Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video illustrates the basic principles of signal transduction mechanisms mediated by membrane-bound receptors by focusing on how cholera toxin works on a cellular level to disrupt G-protein signaling, and how this in turn can lead to diarrhea, dehydration, and even death.
This video was created by Shake Karapetyan and Chuan Chang, undergraduate students at New York University Abu Dhabi, as part of an introductory biology course taught by Dr. Kristen Sadler Edepli (Associate Professor at NYU Abu Dhabi) and Mona Kalmouni (Associate Instructor at NYU Abu Dhabi). It is part of our "Student Sketches" series, featuring videos created by students in conjunction with university and high school courses. See the full post for more info and related resources: sciencesketches.org/single-post/2018/09/16/How-does-cholera-make-people-sick
This video illustrates the basic principles of signal transduction mechanisms mediated by membrane-bound receptors by focusing on how cholera toxin works on a cellular level to disrupt G-protein signaling, and how this in turn can lead to diarrhea, dehydration, and even death.
This video was created by Shake Karapetyan and Chuan Chang, undergraduate students at New York University Abu Dhabi, as part of an introductory biology course taught by Dr. Kristen Sadler Edepli (Associate Professor at NYU Abu Dhabi) and Mona Kalmouni (Associate Instructor at NYU Abu Dhabi). It is part of our "Student Sketches" series, featuring videos created by students in conjunction with university and high school courses. See the full post for more info and related resources: sciencesketches.org/single-post/2018/09/16/How-does-cholera-make-people-sick
