UPDATE: 4/2021 *We've updated this video* ! You can find the updated cellular respiration video here: ruclips.net/video/eJ9Zjc-jdys/видео.html But no worries if you prefer this older video as it will remain up! Resources can be used with this old video or the newly updated one. Please read the pinned comment on the updated video to see what has changed. ----------------------- We like to pin clarifications or corrections to our videos. (1) We received an excellent comment regarding the phosphate bond in ATP. So while we- and many biology sources- mention the ATP bond breakdown as an energy releasing event, this can lead to a misconception if just isolating the phosphate bond breaking alone. This is because bond breaking requires energy to be *absorbed* while bond creating *releases* energy. When we say that when the phosphate bond in ATP breaking down (ATP hydrolysis) releases energy, we wish we had been more clear that this involves many events, including the breaking and reforming of bonds. We should clarify the entire ATP hydrolysis process itself is considered an energy releasing, exergonic process. (2) We do wish we had been more clear stating that the Krebs cycle "'indirectly" requires oxygen" instead of just stating it "requires oxygen" ---as we do not want to imply that oxygen is a reactant in the Krebs cycle (Citric Acid Cycle). While oxygen is not a reactant for the Krebs Cycle, the oxidation steps of the Krebs Cycle cannot occur without the presence of oxygen. (Thus, the Krebs Cycle is considered an aerobic process) Reference Source: OpenStax cnx.org/contents/GFy_h8cu@10.120:weAHBat1@7/Oxidation-of-Pyruvate-and-the-
genuine kudos to you both for mentioning this and keeping it updated despite this video being 5 years old your dedication to helping make science easier to understand is incredible and much appreciated
"May the ATP be with you" is the most rad biology/Star Wars crossover reference ever. My mission in life now is to use it in every social situation possible.
if anyone still needs simple steps of cellular respiration (they talk so fast haha) glycolysis - cytoplasm- sugar+02 makes H20+ATP 1. atp converts glucose into pyruvate 2. makes 2 atp and nadh krebs cycle - mitochondria - sugar+02 makes co2, h20 and atp 1. pyruvate made into acytol a = nadh 2. acytol oxodized which makes co2, atp, fadh, nadh etc - mitochondria 1. electrons go from nadh and fadh to electron carriers 2. electrons make proton gradient 3. protons power ATP synthase which adds phosphates and adp to make atp 4. oxygen accepts electrons and combines 2 h protons to make h20
@@AmoebaSisters I have a question since long time I would like your help here, So the Mitochondrial damage is it linked directly to the Nasal respiration ? if there is an issue with nasal respiration is damaged does Mitochindria respiration gets damaged too ?
@@mike2010143 If you are referring to nasal respiration as in "breathing", then (if I am interpreting your question correctly) yes. When you cannot breathe, you cannot get oxygen, which is critical to the mitochondrial respiration process. Lack of oxygen => electrons are not removed from the end of the mitochondrial Electron Transport Chain => ETC basically gets in a "traffic jam" (electrons stop moving along it) => no H+ ions are pumped across the inner membrane => the H+ concentration gradient across the membrane equalizes => ATP no longer diffuses through ATP synthase => ATP generation grinds to a halt That said, if you have reduced lung function (due to, say, COPD or asthma) it does not damage your other cells' mitochondria... it just reduces the amount of oxygen they have to work with. Hope that helps :)
Wow, this actually made sense to me. Took my school a week to, and you did it in 8 minutes. I wish youll be making the same type of videos when im taking complex college coarses
This topic is now part of our Unlectured Series! More info here: www.amoebasisters.com/unlectured Also, we appreciate feedback on our videos and pin clarifications on our videos if needed. We do wish we had been more clear stating that the Krebs cycle "'indirectly" requires oxygen" instead of just stating it "requires oxygen" ---as we do not want to imply that oxygen is a reactant in the Krebs cycle (Citric Acid Cycle). While oxygen is not a reactant for the Krebs Cycle, the oxidation steps of the Krebs Cycle cannot occur without the presence of oxygen. (Thus, the Krebs Cycle is considered an aerobic process) Reference Source: OpenStax cnx.org/contents/GFy_h8cu@10.120:weAHBat1@7/Oxidation-of-Pyruvate-and-the-
Question. During the Glycolysis step you said there is a net yield of 2 atp and 2 NADH From converting glucose into pyruvate. Then in the next slide it says "there is a initial conversion of pyruvate into Acetoyl-Coa which contributes another 2 NADH. Does that mean before Krebs cycle starts you have 4 NADH? 2 from the Glucose conversion into Pyruvate and 2 from the conversion of Pyruvate into Acetoyl-CoA?
