Best biology lecturer on KZread.

@evorock

7 жыл бұрын

agreed

@fullhouseclub2943

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah 100%

@raanoooshh9296

4 жыл бұрын

Without doubt

@basavaraju4531

4 жыл бұрын

fantabulous

@stuartkelly3106

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

Thank you, soo much for your effort and time making this videos. Such a big help to all student around the world. I just can't thank you enough. Almost gave up on studying biochemistry but your video change that. easy, simple, direct and informative lecture ever! Yeah, best lecturer ever. You should get tons of awards for all this.

Best thing about your lectures is, you give an overview of topic on one page and we don’t have to make connections in our head, thumbs up👍🏼

@halilojaallways7204

2 жыл бұрын

Me tooooooooo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ to ak lectures

I know this takes so much time and effort, but you are truly a lifesaver. I'm taking biochem at UGA with about 300 other students and I would honestly be failing without your lectures. You are like superman, saving each science major student one at a time!! Seriously you are awesome.

I never understood this in university. Always gave me an annoying headache but this video changed everything. You are truly gifted. Thank you for what you are doing. You are simply amazing!!

This channel has helped me pass my Molecular Biology course. Thank you.

The BEST Lac Operon video on KZread hands down!

Your lectures are the reason that I am getting an A in Gen Biochm 1 !!! Thank you very much for your time and dedication for doing these review lectures!

Andrey you are such a gifted lecturer! I've had the operon discussed in countless courses but never really understood it until now WOW! Thank you so much for all your hard work, it is truly appreciated!

Really wish I knew about your lectures earlier. SOOO clear and easy to understand. Love having the notes already written out helps me set up my own notes and know what's coming. THANK YOU ENDLESSLY

What makes you special is that you explain these specific topics the best way possible, thanks !!

you really are something else andrey thank you so so much for everything you’ve helped me expand my knowledge not only in school but in life in general - life is even more beautiful and colorful now

I always hope to find your videos when trying to learn biology. The book gives me the information but these videos allow me to actually learn the material. You're clear, well-paced and I love the little diagrams. Thank you for all your help!

Your lectures are so concise, informational, and easy to understand!

You are so amazing! I had been studying this for hours and you made it so simple. Thank you!!

Signed in just to give you a thumbs up. What i really like about your lectures is the way you build up the concept/purpose of what is being discussed. Great job.

Your videos mean so much to me. They mean the difference between a C or and A. Thank you.

Thank you so much for all your help! You make everything precise and simple to understand !

Thank you very much; your lectures are very concise and detailed; and you make it to where everyone can understand it. This was very helpful!

Every single one of your videos is absolutely amazing, thank you so much!

Andrey Sir your lectures are very good !!

Oh lord, Mr. AK The Best, you are my A's in microbio! Thank you, please remain as amazing as you are and keep getting only better and better as you have been!

@alejandrocanas6744

5 жыл бұрын

right?! He was so clutch it micro and biochem....and molec cell lol XD

I just understand 4 papers in 14 m ! You're genius man thank you so much that was so helpful.

A great explanation for a hard topic. Thank you.

I really would like to appreciate your method of teaching,it impressed me the more I see the videos again and again! Thank you!

You have no idea how much I love your videos

I would be lost without your lectures

this is me finally find my online lecturer in 2020. thank you sir

This video is actually super helpful! Thx !

one of my best teacher

You really cleared my concept...and your notes I use them for exams..

for the first time i am in love with biochem ,thank you

thanks again!

perfect teacher you were born to teach beleive meh

AK makes it easy to understand.... Thank you

you are officaly my hero THANK U !!

I love your lectures!!!

Thank u so much for your videos. Helped me to understand a lot better tbh

I really don't know what to say to thank you. .You You help me a lot .because of you I start being bossed to genetic ..You do great effortSo keep it up .My Allah guide you

Seriously! I love reading. Never enjoyed any lecture in this planet but this guy is awesome hahah

Thanks

u are gifted ....man!!!

ahh...im loving all ur videos! we have whole biochemistryyy heree!!!! plzz keep uploadingggg.....ur videos r giving me hope to crack my entrances... thankuu soo muchh

you are amzazing.. many thanks

Thank you.

i really like your lecturers. i think your the best of all. waaauuu

Thank u sooo much ... all vidios are miracle and blessing of God...

Thank u very very much...u are great lecturer

thanks, u r a great person!!!

