Cell membrane IV - Saturated, Unsaturated and Cholesterol

[ledepotesta]

at 6:24, "low concentration of (cholesterol) lowers fluidity (of membrane)", should it not be the opposite since cholesterol adds rigidity to a membrane? So high cholesterol makes a membrane more rigid/less fluid, low cholesterol makes a membrane more fluid?

[reachrightround]

I love the graffiti intro much talent my friend

[kateheart]

Amazing work! Thank you so much for doing this!

[bahiru]

Very very usuful information. Thanks a lot for sharing. Good job.

[xenawu]

Could you please upload the link to the image? Thank You..P.S.Love your videos, you are amazing

[Gesshoku]

Best Vid I've seen on the topic

Genius !!! Thanks

[LogarAcc]

Where can I find the final image? There are no google drive links in some videos :/
Btw, amazing work.. I'm currently starting to study biochem and your videos make it a lot easier!

[anaxocgrahm]

You're a genius! THANK YOU SO MUCH

[kanchanahiremath]

Sir while mentioning about flip flop movement from inner to outter leaflet of the membrane, what will be the condition of the unsaturated fatty acid tails which are present in the inner leaflet? I couldn't see any unsaturated fatty acid tails there.

[xuavas]

Why isn't this video in the channel?

[tartanhandbag]

how is phosphatidylinositol a secondary messenger?

[besimeaslan]

You are wrong when you said high concentration of cholesterol increases fluidity please make sure you know your stuff..

[cecilejestin]

High concentration of cholesterol reduce fluidity of the membrane!