This is a quick reupload---sorry about that! We had an earlier version posted just an hour ago, but we noticed a place in the video that had the word NADH instead of NAD+. A typo that would really bother us if it caused any confusion! Fixed now :)
Amoeba Sisters I actually downloaded a game called Pet Amoeba and I have two amoebas named Codezee and Owloo. Here’s a link to that. ruclips.net/video/Nx2Sku5Dh0k/видео.html (Codezee is blue with blue pupils and Owloo is pink with black pupils. I have been playing this game a lot lately)
going to clarify that only who adapted or evolved to having oxygen is the only ones who needs oxygen Lets say, Sulphur gases Many fish or crusteceans have adapted to breathing poisonous gases like the one that I mentioned
Can you please do a video Von the aerobic and the anaerobic respiration pls BC I have an exam next week and I don't know anything in it and it's very hard...guys pls like if you also want
Even if my exams are not related to your videos, I still watch them solely because how enjoyable they are and how engaging all the materials are. KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK! :)
Same here, in college and nearly going to university and whenever a redox question comes up I always have to put OILRIG on the side, and PANIC for electrolysis XD
I love you guys 😭 I was so overwhelmed by this and didn’t understand at all when reading it in my professors power point presentation, but now it makes sense. I love how you break everything down using your cute and relatable characters, making the information seem less daunting. Anything you say that makes a question pop into my head, you answer it almost immediately afterwards. These things make you ladies amazing teachers!
you guys are the best. You teach better than my biology teacher. I wish you guys had a school. I appreciate the time and effort you guys put into these videos. They help me so much when I am trying to study or I cant figure out a concept. Thanks for all your work :)
Thank you so much for taking your time and making all of these videos! I am a visual learner and it makes everything so easier to learn! You guys rock!
i love how the illustrations are easy to understand and it makes me attentive to the discussion :< i'm currently studying this because we have no face-to-face classes due to quarantine so i'm having a hard time understanding the lessons. thank you for this :>
0:42 oxygen 0:54 crp need. 1:15 make atp using crp 1:35 atp 1:45 adp Aerobic BUT IF NO O 2:23 2:42 ANA r No o so use s Or my use g 3:24 fermtation. Not much atp. 2atp and 2 pyr in g. OLIRIG. 4:52 NAD need. 5:31 two types. 5:46 alc 2aceda-> 2etha Bread. 6:38 lacaf. Workout. Glycolysis. Then 2pyr to 2 lc Bacteria. Pyr take e-
I'm literally reading this biology book of mine and its looking like a weird language but once i watch your videos everything becomes clear and i actually understand. The visuals are the best for me!
I'm homeschooled and I basically use RUclips to learn. I am so behind on biology and you guys make it so easy! I am taking my mid-term test in 1 hour and 20 minutes. Please pray for me. Also thank you, guys, so much, keep up the amazing work.
omg that pic with the NADH hugging the electrons is so cute... (But that would be NADH-) Anyways, if anyone is confused on why NADH is the reduced form, just remember that when a proton (+) gains an electron, it becomes an H.
This video is terrible, you jump all over the place, you're not explaining where in the cell the cycles take place. You took too much time animating your voice and making these cartoons, you're missing some important facts. Thumbs down.
I have biology keystones tomorrow and i’m basically binging all your videos. they are really helpful and the information is delivered in a way that is memorable, which i really appreciate. thank you
It must be added that aerobic respiration does produce more ATP true, but it's still not enough for the body! Without our super recyclement system, we wouldn't have enough ATP.
Wow this channel is literally saving my life.... I love you These short less than 10 min videos worth more than the whole semester of lecture from my professors....
Definitely! We're still making longer full content vids too. Our next full topic video will be on the excretory system and nephron! (Hopefully to be out at the end of next month). We just have been simultaneously adding to our Shorts playlist with some smaller topics that lend themselves to a short format. 😊
@@AmoebaSisters Aww I'm so grateful for you teachers...😭I'm learning so much for my Alevels from the videos I hope my comment is not mean:/ I love and enjoy the short videos too but i'm learning so much from long videos for biology that's why I commented like that:// sorry if my comment felt bad😔
THAT I UNDERSTAND IS Fermentation, chemical process by which molecules such as glucose are broken down anaerobically. More broadly, fermentation is the foaming that occurs during the manufacture of wine and beer, a process at least 10,000 years old. The frothing results from the evolution of carbon dioxide gas, though this was not recognized until the 17th century. French chemist and microbiologist Louis Pasteur in the 19th century used the term fermentation in a narrow sense to describe the changes brought about by yeasts and other microorganisms growing in the absence of air (anaerobically); he also recognized that ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide are not the only products of fermentation.
