13/05/2026
đŦ Mitochondria: The Powerhouse of a cellâĄđ§Ŧ
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đ§ Brain function
â¤ī¸ Cardiac contraction
đĒ Muscle activity
āϏāĻŦāĻāĻŋāĻā§āϰ āĻĒā§āĻāύā§āĻ āĻāĻā§ mitochondrial energy productionāĨ¤
đ Interesting Physiology Facts:
đMitochondria has its own DNA đ§Ŧ
đMaximum ATP is produced through.
oxidative phosphorylation.
Cells with high energy demand, like cardiac muscle cells, contain abundant mitochondria â¤ī¸
â ī¸ When mitochondria fail:
Fatigue, muscle weakness, neurodegenerative disorders, and metabolic diseases may develop.
â¤ī¸ Other Important Functions
đš Regulation of Apoptosis
đš Calcium Storage
đ§Ŧ Unique Features of Mitochondria
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Has its own circular DNA
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Self-replicating organelle
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Inherited mainly from the mother
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Contains bacterial-type ribosomes
This supports the Endosymbiotic Theory.
đĨ Clinical Importance
â ī¸ Mitochondrial dysfunction is associated with:
Muscle weakness
Neurodegenerative diseases
Diabetes mellitus
Aging
Ischemic injury
đ Tissues with high energy demand contain abundant mitochondria:
Cardiac muscle â¤ī¸
Skeletal muscle đĒ
Liver
Kidney tubules
Neurons đ§
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13/05/2026
April month performance of my YouTube channel - Dr Hasanat's lecture!
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12/05/2026
For 2nd year MBBS students :
Identify the ECG leads.
Calculate heart rate and put your comment.
Progression of R wave - Normal/abnormal?
11/05/2026
Basic differences between negative and positive feedback mechanismsđ
11/05/2026
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Viva Q:
Q. When does ADH produce antidiuretic action?
Q. Which receptor mediates the antidiuretic action of ADH?
Q. When does ADH cause vasoconstriction?
Q Which receptor is responsible for vasoconstrictor action of ADH?
11/05/2026
Physiology is not just a subjectâĻ it is the story of life inside the human body.
Every heartbeat â¤ī¸
Every breath đŋ
Every nerve impulse âĄ
has a beautiful physiological explanation.
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10/05/2026
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09/05/2026
Expecting answer from 2nd year MBBS students -
Gut prepares pancreas before glucose rises!
Explain.
09/05/2026
Practical physiology written by Professor Dr. Md. Mohidur Rahman sir.