Libzy, to answer your question, yes this also happens in plants! Since plant cells are eukaryotes, this video applies to them exactly as well as animal cells. Like animal cells, cellular respiration for plants also happens in the mitochondria. The equation is exactly the same as well. What can be confusing is that plants are also doing photosynthesis at the same time and using their chloroplasts for that.
Thanks for this very nice explanation. My son passed away at the age of 9months supposedly due to a mitochondrial disorder in complex 1. Your video helped me to understand where the issue might have been laying. #careforrare 💪🏻
I am a forty-year-old woman who recently went back to college, I am in General Biology. It feels sad but I have to come here often to have a greater understanding of the most important things in Biology. Sometimes I feel extra dumb for having to come to a kid based video but it really helps, Thanks!
This channel is my go-to resource for AP Biology! It takes complicated textbook topics and connects it all with a big picture and engaging visuals. Thank you!
Thank you so much for creating such a descriptive video that was only 7 minutes !! My bio teacher tried to teach us it for 90 minutes, but literally NO ONE in my class understood it. His choices of words were super confusing, and so was his drawing. This channel literally tricks me into learning information, but tbh, i luv it !! I understand literally EVERYTHING !! Thank u for keeping ur videos short and sharp, and also making ur words clear and informative. This is what i call a lifesaver !!
Nice Legend of Zelda reference. I used it in my class and my teacher didn't think that video games could teach anything until now. Keep up the good work.
+Austin Alexander (Pastapanman) Petunia completely agrees with you on how awesome video games can be---she is the gamer of the two of us. Thanks so much!!
@@HudsonDiTomaso Kicked out? Wow, you must have scared the hell out of your teacher. Was the teacher in serious fear their job was at stake? OMG, if the kid can learn without me, I'm toast??? That? Ha ha ha.
Thank you Amoeba sisters. We have a big test tomorrow on Cellular Respiration. No matter how much help I got from my teacher, I just could not understand it. I was surfing the web, hoping for something that would help me understand the material so that I won't bomb the test. I came upon this channel, and I remember the teacher showing other of your videos to the entire class, and I can remember them really helping me and my classmates understand. That is exactly what happened today. I now understand everything more than I even thought than I could. Thank you for making these videos. I hope that you can reach 100,000 subscribers. Good luck for future videos and reaching 100k subscribers. You are the key for my success in Biology so far.
Finally I understand about cellular respiration, my teacher never taught me about this but only gave us a video which we had to take notes on and make a project which is due soon, I never understood because she would go talk to her friends, that are teachers, and we didn't even how to do it. The project was never explained directly which is why this video helped me so much, I also have testing for this whole week which is putting a lot of stress to me considering I have to study.
Amoeba Sisters are the only biology channel I'll watch cause they teach in such an interesting, entertaining, and simple way to understand the topics. :D
After learning this, i clicked on this video to refresh and get another viewpoint. Very vaccurate and easy to understand. I'd say START HERE for learning celluar respiration and glycosis.
Your videos save me every time there's a bio test! I can always remember your cute little drawings when answering the questions. You're a life saver, and have quite a talent! Thank you :)
Thank youuuu. I wish that this video was up back when I needed it in 9th and 10th grade. I am so happy it's up now. These videos are so simple, cute and informative. Your efforts have not been wasted. Thank you again.♥
really fabulous and ridiculous that you can make people understand long theory in such cool way under 10 mins, yet teachers and textbook make it sound so hard and impossible to under, thank you
OMFG i love you! I spent so much time with my textbook trying to understand and i didnt get it at all! I understand it so much better after watching this video. THANK YOU!
Thank you so much Amoeba Sisters for your amazing videos. They are so informative and I don't know how I would learn for my regents class without you. Keep teaching and helping all of us. So so thankful❤️ Btw, if anyone thinks that the video goes too fast, make it 0.75 speed and everything is perfect. 🤪
I know I’ll be the only commenter for the foreseeable future, but wouldn’t it be cool if AS went back and remastered old videos with more facts and animations, while still keeping the old ones so we could see how they grew as a channel?