It's 12:30AM and I wanted to learn about fermentation for the sake of understanding kombucha-making. You just taught me the legitimate process on a cellular/molecular level in 30minutes of watching/re-watching. Incredible. I now understand aerobic vs anaerobic cellular respiration, the basic role of glycolysis in each, and how in anaerobic cellular respiration the fermentation process (which is tacked onto glycolysis to regenerate the process) is different based on whether it's alcoholic fermentation or lactic acid fermentation. I feel like a genius. Thank you for an incredible presentation!
This video is unbelievably useful. After reading endless books on the topic that would only make me feel more confused, in 8 minutes you provided the whole fundamental basis to understand these processes. THANK YOU
A video diving more deeply into each of the main body systems would be great! If there's an Amoeba Sisters video for the subject I want, I always watch that one!
You guys are seriously the best! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, the way you explain these difficult concepts makes it so much easier for me to understand. :')
I like how you repeat the products of glycolysis so many times. Very good to do because though they come easily to some, others (many) need to see them (including me).
Hi amoeba sisters. I really like your video because it more fun and I like your cute animation..I watch your video since my high school until now. So, I thought I would like to use some of your animation for my slide presentation during this online learning..hope you don't mind..have a good day!!!
Isn't anyone gonna talk abt the cuteness of the characters?? I do cuz they're the ones who helped me understand thus complex process, and a boring topic not boring ^_^
i’m studying at 3 in the morning for my biology exam omg you made it so simple and that’s very helpful for me cause i understand NOTHING in my class love you❤ keep making these videos!
Hi! I know this video is old, but you briefly mentioned bout lactic acid and I was wondering if you could go into more detail when it involves muscles and how that happens :) or even how ATP works when it comes to working out
Hi! I love your guy's videos so much, I'm going to have to binge-watch them all before my AP bio exam in a few months! lol. Also, I appreciated the Office Space reference.
Thank you so much for tbe amazing content, it made studying glycolysis and fermantation without school visiting during quarantine a lot easier to learn
I think the reduction/Electrain of NAD+ to NADH is just useless. The point of all this is to get charged ATPs using electrons, why is NAD+ getting electrons? It doesnt need it! Its a waste! All electrons must be given to ADP to form ATP!
This is a quick reupload---sorry about that! We had an earlier version posted just an hour ago, but we noticed a place in the video that had the word NADH instead of NAD+. A typo that would really bother us if it caused any confusion! Fixed now :)
Amoeba Sisters I actually downloaded a game called Pet Amoeba and I have two amoebas named Codezee and Owloo. Here’s a link to that. ruclips.net/video/Nx2Sku5Dh0k/видео.html (Codezee is blue with blue pupils and Owloo is pink with black pupils. I have been playing this game a lot lately)
going to clarify that only who adapted or evolved to having oxygen is the only ones who needs oxygen
Lets say, Sulphur gases
Many fish or crusteceans have adapted to breathing poisonous gases like the one that I mentioned
nah its fine pinky
Very helpful video
Amoeba Sisters you guys are the best and voice is beautiful though...
This channel and Hank Green's "Crash Course" saving my biology grade
Kaelynn Herbon Ditto!!
true true
Kaelynn Herbon I’m not saying I like these videos, but I completely agree.
Lol wow how amazing lower
@Victor Way dafuq
"true survivors make ATP without oxygen" the greatest quote ive ever heard
Can you please do a video Von the aerobic and the anaerobic respiration pls BC I have an exam next week and I don't know anything in it and it's very hard...guys pls like if you also want
watching this literally 1 min before an online exam during quarantine 2020, see yall in the future l
how was your exam?
