This is the best glycolysis memorization video!! I especially love the way you included the "template" for drawing out the reaction products as well! I'd LOVE to see a similar video on the Krebs Cycle :D
Watched this to pass the MCAT and now I am here to learn it again for Med school XD I will see you again when it is time for board exams and I have to relearn this!
Can I keep selling sex for money, officer? citrate-->isocitrate--->alpha-ketoglutarate --->succinyl-coA--->succinate---->fumarate--->L-malate--->oxaloacetate for the enzymes: CAI(Cairo) alpha SS (Nazis) FM (radio) C---citrate synthase (catalyses the joining of acetyl-coA and oxaloacetate to make citrate.) A--->aconitase I---->isocitrate dehydrogenase (NAD+---> NADH) alpha---> alpha ketoglutarate dehydrogenase (NAD+--->NADH plus there are FAD, coA, TPP, lipoic acid present) S--->succinyl-coA synthase S--->succinate dehydrogenase (FAD--->FADH2) F---Fumarase M--->malate dehydrogenase (NAD+---> NADH)
So at disco devil sinisterally downed five drinks So: synthase At: aconitase Disco: dehydrogenase Devil:dehydrogenase Sinisterally : synthase Downed : dehydrogenase Five : fumarase Drinks: dehydrogenase
Your OH on Carbon 1 should be in the Up position. It should always be Up, down, up, down, and up (for the CH2OH group on Carbon 5). Other than that, the video is good. Can you do one where you trace the carbons also?
Here is mine which i made in roughly five minutes: Henry- Hexokinase Peter - phosphoglucoisomerase Parker-phosphokinase Ate-aldalase Turkey-triosephosphate isomerase Gravy glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase (and) silent Pomegranate mutase Oven enolase Pizza pyruvate(with) Ketch Up-kinase. Please there are some inconsistencies with spellings-so be careful. I know everyone loves pizza and thanksgiving so why not join them.
This seems really difficult... Do you need to regurgitate the whole process of glycolysis in medical school? I'd like to become a doctor but biology is not my strong suit...
+sydney yendys I would imagine so because I have to for my undergraduate biochemistry class - if biology isn't your strong suit you might have trouble. Please know I don't mean that as an insult at all! Just that you'll have to work very hard
+sydney yendys If you would like to go to medical school, this is just the beginning. You must work very hard to make biology - specifically cell and molecular biology - your priority. This is the basis for all medicine. You can do it!!
+sydney yendys Personally, I found that learning glycolysis from a chemical perspective instead of a biological perspective is easier. Biology tends to focus more on memorization, and chemistry focuses more on concepts. Maybe you could try biochemistry as a route to med school if you're interested in science.
This not only doesn't help, it actually makes things *harder* to remember for me :P Remembering the poem is as hard as remembering the actual names of the enzymes, and it doesn't help much since it only gives you the first letters, so you need to know what to make out of these letters, therefore you need to memorize the enzymes anyway, and now you additionaly have the poem to remember :P That's mnemotechnics gone bad. Better way is to notice that the names of the enzymes are related to the molecules they operate on, so if you know the names of the molecules, you have half of the work done. Just atach the words which mean the *function* of the enzyme, and there is an easy pattern in them: "kinases" are those which shift phosphates from one molecule to another, usually from/to ATP or GTP; "isomerases" are those which transform the shape of the molecule, "dehydrogenases" shift hydrogen atoms by reducing NAD+ to NADH etc. As for remembering the names of the molecules, it is easier when you know where these names come from. Then you can use pictures positioned in the cycle to help you remember them. E.g. "malate" is from Latin "malum" = "apple", so it is basically apple acid; "citrate" is from "citrus" = "lemon", so it is lemon acid. Oxalo-acetate is from the plant named Oxalis, aka wood sorrel, etc. So you can use the pictures of an apple, lemon, wood sorrel etc. to help you remember the names of the molecules, and where are they placed in the cycle. But if the Latin names are unfamiliar to you, you can use anything else which sounds similar to you.
