiency is Isoniazid

Please which drug inhibits vit 6

very hard question, whats the answer ?pls

I have this doubt in head for year, have my own hypothesis but not sure, why in lead poisoning we have increase levels of ALA and protoporphyrin 9 if we inhibited 2 enzymes, I mean if we inhibited ALA dehydratase the pathway should stop here, how come it continues until protoporphyrin 9 ?

Jewel from Bangladesh, taking preparation for ASCP MLT exam.
Thanks 💕 for your helpful materials.
Can you please make dedicated video related to ASCP MLT/MLS exam?

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The drug used is L-dopa.Thanks a ton! Love from India😊

The drug used for the treatment of Parkinson disease is l-DOPA.

Thanks dr

Thank you so much, you did help me so much🤍🤍

Not a doctor but a lab tech for the hospital, but thank you a lot anyway !

I´m in school for medical laboratory technicians and we´re getting close to our final exam, these videos are absolutely amazing and contain exactly the amount and depth of information needed :) thank you very much, it helps a lot

You are incredibly helpful for PA school as well not just medical school. We go so fast!

Thank you so much... you explained so simply ❤❤

Always u are te best

so when we say in acute intermittent porphyria there is an increase in urine porphyrins... which exactly are the "porphyrins" in this figure?

tuberclosis pateint = isonazid= B6 deficiency

Are 13 days of studying enough to pass a biochem final exam?💀😭HELP/SUPPORT plz im panicking

Why the captions in Dutch !?

Levodopa will lead to protoporphyrin deficiency?

Levodopa??

Thank you <3

Great 👍

Levodopa

It was usefull to have some of the names for further research but it was a bit of a shame that the process of how, and not only under what influence the substances come to be was left out.