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sooo basically, Glucose (6C) splits into 2 (3C) Pyruvate 1. 1 phosphate added to 1 side (-1 ATP) 2. 1 phosphate other to 1 side (-1 ATP) 3. 6C splits into 2 C3 4. Hydride (H-) removed from each, reducing 2 NAD+ to NADH (or FAD+ -> FADH2?) . 5. Hydrides are replaced with an inorganic phosphate on both (not from ATP) Now, 2 P’s on either side of both GP3’s) 6. Phosphates on either side of both molecules then split and go to ADP to create 4 ATP, becoming 2 Pyruvates (3C) NET = 2 ATP & 2 NADH
@@maysk.5998 I’m learning this myself, but I think it’s the fact that the pyruvates get phosphorylated in step 3 by phosphofructokinase 1, and they get dephosphorylated, or lose a phosphate group, to replinish the ADP’s into ATP again.
It's amazing that you don't know this stuff but are able to teach it to people well enough that it is better than their college professors and they actually understand it.
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A lot of videos repeat things "atp stores energy" and "you get energy when a phosphate group is released" but they don't explain it and probably they themselves don't know what it means. Professor dace does a good job at explaining it
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Probably not when you graduate, you'll probably be extremely poor but maybe a few years after. Which is probably soon. I wonder how this guy/girl is doing lol.
I’ve watched few videos on the subject and all of them are talking about “generating” energy(ATP) from the reaction of glucose and oxygen. Like ATP is a product of the process. Obviously you cannot create a molecule with P and N atoms in it by combining C,H and O atoms. The way I see it, you need ATP to make more ATP. Where the very first ATP comes from? It is produced by the body itself? Thanks
Thank you so much!! I was having a hard time trying to memorize these as I read my textbook but now I feel less lost! It's great to listen someone summarize for you
Cool, I am a DNA chemist, so I never learned about metabolism but I also new ATP was involved. Now I can see how are food is used to generate ATP through this cycle :) I heard we make 80 kg of ATP a day, pretty crazy synthesis scale!
A lot of videos repeat things "atp stores energy" and "you get energy when a phosphate group is released" but they don't explain it and probably they themselves don't know what it means. Professor dace does a good job at explaining it
I don't know why so many curriculums expect us to remember glycolysis, cellular respiration, light reactions, and the Calvin Cycle with the most perfect recollection for a lot of biology exams. I know it's important for people down the line to learn other metabolic pathways, but why cram us to do it?
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Thank you very much professor Dave, Just because of you, I'm surviving in my college, If you don't mind, I have a request, can you please add all the notes used in your videos in pdf form to download, so that after watching all of your videos we can once again revise everything that you taught by going through the notes that were used in the videos in a quick way.
Love your videos! You are building up quite an impressive and broad reperoir:) They are so great to catch the main ideas and concepts and to get some overview before embarking on a proper heavy reading:) But in this particular video the analogy of a living organism to a machine catched my attention. Because there is much to philosophise about this kind of perception. I'm reading a book titled 'The Turning Point' written by Fritjof Capra and it is basicly a book about the need of revolution in the modern science as well as our western culture rooted in mechanistic understanding of pretty much everything. I wonder if you will jump into this kind of stuff in the future. I mean covering the science of philosophy:) I'm studying Molecular Biology but I'm totally into having broader perspectives upon... Yeah, everything I gues: metaphysics and what not.
1. Any glucose can enter glycolysis either beta or alpha right ? 2. I think the net overall equals 8 atp ( 2 ATP + 2 NADH ) Because starting from step 6 or after producing 2 GADP we will double every nad or atp So from step 6 to step 10 we will have 10 atp Minus 2 atp from the first 5 steps the net overall equal 8 atp What do you think?
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Thank you. Have been watching your DNA videos to supplement my biology class at UT in Arlington. Work in Engineering for the VA hospital and decided to study nursing. Thank you for clarifying!
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This 8:11 min. video is much better than a one hour class, and that table at end which comprises all the important details and names of enzymes are mind blowing.Keep helping us like this. Thanks😀
You have explained me concepts in 8 flat minutes which I did not understand in a two hour lecture. You are a legend Sir!
P.S. The introductory song is very catchy.
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Thanks again Professor Dave, so far you have a video for all the topics we are covering in Biology. The videos are really helpful, I watch them after I read a lesson. I introduced one of my classmates to your videos. You are appreciated.
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I wish I found you sooner. This video was so helpful for me. I have one more biochem test after the one I watched this video for. I'll definitely be watching more this semester!
i always search your channel when it comes to biochemistry, thank you for sharing this video! it really helps us. your video is much better than the other channels because it was more precise and your speech was clear. :)
and btw, im from the philippines :) i will share your channel to my classmates!