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this is saving me from failing my class. many thanks
i realize Im kinda off topic but does anyone know a good website to watch new tv shows online?
@Crosby Malcolm Meh atm i have been using flixportal. you can find it on google:P -isaac
@Isaac Armani Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it!
I was getting confused with the K in Pumpkins, so I'm using Plums for PhosphoglyceroMutase
This is literally the best glycolysis memorization video out, thank you for this!!!
The four circles, W, M, 3 M's and 2 lightning bolts is really a great help :)) Thank you so much :)
This is the best glycolysis memorization video!! I especially love the way you included the "template" for drawing out the reaction products as well!
I'd LOVE to see a similar video on the Krebs Cycle :D
This is amazing, I look forward to seeing more of your videos. You just made biochemistry a lot less complicated. THANK YOU!!!
I just wanted to say that you have completely saved my biochemistry grade with this video! Thank you so much!
Your videos have gotten me through all of biochemistry. Thank you SO much!!
Thanks, was trying brute force and it was taking too long. This works faster.
This was better than most of the videos I've seen.
With this video, I memorized glycolysis in 10 minutes. You are awesome. Thanks!
This is very helpful. I have been struggling to understand glycolysis until I watched this.
Watched this to pass the MCAT and now I am here to learn it again for Med school XD
I will see you again when it is time for board exams and I have to relearn this!
Also, all the important enzymes have Kinase in their name!
Wow, this cut my study time down significantly...got any for the citric acid cycle? Lol :)
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@@metzoforte or... Citrate Is A Starting Substrate For Making Oxaloacetate.
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Can I keep selling sex for money, officer?
citrate-->isocitrate--->alpha-ketoglutarate --->succinyl-coA--->succinate---->fumarate--->L-malate--->oxaloacetate
for the enzymes:
CAI(Cairo) alpha SS (Nazis) FM (radio)
C---citrate synthase (catalyses the joining of acetyl-coA and oxaloacetate to make citrate.)
A--->aconitase
I---->isocitrate dehydrogenase (NAD+---> NADH)
alpha---> alpha ketoglutarate dehydrogenase (NAD+--->NADH plus there are FAD, coA, TPP, lipoic acid present)
S--->succinyl-coA synthase
S--->succinate dehydrogenase (FAD--->FADH2)
F---Fumarase
M--->malate dehydrogenase (NAD+---> NADH)
So at disco devil sinisterally downed five drinks
So: synthase
At: aconitase
Disco: dehydrogenase
Devil:dehydrogenase
Sinisterally : synthase
Downed : dehydrogenase
Five : fumarase
Drinks: dehydrogenase
This is still the best video I found for memorizing glycolysis
Thanks so much for this video!!!!! The University of RUclips saves me once again
This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.
Best way to study this mechanism....great man and salute you sir
Amazing! Its simple and I loved the repetition. How you drew the diagram then drew your simplified version twice. Thank you so much!
this just made it so much more easier to memorize. Thank you!
Your OH on Carbon 1 should be in the Up position. It should always be Up, down, up, down, and up (for the CH2OH group on Carbon 5). Other than that, the video is good. Can you do one where you trace the carbons also?
You're a champ mate!!! Subscribed
What level of bio chem would this be considered?
This has helped me tremendously! Thank you so much! :)
Great video! Really helped me. You should be aware that the entire video is very quiet and not loud enough. Awesome nonetheless:)
This is sooo awesome! makes it so much easier to understand!!!
Fantastic video mate, much appreciated
Put videos for other cycles too please
you are a literal angel.
Av always trusted this page... Draw it know it and remember it.... Kip it up
No mnemonic for the products? :(
EPIC!!! Do krebs cycle next!!!!
this cut down sum of the complication. good work
Here is mine which i made in roughly five minutes:
Henry- Hexokinase Peter - phosphoglucoisomerase Parker-phosphokinase Ate-aldalase Turkey-triosephosphate isomerase Gravy glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase (and) silent Pomegranate mutase Oven enolase Pizza pyruvate(with) Ketch Up-kinase.