Honestly if this channel wasn't her and these videos weren't here I don't think I would have passed my bio final. Thankyou for making these videos and I hope you continue them
I actually stumbled upon this channel by accident, but I'm SO glad I did. You explain stuff SO much better than my college Biology teacher. Subscribed! P.S. I love the animations
1. glycolysis - cytoplasm - broken bond creates energy, converted to ADP - 2 net ATP and 2 NADH (coenzyme) used to convert ATP into pyruvate 2. Citric Acid Cycle - mitochondria - requires oxygen - pyruvate converted to Acetyl-CoA - produces 2 ATP molecules, 6 NADH, and 2 FADH2 - transfers electrons to make more ATP 3. Electron Transport Chain - mitochondria - requires oxygen - electrons from NADH and FADH2 sent to electron carriers to create a proton gradient - powers ATP synthase which creates ATP which adds phosphate to ADP - produces around 32-34 ATP product: water, ATP i just did this for me but you can use it too probably
Just wanna say thank you! I was about to drop my class because I just could not understand anything but after watching some of your videos I finally got it!
Thanks for these videos, way more interesting and informative than my college professor's lecture videos! Added bonus, I frequently find my children, 10, 4, & 2 years old, watching them with me... Little scientists in the making.
Wow. I'm a senior level college student and you made me fall in love with medical sciences even more than I already thought possible. Through cartoons! Thank you :)
I understand Aerobic respiration in animals but not in plants! Does it happen in the mitochondria still? And what is the word equation for aerobic respiration in plants? Sorry I have science mocks coming up and am really struggling to understand this! Love you're video!! :D
These videos are so awesome!! Have the DAT coming up so it's nice to learn and get a little laugh every once in a while to keep me sane! You ladies are the real deal! Keep making videos so I can keep WANTING to learn more!
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UPDATE: 4/2021 *We've updated this video* ! You can find the updated cellular respiration video here: ruclips.net/video/eJ9Zjc-jdys/видео.html But no worries if you prefer this older video as it will remain up! Resources can be used with this old video or the newly updated one. Please read the pinned comment on the updated video to see what has changed.
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We like to pin clarifications or corrections to our videos. (1) We received an excellent comment regarding the phosphate bond in ATP. So while we- and many biology sources- mention the ATP bond breakdown as an energy releasing event, this can lead to a misconception if just isolating the phosphate bond breaking alone. This is because bond breaking requires energy to be *absorbed* while bond creating *releases* energy. When we say that when the phosphate bond in ATP breaking down (ATP hydrolysis) releases energy, we wish we had been more clear that this involves many events, including the breaking and reforming of bonds. We should clarify the entire ATP hydrolysis process itself is considered an energy releasing, exergonic process. (2) We do wish we had been more clear stating that the Krebs cycle "'indirectly" requires oxygen" instead of just stating it "requires oxygen" ---as we do not want to imply that oxygen is a reactant in the Krebs cycle (Citric Acid Cycle). While oxygen is not a reactant for the Krebs Cycle, the oxidation steps of the Krebs Cycle cannot occur without the presence of oxygen. (Thus, the Krebs Cycle is considered an aerobic process)
Reference Source: OpenStax cnx.org/contents/GFy_h8cu@10.120:weAHBat1@7/Oxidation-of-Pyruvate-and-the-
genuine kudos to you both for mentioning this and keeping it updated despite this video being 5 years old
your dedication to helping make science easier to understand is incredible and much appreciated
@@wingednotepad class act indeed
Amoeba Sisters Ivy
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when it takes less than ten minutes to finally understand what my professor couldn't in over an hour... Thanks much!
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Oh my gosh. That's so true. We have 1 and a half hour of Zoology Lecture and we can't even understand a single thing.... :'(
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Switching from my extremely complicated and down-right boring textbook to this was like a breath of fresh air
I AM A TEACHER AND THIS CHANEL SAVED ME ...MAY THE ATP BE WITH YOU ALWAYS
"May the ATP be with you" is the most rad biology/Star Wars crossover reference ever.