Thank you soo MUCH sir.your way of teaching is fantabulous I have a question that How cAMP is attached to CAP. While in your diagram I understand that CAP is attached to CAP site but where cAMP is attached to CAP ??and what is the reason of increase of cAMP when there is low concentration of glucose?. I like your lectures alot ,are easy simple, and enlightening .

you are a beast! thank you for all your videos. tiny confusion for me... for site 3, is that what the texbook refers to as enhancers? i thought they can be really far away(upto 1000 base pairs? but here they are next to promotor?) it also said it aids in the transcription of the structural genes but is it essential ( as in without the enhancers, transcription would not proceed?) or is it all just a simultaneous process (site 3 binds enhancers+activators, allolactose binds repressor, promotor binds RNA Pol) and transcription happens? i guess im most confused about where site 3 is located becasue the transcriptional factors can pick up on enhancers from very far away or is it becasue of the "hairpin" like structure that makes it possible for the enhancer activators to be picked up by transcriptional factors, or are these actativators different from enhancer activators?

@KalKiKhabarAaj

6 жыл бұрын

saw the eukaryotic regulation video and cleared up a lot of the confusion, i was mixing up prokaryotic simple gene regulation with eukaryotic gene regulation -.-

Amazing

very helpful

Thank you so much for this explanation and all that you do. 👏👏 I would like to ask what the relationship is between reduced glucose concentration and cyclic AMP

thanku thanku thanku.....sir I am doing fsc through federal board in pakistan....and our badge is the only badge who got biology book of NBF and this topic is also included in our book....and it is not present in any other book of grade 12.... thank god u taught me.....My prayers are with u....

@beinghania17799

6 жыл бұрын

batch**

thank you!! 🙏

in the coding region there is three genes one is called Beta-galactosidase that break lactose into glucose and galactose,permease that permit enter the lactose into the cell while transacetylase to detoxify non-metabolizable pyranosides by acetylating them and preventing their reentry into the cell

Would be great if what was written on the board was in the description or a website or something

He is a hero in disguise for us biochemistry students 😭✨

thanks

thank u very much

Donate link is not working. “Page not found” message comes up. Does go to your site, however.

Correction: RNA polymerase binds to the promotor on the regulatory gene and transcribes the repressor protein which will bind to the operator on the operon. (Sourced from a Campbell CH27)

Hello..dear how are you..???..I am watching your videos for last 5 years..

Do bacterial Repressors read the operon from a 5' to 3' fashion ???

Hey there, I had a question: you mentioned that the RNA polymerase will transcribe the gene for the repressor protein. This will prevent the transcription from taking place. However, once the allolactose molecules bind to repressor protein and detach it from the operon, this would mean that the RNA polymerase can transcribe. This is where I got confused; it states in the video that the first gene in the coding section leads to the production of B-Galactotidase. Wouldn't that prevent transcription though? Isn't this the same thing as the repressor protein? If you could take the time out of your day to answer this, I'd highly appreciate it. You're a really effective teacher lol. Thank you.

@_gagan_h_8160

7 жыл бұрын

B-Galactosidase is not a repressor, it breaks down lactose into in galactose and glucose.

Thank you master. On minute 8 + 50 sec you said that RNA pol binds to promoter region #1 on the lac operon. I do not think that region #1 & #2 are part of the Operon. Great video anyway!

@raanoooshh9296

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, he noted that in the video!

Page 372 Linear Energy Transfer Carl Linne; 1707-78 = a Swedish botanist.

I have understood even when 1000 people explained and l didn't get

Amazing... Also if glucose isn't present, then how can we breakdown a disaccharaide which fundamentally has glucose in it lol

@jashak9291

4 жыл бұрын

was thinking the same thing

More clutch than LeBron James! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 thanks!

@saadrehman362

5 жыл бұрын

LeBron isn't that clutch though lol

Great lesson. Maybe you could zoom the board to the screen for a better view, the lesson seems imaginary...

Am kindly asking for those notes

man, i'm a first year dental student, swear to god.... your lectures helped me with every single class... from genetics to embryology, biochemistry, chemistry... many many classes... sir i'm beyond thankful like srsly you are the best thank god for your existence god bless you for real

i love you

love your videos but the captions are not correct! for some reason it is auto-translating to vietnamese instead of english and this makes it really hard to understand what you are saying

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where you from broski

@AKLECTURES

3 жыл бұрын

brooklyn :)

How to follow you on Twitter and Instagram?

@AKLECTURES

3 жыл бұрын

Dont have either!

@swatimishra6904

3 жыл бұрын

@@AKLECTURES I really love your teaching ... Before I never use to refer to videos without animation and now I recommend my friends your channel... (but if you ever switch to any social media accounts please let me know, adding productive people in list is a lot better then following ....) Thank you

the man who launched a thousand Physicians

they way he speaks sounds like those religious preachers that spout sudo-science.....

Transcribe mRNA? Aren't RNAs translated?

i hate the preacher/ted talk mannerisms..but the info is good.

@AKLECTURES

7 жыл бұрын

can't win them all :)

thanks