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glucose is not neutral, it needs GLUT transporters to go through the cell membrane

Great tutorial..thank you!

please can you do a tutorial on predict putative ligand binding sites based on physicochemical properties, conservation analysis, and structural constraints and also protein refinement and looping of modelled protein

I'm new to PyMol and your videos are extremely helpful! Thank you for sharing!

Pka of 18 is not acidic

Wow Thank you Mam

Hi, after following your instructions, some proteins 3d structure generate output with overlap structure, but some other 3d structure do not have this problem and success to make the dimer symmetry. Could you please give me the suggestion on how to resolve the overlap structure?

Thank you for this tutorial

how to reverse this PNG back to PDB ?

thank you ❤❤❤

Ma'am how you add this cheat sheet into this vedio??

Great video!!!!

extremely helpful, thank you, ma'dam

Many thanks for this series, really useful for a PyMol Novice!

This is the best explanation of how to use PyMOL movie commands I’ve ever seen!

Great 😊😊

thank you so much, this helps me a lot

this video saved my life, thxxxx ❤❤❤❤❤

How to draw dashed lines manually or via command between two atoms in a ligand to show any interaction. Please answer.

Dr G N Ramachandran would have been so delighted to see your video if he was still amidst us. He did an amazing discovery and I have tried reading Lehninger, Voet to truly grasp the concept of phi and psi and no book could have done more justice to his contribution than your animated video. Heartfelt thanks.

Very clear!

Why do we study this

I truly did not understand phi/psi angles and Ramachandran plots until watching this video. It was really helpful, thanks!

where i can download chemdraw? please i need it

Very useful! Thank you so much!!

honestly one of the most thorough video of the mechanism for glycolysis, super helpful

Sorry, but how can i judged active site in sequence? why are you clicked "/B/A/998"?, is it catalytic(=active) site?

This is the best video to understand the molecule, thank you!

This may be one of the best videos I’ve ever watched. I can explain how much difficultly I’ve had trying to work with this

thank you, it was very helpful question: does anybody know how I can rotate a single bond in ChemDraw?

Does NADH elevate 4py?

nice

THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO MAKER AND THE PROTEOPEDIA FOR PROVING SUCH DETAILED EXPLANATION

Solid organic chemistry explanation for the role of thiamine!

Excellent!

There is -1 carbon atom at ethyl ester?

I wish she would show molecular docing of COVID (SARS) like HADOCK does

The series with KP only gets better and better, this series is invaluable for students

This was VERY useful! I'll watch this a few times over and over!

Brilliant! Keep going and making more videos!!

Thank you so much.

Thanks for diving into the binding pocket. The other hydroxyls of glucose would be hydrogen bonded through their H atoms to oxygens in the backbone of the peptide or side chain oxygens? Would those hydroxyl oxygens also H bond as donors to hydrogens on backbone amino hydrogens and the hydrogens on polar side chains like the ones on serine and threonine?

Very well done, you can tell you love what you do in chemistry!

i disliked glycolysis so much in gen bio, until i took organic chemistry and now coming back to this topic in biochem. now, it is actually interesting. I just needed more in depth info.

Beautiful, thank you

Great jump start tutorial!

Hey, thank you for your videos, my pymol skills improved 100 %. I have a question. Can I combine this style of movie with a trajectory of molecular dynamics? Im having a difficult time trying to set this up. If you have any hints i will be glad. Thank you again!

Fantastic!!!

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Please make an exclusive video on how to use pymol code.