My mission in life now is to use it in every social situation possible.
when u have a college biology test tomorrow and you're studying with the same animations you watched in middle school
yup
Yeppp
Bruh, this is in college? Im in honors bio for 9th grade and im trying to cram it all in 😂
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@@elliott3432 same
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if anyone still needs simple steps of cellular respiration (they talk so fast haha)
glycolysis - cytoplasm- sugar+02 makes H20+ATP
1. atp converts glucose into pyruvate
2. makes 2 atp and nadh
krebs cycle - mitochondria - sugar+02 makes co2, h20 and atp
1. pyruvate made into acytol a = nadh
2. acytol oxodized which makes co2, atp, fadh, nadh
etc - mitochondria
1. electrons go from nadh and fadh to electron carriers
2. electrons make proton gradient
3. protons power ATP synthase which adds phosphates and adp to make atp
4. oxygen accepts electrons and combines 2 h protons to make h20
i'm pretty sure pyruvate gets oxidized into acetyl coa
OH DEAR GOD THANK YOU.
Yo true G thanks my dude
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Wow thanksss
This is the first video that actually helped me understand cellular respiration
+Aislinn McCourt So glad to hear that---it's definitely complex! :D
Hmmm. A protein complex? haha
Aislinn McCourt so true
@@AmoebaSisters I have a question since long time I would like your help here, So the Mitochondrial damage is it linked directly to the Nasal respiration ? if there is an issue with nasal respiration is damaged does Mitochindria respiration gets damaged too ?
@@mike2010143 If you are referring to nasal respiration as in "breathing", then (if I am interpreting your question correctly) yes.
When you cannot breathe, you cannot get oxygen, which is critical to the mitochondrial respiration process.
Lack of oxygen
=> electrons are not removed from the end of the mitochondrial Electron Transport Chain
=> ETC basically gets in a "traffic jam" (electrons stop moving along it)
=> no H+ ions are pumped across the inner membrane
=> the H+ concentration gradient across the membrane equalizes
=> ATP no longer diffuses through ATP synthase
=> ATP generation grinds to a halt
That said, if you have reduced lung function (due to, say, COPD or asthma) it does not damage your other cells' mitochondria... it just reduces the amount of oxygen they have to work with.
Hope that helps :)
I came here to study for my biology test tomorrow
Caleb Jackson Good Luck:)
Came here for an exam i have in 6 hours
Good luck on your test tomorrow! =)
Caleb Jackson same
sameee. my test is tm
What I learned: The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
good job
this is 5 hour long lessons of content covered in about 7 minutes.
He made this comment 1 year ago, how about you shut up!
Derp Derp right lol
@@TheWSYNkatevy153 WHAT IS YOUR DEFINITION OF EDGY
@@TheWSYNkatevy153 stfu
Do mean that you were procrastinating for 5 hours, then found this video to learn the concept in 7 minutes?
Wow, this actually made sense to me. Took my school a week to, and you did it in 8 minutes. I wish youll be making the same type of videos when im taking complex college coarses
Trust me, I am taking complex college courses and this HELPS TONS still
Who’s here because your teacher sent you here?
M E
me doing this since its a missing assignment
Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
I'm here because I don't understand anything from my professor.
Gay lol
I kinda feel..... bad for those who didn't understand the lesson from their Teacher
Thank goodness Amoeba Sisters are here
This topic is now part of our Unlectured Series! More info here: www.amoebasisters.com/unlectured
Also, we appreciate feedback on our videos and pin clarifications on our videos if needed. We do wish we had been more clear stating that the Krebs cycle "'indirectly" requires oxygen" instead of just stating it "requires oxygen" ---as we do not want to imply that oxygen is a reactant in the Krebs cycle (Citric Acid Cycle). While oxygen is not a reactant for the Krebs Cycle, the oxidation steps of the Krebs Cycle cannot occur without the presence of oxygen. (Thus, the Krebs Cycle is considered an aerobic process)
Reference Source: OpenStax cnx.org/contents/GFy_h8cu@10.120:weAHBat1@7/Oxidation-of-Pyruvate-and-the-
Q
great video was really helpful thank you
This video and the photosynthesis video was very helpful. Can you make a video based on
Photosynthesis vs Cellular Respiration.
