I love how this is not edited or cut down, genuinely feels like a real live lecture

I am a medical student year 1. I learned more from these videos then all my anatomy lectures. Thank you so much!!!!

This might be the most comprehensive science video I've ever watched

Excellent lecture! I´m a radiologist and it was a great refresher for me of anatomy but mostly physiology of the adrenals. Please keep on making such lectures with your excellent educational skills. And go on with physiology and even pathophysiology. Thank you!

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Incredible! I can't imagine how long this must've taken to make. Thank you for all the hard work!

I am crying right now. Can't explain how much neat and helpful this presentation was. An excellent sum up of everything. Thank you very much.

@TheNotedAnatomist

6 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

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You are the best anatomy teacher. Thank you for helping us. May you never tire to help us learning in the medical field. More to come!

you serious ? BEST EXPLANATION THANK YOU

The best tutorial on this subject I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing!

@TheNotedAnatomist

3 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Just understood a topic I have never ever been able to grasp!! Thank you

Excellent video. Thank you! Greetings from the Autonomous University of Guadalajara School of Medicine.

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VERY NICELY EXPLAINED, THANK YOU

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Thank you Dr Morton.

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🌟_By far the best information packed 20 minutes I've spent learning the AG.

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Tremendous lecture

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@TheNotedAnatomist

3 жыл бұрын

Thank-you Dr. Madhura Dixit-Kulkarni

Thank you sir Really you help me Iam preparing for usmle steps

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So does the same post ganglionic receptor synapses happen at other neural hormones? Are there others? I am just grasping all this and this was great but now I have questions.

Thanks

@DrSami_

4 жыл бұрын

This video(lecture)was perfect! It covered all necessary thing to understand clearly and deeply ( I understood totally, despite of competite user english language). Please, keep creating these kind of lessons !👆👍👍👍

My understanding is that EPI and NE are different in that EPI is a hormone, but NE is a neurotransmitter. How does the renal medulla produce NE? How does the tyrosine pathway differentiate within the medulla between the three catecholamines?

@TheNotedAnatomist

Жыл бұрын

It depends on the enzymes … you are correct that epi-is primarily produced in the adrenal medulla in Noripy is primarily produced in neurons. However, both can produce any of the catecholamines. It just depends on which enzymes are present.

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fanstastic

But the adrenal medulla is embryologically derived from the ectoderm not mesoderm as u said ,,,,

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Hey u study in fresh but the ressources are so little can you guide me for some good books full of illustrations so I can understand better I would appreciate it

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6:55 why are you crying?