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.