Metabolic Pathways

[tgzerozone]

Thought a few of you might find this interesting. Sure does my head in, haha.

http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/etc/medialib/docs/Sigma-Aldrich/General_Information/metabolicpathways_updated_02_07.Par.0001.File.tmp/metabolic_pathways_poster.pdf

[jimmybro1]

Wow, I opened the link and was like holly sh*t that a lot of info on a small page so printed a A3 copy!

Pretty interesting, going to try get my head around it.

[Pseudonym]

Oh, so THAT's how it works. Now I see. It's so simple! :grin:

[Phedder]

Pretty sure you'd need a Phd in Physiology to even come close to fully understanding that entire diagram :shock:

[tgzerozone]

Oh, so THAT's how it works. Now I see. It's so simple! :grin:

Explained to you the last time we spoke but you would have none of it! :wink:

[Chemo]

aaaahhhhhh... it aaaaalll makes sense now.

[Riccardo]

Thats not all human by the way, only the black arrows. Its pretty simple to understand with a little knowledge in biochemistry, its essentially just molecule structures, enzymes and co-factors. But its next to impossible to memorize it all. Even with a PhD in biochemistry you wouldn't be expected to memorize all that lol hence the massive poster

[jimmybro1]

Thats not all human by the way, only the black arrows. Its pretty simple to understand with a little knowledge in biochemistry, its essentially just molecule structures, enzymes and co-factors. But its next to impossible to memorize it all. Even with a PhD in biochemistry you wouldn't be expected to memorize all that lol hence the massive poster

It makes a nice addition to my office!

[Andre01]

Thats not all human by the way, only the black arrows. Its pretty simple to understand with a little knowledge in biochemistry, its essentially just molecule structures, enzymes and co-factors. But its next to impossible to memorize it all. Even with a PhD in biochemistry you wouldn't be expected to memorize all that lol hence the massive poster

It makes a nice addition to my office!

That's what I'm doing as well.

[severe]

science for the win. Also for the confusion.

Imagine the scientific discussions over creating that profile.

[nate225]

Ouch....that stirs some distant memories!

I actually used to be able to draw a fair few of those pathways from memory, 15 years later it looks like a foreign language! :pfft: :grin:

[I Declare War]

It just fades over time eh Nate.

Still got to figure out how to apply what I do remember to Bodybuilding.

[Phedder]

Ouch....that stirs some distant memories!

I actually used to be able to draw a fair few of those pathways from memory, 15 years later it looks like a foreign language! :pfft: :grin:

Don't worry nate, only 6 or 7 weeks later for me and there's plenty of hieroglyphics there :shifty:

[HumanPerformance]

I love it, thanks for that tgzerozone .

[tomsammce]

Still got to figure out how to apply what I do remember to Bodybuilding.

U must have forgotten pretty much everything then.

[tgzerozone]

I love it, thanks for that tgzerozone .

My pleasure. Mate of mine is studying biochemistry or some bio shite, we always end up discussing biology on a beer and he hooked me up with this. Discussed some steroid stuff along with this one as well. Explained some shit about cholesterol and hormone work etc. Very interesting. Imagine how we'll go if we had a joint before hand!