Biology Lecture – 25 – Peroxisome

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14 responses to “Biology Lecture – 25 – Peroxisome”

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   Tienkhoa Pham

   October 25, 2017

   thank you good sir

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   Nani

   October 25, 2017

   Those are realy helpfull! I just wanted to know if ur writing all of that with a mouse?

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   rounneb salma

   October 25, 2017

   thank you so much very helpfull 🙂

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   nancy ali

   October 25, 2017

   so good thank u !

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   Elliott Inglese

   October 25, 2017

   Really helpful.  Please could you do one on The Cytoskeleton?

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   David Pinto

   October 25, 2017

   Great video! Some professors might require that the student be familiar with which enzyme degrades hydrogen peroxide into water and molecular oxygen. That enzyme is called catalase, and the following equation is written as 2 H2O2 –(catalase)–> 2 H20 + O2. 

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7. 

   Zorr

   October 25, 2017

   Wouldn't the chemical reaction be 2 H2O2 —> 2 H2O and O2?

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   Katherine Jelich

   October 25, 2017

   I'm going to start fangirling every time he says his nucleus looks like a loaf of bread xD

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   Alex BP

   October 25, 2017

   Studying for my molecular biology exam with this… thank you so so much

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10. 

    Moira S

    October 25, 2017

    ty! just greaT

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11. 

    hakkihan tunbak

    October 25, 2017

    I got sloghtly confused,, can you help mee? You said peroxisomes break down H2O2, but you also say peroxisomes job is to break down lipidss,,
    Thanks

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    Bluntskie Z

    October 25, 2017

    Fourth

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    dragonvslvr

    October 25, 2017

    These videos are nice, reminds me of khan academy

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14. 

    CWMlolzlz

    October 25, 2017

    First

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