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This is just way too good. I find myself watching these just out of curiosity and not because I need it... When I think about it, I need this more than anything. Just knowing it is awesome. Thank you for your effort
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sooo basically,
Glucose (6C) splits into 2 (3C) Pyruvate
1. 1 phosphate added to 1 side (-1 ATP)
2. 1 phosphate other to 1 side (-1 ATP)
3. 6C splits into 2 C3
4. Hydride (H-) removed from each, reducing 2 NAD+ to NADH (or FAD+ -> FADH2?) .
5. Hydrides are replaced with an inorganic phosphate on both (not from ATP) Now, 2 P’s on either side of both GP3’s)
6. Phosphates on either side of both molecules then split and go to ADP to create 4 ATP, becoming 2 Pyruvates (3C)
NET = 2 ATP & 2 NADH
so what is the difference between the 2 C3 (step number three) and the 2 pyruvates?
@@maysk.5998 I’m learning this myself, but I think it’s the fact that the pyruvates get phosphorylated in step 3 by phosphofructokinase 1, and they get dephosphorylated, or lose a phosphate group, to replinish the ADP’s into ATP again.
It's amazing that you don't know this stuff but are able to teach it to people well enough that it is better than their college professors and they actually understand it.
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thank you for this video prof. I almost spend 5hrs in watching other videos about glycolysis from various channel but thanks God your explained it very well. You're the living Gift from God for me.
Wow! You made this way easier to understand than by biology professor has. Thanks!
Another great class and another confirmation of outstanding machine our body is!
A lot of videos repeat things "atp stores energy" and "you get energy when a phosphate group is released" but they don't explain it and probably they themselves don't know what it means. Professor dace does a good job at explaining it
A very clear and lucid explanation of respiration for the novice - presented in very simple language. Great stuff!
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Probably not when you graduate, you'll probably be extremely poor but maybe a few years after. Which is probably soon. I wonder how this guy/girl is doing lol.
I’ve watched few videos on the subject and all of them are talking about “generating” energy(ATP) from the reaction of glucose and oxygen. Like ATP is a product of the process. Obviously you cannot create a molecule with P and N atoms in it by combining C,H and O atoms.
The way I see it, you need ATP to make more ATP.
Where the very first ATP comes from? It is produced by the body itself?
Thanks
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Thank you so much!! I was having a hard time trying to memorize these as I read my textbook but now I feel less lost! It's great to listen someone summarize for you
Cool, I am a DNA chemist, so I never learned about metabolism but I also new ATP was involved. Now I can see how are food is used to generate ATP through this cycle :) I heard we make 80 kg of ATP a day, pretty crazy synthesis scale!
holy smokes, that sounds like too big a mass! but i suppose it could be true.
hows it going? what do you do as a DNA chemist?
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A lot of videos repeat things "atp stores energy" and "you get energy when a phosphate group is released" but they don't explain it and probably they themselves don't know what it means. Professor dace does a good job at explaining it
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I don't know why so many curriculums expect us to remember glycolysis, cellular respiration, light reactions, and the Calvin Cycle with the most perfect recollection for a lot of biology exams. I know it's important for people down the line to learn other metabolic pathways, but why cram us to do it?
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Thank you very much professor Dave, Just because of you, I'm surviving in my college, If you don't mind, I have a request, can you please add all the notes used in your videos in pdf form to download, so that after watching all of your videos we can once again revise everything that you taught by going through the notes that were used in the videos in a quick way.
i don't have any such notes unfortunately!
Making your own notes from his videos would be a great way to study!
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Love your videos! You are building up quite an impressive and broad reperoir:) They are so great to catch the main ideas and concepts and to get some overview before embarking on a proper heavy reading:) But in this particular video the analogy of a living organism to a machine catched my attention. Because there is much to philosophise about this kind of perception. I'm reading a book titled 'The Turning Point' written by Fritjof Capra and it is basicly a book about the need of revolution in the modern science as well as our western culture rooted in mechanistic understanding of pretty much everything. I wonder if you will jump into this kind of stuff in the future. I mean covering the science of philosophy:) I'm studying Molecular Biology but I'm totally into having broader perspectives upon... Yeah, everything I gues: metaphysics and what not.
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1. Any glucose can enter glycolysis either beta or alpha right ?
2. I think the net overall equals 8 atp ( 2 ATP + 2 NADH )
Because starting from step 6 or after producing 2 GADP we will double every nad or atp
So from step 6 to step 10 we will have 10 atp
Minus 2 atp from the first 5 steps the net overall equal 8 atp
What do you think?
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