Please there are some inconsistencies with spellings-so be careful. I know everyone loves pizza and thanksgiving so why not join them.
Great Video. Going to practice this a lot.
Amazing. Literally, this is miraculous.
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this is so good.😍👍🏾
I and many other I'm sure would love to support your work, have you thought of joining patreons?
Excellent!!! Well done!
Very helpful, thank you. I am going to use mushrooms instead of puMpkins for mutase.
life saver!! Loved it!! Thenks a lot!!!!!
This is very helpful Sir, thank you for the video!
This seems really difficult... Do you need to regurgitate the whole process of glycolysis in medical school? I'd like to become a doctor but biology is not my strong suit...
+sydney yendys I would imagine so because I have to for my undergraduate biochemistry class - if biology isn't your strong suit you might have trouble. Please know I don't mean that as an insult at all! Just that you'll have to work very hard
+sydney yendys yes you have to. I have my tetst in a few days T_T
+sydney yendys If you would like to go to medical school, this is just the beginning. You must work very hard to make biology - specifically cell and molecular biology - your priority. This is the basis for all medicine. You can do it!!
+sydney yendys Personally, I found that learning glycolysis from a chemical perspective instead of a biological perspective is easier. Biology tends to focus more on memorization, and chemistry focuses more on concepts. Maybe you could try biochemistry as a route to med school if you're interested in science.
Tatiana Davidson great advice. Cell and Molecular Biology is also a good route to explore.
This not only doesn't help, it actually makes things *harder* to remember for me :P Remembering the poem is as hard as remembering the actual names of the enzymes, and it doesn't help much since it only gives you the first letters, so you need to know what to make out of these letters, therefore you need to memorize the enzymes anyway, and now you additionaly have the poem to remember :P That's mnemotechnics gone bad.
Better way is to notice that the names of the enzymes are related to the molecules they operate on, so if you know the names of the molecules, you have half of the work done. Just atach the words which mean the *function* of the enzyme, and there is an easy pattern in them: "kinases" are those which shift phosphates from one molecule to another, usually from/to ATP or GTP; "isomerases" are those which transform the shape of the molecule, "dehydrogenases" shift hydrogen atoms by reducing NAD+ to NADH etc.
As for remembering the names of the molecules, it is easier when you know where these names come from. Then you can use pictures positioned in the cycle to help you remember them. E.g. "malate" is from Latin "malum" = "apple", so it is basically apple acid; "citrate" is from "citrus" = "lemon", so it is lemon acid. Oxalo-acetate is from the plant named Oxalis, aka wood sorrel, etc. So you can use the pictures of an apple, lemon, wood sorrel etc. to help you remember the names of the molecules, and where are they placed in the cycle.
But if the Latin names are unfamiliar to you, you can use anything else which sounds similar to you.
This is very nice!Thank you!
This is awesome! It's less confusing than the video. Thanks!
I have yet to find a mind that understands this. Not just memorize
Sirrr plzzz u r jsttt awesome 👏 plzz make more videos for biochemistry these are helpful af
Thanks a lot. This helped a whole lot.
great one! thank you !!
Thank you! This was helpful
Amazing ! Thank you!!
Love this video!!!!
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What a great video!
very helpful, thank you so much.
This mnemonic may be easier to remember: "Henry Peter Parker Ate Turkey, Gravy, (and) Pink Plums Every Pluck
Also, all the enzymes that deal with ADP->ATP or ATP->ADP have the word "kinase" in them.
amazing, thank you!
great! much appreciated
this is awesome thanks ..!
your phosho enol pyruvate is missing 2 oxygens
Nevermind, I️ forgot the Pi has 1
Thank u!
im still at high school and my country need me to learn this shit!!!!!!!
so helpful!
Awesome!
I'm in high school. Why the fuck am I watching this?
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Memorising this is a big waste of time and effort.
bad draw