In the second part of the short two part series on cholesterol we are talking about what can go wrong, introducing the pathophysiology of cholesterol.
In the first episode of a two part series on cholesterol we will discuss the physiology of cholesterol in the human body. We will discuss the synthesis and metabolism of cholesterol as well as its transport and the lipoproteins associated with it.
In this episode we will cover neural respiratory control, the respiratory control centers, respiratory drive, the factors affecting respiratory rhythm, and some pathologies associated respiratory control.
In this episode we will discuss various mechanisms for addition across the pi bonds of alkenes.
In this episode we will go over the amino acid neurotransmitter glutamate. We will cover its synthesis, storage, regulation and reuptake, and receptor types.
This episode will be a short form where I bring you guys the answers I found to a question I asked.
In this episode we will be continuing the theme of synaptic transmission by covering the synaptic vesicle cycle.
In this episode we go through a brief overview of neurotransmitters, such as their life cycle in neurons and the synapse as well as the reason they are used by neurons.
In this episode we will continue on our journey delving into the nervous system, focusing specifically on synapses and synaptic transmission.
This episode will cover action potentials as a continuation of the series on the nervous system.
This episode will be the first in a series of episodes focusing on neuroscience. For this episode we will be diving into one of the most fundamental topics for anyone interested in neuroscience, membrane potentials.
In this episode we will be going over various topics pertaining to ecology such as climate, weather, terrestrial and aquatic biomes, and the factors that can influence the geographic spread of biomes and the plants and animals that inhabit them.
This episode will cover the digestive system in all its glory, we go over the digestive tract, the accessory glands, and the hormonal control of digestion and satiation.
In this episode we will go over the basics of thermoregulation. We will discuss ectotherms and endotherms, the hypothalamus and an internal regulation of temperature, behavioral mechanisms for thermoregulation, and the reasons why thermoregulation is important for humans and all living organisms.
In this episode we will be going over everything acids and bases. We will discuss the definitions and natures of acids and bases, neutralization reactions, acid-base equilibria, buffers, and some of the reasons why we care about acids and bases.
This episode is for those who are interested in or want to know a little bit more about how the plants we know and love came to be. We will look at where they came from and what allowed them to become the amazing and diverse organisms they are now. Plants are awesome so this ones for them.
Fungi have long been under appreciated and it is not often recognized just how awesome they are and how much they contribute to the world around us. If you are someone who loves fungi or someone who wants to learn why you should love fungi, then this is the place for you and the play button is waiting for you to press it.
This very much necessary episode will be the first of a two episodes on the element arsenic. This episode will first briefly cover the chemical characteristics of arsenic and then go into its history of discovery and medicinal use as well as its presence in the environment.
Ever wanted to know a little bit more about how and why consciousness works? Well same here so if you happen to find out please let us know.
In this episode we will be doing a broad overview of the science of consciousness and the wide range of theories that attempt to describe and understand the elusive topic.
So if you're in the mood for lots of conjecture and theoretical postulates then this episodes for you!
In this episode we will go over one of the most devastating diseases in the history of the world. Killing over 200 million people over the course of its occurrence in humans, this bacteria has a super scary and horrendously amazing track record. So get excited because this episode will be a doozy, let's get a learnin!