This is funny
Question. During the Glycolysis step you said there is a net yield of 2 atp and 2 NADH From converting glucose into pyruvate. Then in the next slide it says "there is a initial conversion of pyruvate into Acetoyl-Coa which contributes another 2 NADH. Does that mean before Krebs cycle starts you have 4 NADH? 2 from the Glucose conversion into Pyruvate and 2 from the conversion of Pyruvate into Acetoyl-CoA?
Who else's teacher making watch this from home? Though this makes a whole lot more sense than a teacher. Thanks Amoeba Sisters!
Libzy, to answer your question, yes this also happens in plants! Since plant cells are eukaryotes, this video applies to them exactly as well as animal cells. Like animal cells, cellular respiration for plants also happens in the mitochondria. The equation is exactly the same as well. What can be confusing is that plants are also doing photosynthesis at the same time and using their chloroplasts for that.
+Amoeba Sisters did you put the triforce there on purpose?
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Thanks for this very nice explanation. My son passed away at the age of 9months supposedly due to a mitochondrial disorder in complex 1. Your video helped me to understand where the issue might have been laying. #careforrare 💪🏻
when you have a paper due tomorrow which you haven't started...this is a life saver
yeah it's been seven hours I still haven't started it...
When your bio teacher doesn’t teach you so you come to yt
I would like to thank you for making this amazing channel. I'm a biology teacher, and I can't describe how helpful your channel was for me.
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I am a forty-year-old woman who recently went back to college, I am in General Biology. It feels sad but I have to come here often to have a greater understanding of the most important things in Biology. Sometimes I feel extra dumb for having to come to a kid based video but it really helps, Thanks!
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This channel is my go-to resource for AP Biology! It takes complicated textbook topics and connects it all with a big picture and engaging visuals. Thank you!
Thank you so much for creating such a descriptive video that was only 7 minutes !! My bio teacher tried to teach us it for 90 minutes, but literally NO ONE in my class understood it. His choices of words were super confusing, and so was his drawing. This channel literally tricks me into learning information, but tbh, i luv it !! I understand literally EVERYTHING !! Thank u for keeping ur videos short and sharp, and also making ur words clear and informative. This is what i call a lifesaver !!
Damnnn just learned more in 7 minutes than i did in hours of research
Seriously a huge help! Y'all explain terms and context so clearly! And the fun/comical tone keeps me engaged! Thanks sisters!
Nice Legend of Zelda reference. I used it in my class and my teacher didn't think that video games could teach anything until now. Keep up the good work.
+Austin Alexander (Pastapanman) Petunia completely agrees with you on how awesome video games can be---she is the gamer of the two of us. Thanks so much!!
:)
I got kicked out of Biology class for pointing that out!
@@HudsonDiTomaso Kicked out? Wow, you must have scared the hell out of your teacher. Was the teacher in serious fear their job was at stake? OMG, if the kid can learn without me, I'm toast??? That?
Ha ha ha.
Thank you Amoeba sisters. We have a big test tomorrow on Cellular Respiration. No matter how much help I got from my teacher, I just could not understand it. I was surfing the web, hoping for something that would help me understand the material so that I won't bomb the test. I came upon this channel, and I remember the teacher showing other of your videos to the entire class, and I can remember them really helping me and my classmates understand.
That is exactly what happened today. I now understand everything more than I even thought than I could. Thank you for making these videos. I hope that you can reach 100,000 subscribers.
Good luck for future videos and reaching 100k subscribers. You are the key for my success in Biology so far.
Finally I understand about cellular respiration, my teacher never taught me about this but only gave us a video which we had to take notes on and make a project which is due soon, I never understood because she would go talk to her friends, that are teachers, and we didn't even how to do it. The project was never explained directly which is why this video helped me so much, I also have testing for this whole week which is putting a lot of stress to me considering I have to study.
Amoeba Sisters are the only biology channel I'll watch cause they teach in such an interesting, entertaining, and simple way to understand the topics. :D
After learning this, i clicked on this video to refresh and get another viewpoint. Very vaccurate and easy to understand. I'd say START HERE for learning celluar respiration and glycosis.
The art has honestly improved so much... Thank you for being so considerate and helping out the confused community!
