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any biochem people here?!?
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Nama wrote:
Chat0yant wrote:
Nama wrote:
good luck, have my exam tomorrow so i can relate to the biochem pain


at this point just seeing the word glucoprotein makes me wanna break down in tears.
oh lol i get that. hope i didn't say that in this thread. that was me in high school biology with the words "phospholipid bylayers" XD lmk if i can help idk what your test is in but after my test in few hours i'll be done and glad to help if it's something sciency i may know  GOOD LUCK U GOT THIS GIRL! 
slafjksa its first year med exam so its pretty much hell on earth like ive just memorized right-scewed O2 dissociation for obstructive lung disease and left-scew for CO poisoning lamooooooooo 😢😢😢😢😢 idk what hypo/hyperventiliation would do
brain no function. no think only cry.
ha lol you're farther than me i guess i can't help then, i'm still undergrad. and thank for showing me my future in 2 years  idk what that means even exc. i think carbon monoxide suffocates you cause oxygen wants to go there instead of w/ co2....? idk what the screwed things means even...

but nevertheless i maintain my sentiment that you have indeed got this. u r smart and u will be ok and it will get better 
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Chat0yant wrote:
Nama wrote:
Chat0yant wrote:
oh lol i get that. hope i didn't say that in this thread. that was me in high school biology with the words "phospholipid bylayers" XD lmk if i can help idk what your test is in but after my test in few hours i'll be done and glad to help if it's something sciency i may know  GOOD LUCK U GOT THIS GIRL! 
slafjksa its first year med exam so its pretty much hell on earth like ive just memorized right-scewed O2 dissociation for obstructive lung disease and left-scew for CO poisoning lamooooooooo 😢😢😢😢😢 idk what hypo/hyperventiliation would do
brain no function. no think only cry.
ha lol you're farther than me i guess i can't help then, i'm still undergrad. and thank for showing me my future in 2 years  idk what that means even exc. i think carbon monoxide suffocates you cause oxygen wants to go there instead of w/ co2....? idk what the screwed things means even...

but nevertheless i maintain my sentiment that you have indeed got this. u r smart and u will be ok and it will get better 
hemoglobin prefers CO over O, so if you breathe in any CO it will take the place of O. 

Ah the scewed is like the curved is moved to the right of the left. if its moved to the right your red blood cells give away their oxygen to tissue easier cus u need it (example respiratory diseases).

are you going for medicine? good luck, trust me its not as bad as it seems<3
we both smart and we both got this<3
Chat0yant
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Nama wrote:
Chat0yant wrote:
Nama wrote:
slafjksa its first year med exam so its pretty much hell on earth like ive just memorized right-scewed O2 dissociation for obstructive lung disease and left-scew for CO poisoning lamooooooooo 😢😢😢😢😢 idk what hypo/hyperventiliation would do
brain no function. no think only cry.
ha lol you're farther than me i guess i can't help then, i'm still undergrad. and thank for showing me my future in 2 years  idk what that means even exc. i think carbon monoxide suffocates you cause oxygen wants to go there instead of w/ co2....? idk what the screwed things means even...

but nevertheless i maintain my sentiment that you have indeed got this. u r smart and u will be ok and it will get better 
hemoglobin prefers CO over O, so if you breathe in any CO it will take the place of O. 

Ah the scewed is like the curved is moved to the right of the left. if its moved to the right your red blood cells give away their oxygen to tissue easier cus u need it (example respiratory diseases).

are you going for medicine? good luck, trust me its not as bad as it seems<3
we both smart and we both got this<3
OH I DO get that i just learned it differently! that's like exactly the same kinda stuff i was talking about earlier exc. i wasn't really using a graph just "these factors make it bind more or less" so right screwed (give away easer) means lowers oxygen binding affinity and left screwed (hold it more) would mean raise oxygen binding affinity!! i think! 

oops sorry i hope this doesn't confuse you more my translating your terms into mine 

i'm going to vet school (assuming i get in) applying next semester (assuming i get shadowing in) 
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i literally have in one of my flashcard: "pyruvate is reduced to things." 
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