Your videos save me every time there's a bio test! I can always remember your cute little drawings when answering the questions. You're a life saver, and have quite a talent! Thank you :)
Online classes suck, but it's much better when my assignment for the day is watching this video and writing down what I learned. Great video!
Thank youuuu.
I wish that this video was up back when I needed it in 9th and 10th grade. I am so happy it's up now. These videos are so simple, cute and informative. Your efforts have not been wasted. Thank you again.♥
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You guys are probably the best channel on youtube in terms of explaining things simply.
"easy bake ATP oven".... that's pretty hilarious tbh
I know....whoever writes the content is pretty hilarious
not very funny no offense
@@mohammedk.7887 The original comment... was made five years ago... they're probably not even around to be offended anymore...
@@Sir_Bob that got deep geez man
Damn dude
I just wanna THANK YOU and wanna appreciate as well for wonderfully presenting the ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN
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really fabulous and ridiculous that you can make people understand long theory in such cool way under 10 mins, yet teachers and textbook make it sound so hard and impossible to under, thank you
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I have a unit 2 test tomorrow and I'm trying to cramp everything. These vids always help me I'm so grateful for this channel.
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Thank you so much Amoeba Sisters for your amazing videos. They are so informative and I don't know how I would learn for my regents class without you. Keep teaching and helping all of us. So so thankful❤️ Btw, if anyone thinks that the video goes too fast, make it 0.75 speed and everything is perfect. 🤪
I love your videos! It helps my class understand complicated concepts because of the way you break each point down. Thank you so much!
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0:45 TRI FORCE FROM LEGEND OF ZELDA OH MY GOSH HOW ARE YOU GUYS THIS COOL.
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Have an exam in 3.5 days and your videos make the process of learning so much easier!
I know I’ll be the only commenter for the foreseeable future, but wouldn’t it be cool if AS went back and remastered old videos with more facts and animations, while still keeping the old ones so we could see how they grew as a channel?
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Ive been studying the whole process overnight and I didnt get the whole process. Thank heavens I found this video. Now I understand everything.
aww such cute drawings but not only are they cute but they are informative yay
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thank you you helped me so much with my schoolwork.
1. glycolysis
- cytoplasm
- broken bond creates energy, converted to ADP
- 2 net ATP and 2 NADH (coenzyme) used to convert ATP into pyruvate
2. Citric Acid Cycle
- mitochondria
- requires oxygen
- pyruvate converted to Acetyl-CoA
- produces 2 ATP molecules, 6 NADH, and 2 FADH2
- transfers electrons to make more ATP
3. Electron Transport Chain
- mitochondria
- requires oxygen
- electrons from NADH and FADH2 sent to electron carriers to create a proton gradient
- powers ATP synthase which creates ATP which adds phosphate to ADP
- produces around 32-34 ATP
product: water, ATP
i just did this for me but you can use it too probably
Thx i couldnt find where glycosis happened 😅
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me😂i have literally an occean of boring classes yet im here eating while watching
@Mimi Han well this is 5 months later. how'd you do on it?
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You guys are just hilarious! You make learning about cells, photosynthesis and cytoplasm fun. Now THAT is an accomplishment.
not rly
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0:43 Triforce! And at 0:54 Link!
Thanks for the vid, it's really helpful :)
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ur not alone my guy
Y'all are saving my life! Anatomy and Physiology is hard as heck! THANK YALL!!!
I understand Aerobic respiration in animals but not in plants! Does it happen in the mitochondria still? And what is the word equation for aerobic respiration in plants? Sorry I have science mocks coming up and am really struggling to understand this! Love you're video!! :D
This is an amazing video to help my daughter who has anxiety when she has tests and Adhd. Thanks so much for these videos!! ❤❤
THIS IS SO CUTE AND HELPFUL
No one else has said it so I will, I really appreciate you @amobea sisters
Could you guys please start to make an answer sheet to your worksheets?!??! Thank you!!!!
Even though my science teacher brought me here, your videos are actually nice!
Awesome again. Thank you! :-)
These videos are so awesome!! Have the DAT coming up so it's nice to learn and get a little laugh every once in a while to keep me sane! You ladies are the real deal! Keep making videos so I can keep WANTING to learn more!
Joy from Inside Out got her own youtube channel
I wish I could hug you!! My teacher is foreign and has a hard time explaining. This saved me