@@leabaki6191 i think they died
Same
yeah...
ayo update us
Fun fact actually really really sad fact: I can’t swim
I’m just tall enough that I don’t need to lol
AHAHASGHSAHHAH
Ok cool
like this video if i should learn how to swin
Learn. Then.
Who else is watching this before an exam
Me rn , college bio exam tmw 😣
when you watch youtube videos to procrastinate studying bio but somehow end up learning everything from youtube.
who watches these videos for fun-
@@alyssadude lol I do
LOLZ 😂 SAME CRYING😂 I am a 79 year old man
Exactly!
I just realized every part of my teacher's lesson is from the AmOeBa SiStErS
I was literally studying rn this for an exam!!
Good luck on your exam!! Hope this helps! :D
Fatahiya Kashif I just finished this for an exam
Omg same!! Got it coming up on the 8th May! Good luck on your exam!
LuckyFlamingo is it a CIE exam? Cuz i have one on 8 may
Doing this for fun
When I read my micro textbook, my inner voice sounds like you because your cadence and tone make learning easier! So, thanks!
Lol I thought I was the only one! Her voice makes it easy to learn
Ogey? And
Even if my exams are not related to your videos, I still watch them solely because how enjoyable they are and how engaging all the materials are. KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK! :)
if u watch this 4 fun your an idiot...no offense bc ik u were kidding
@@mali_daw4104 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
Malachi_Jewels
If his getting more knowledge that’s classified as an idiot
What world are you living in
@@mali_daw4104 thats mean i wach it for fun becuase it is intresting
right
Ok I'm confused
😂😂😂😂same
do you ever feel like you know nothing? i do
Also, OIL RIG is easier.
Oxidation
Is
Loss (of electrons)
Reduction
Is
Gain (of electrons).
Yeah i saw that in my igcse chem book :)
yeah we learned this in 8th grade instead of leo ger
oh my god thank you, i was so confused with LEO the lion goes GER ㅠㅠ thanks again!!
Same here, in college and nearly going to university and whenever a redox question comes up I always have to put OILRIG on the side, and PANIC for electrolysis XD
@@ButterflySimmer PANIC ? Oo
never heard of it , can you explain?
I love you guys 😭 I was so overwhelmed by this and didn’t understand at all when reading it in my professors power point presentation, but now it makes sense. I love how you break everything down using your cute and relatable characters, making the information seem less daunting. Anything you say that makes a question pop into my head, you answer it almost immediately afterwards. These things make you ladies amazing teachers!
you guys are the best. You teach better than my biology teacher. I wish you guys had a school. I appreciate the time and effort you guys put into these videos. They help me so much when I am trying to study or I cant figure out a concept. Thanks for all your work :)
Thank you so much for taking your time and making all of these videos! I am a visual learner and it makes everything so easier to learn! You guys rock!
i feel like i lose 1 brain cell and gain 3 anytime i watch these
i love how the illustrations are easy to understand and it makes me attentive to the discussion :< i'm currently studying this because we have no face-to-face classes due to quarantine so i'm having a hard time understanding the lessons. thank you for this :>
0:42 oxygen
0:54 crp need.
1:15 make atp using crp
1:35 atp
1:45 adp
Aerobic
BUT IF NO O
2:23
2:42 ANA r
No o so use s
Or my use g
3:24 fermtation.
Not much atp.
2atp and 2 pyr in g.
OLIRIG.
4:52 NAD need.
5:31 two types.
5:46 alc
2aceda-> 2etha
Bread.
6:38 lacaf.
Workout.
Glycolysis. Then 2pyr to 2 lc
Bacteria. Pyr take e-
**Fermentation exists*
Cyanide: Why do I hear boss music??
bet u just did the gizmo lab project lol
I'm literally reading this biology book of mine and its looking like a weird language but once i watch your videos everything becomes clear and i actually understand. The visuals are the best for me!
I'm sorry you never got your gills science lady. Good video though! 🤗
Ohhh oh-ho, wait 'till the Amoeboy Advance comes out so you can play Pokémon Blood Red and Chlorophyll Green!
SICK🤣
Pls like so Petunia can see this
I'm homeschooled and I basically use RUclips to learn. I am so behind on biology and you guys make it so easy! I am taking my mid-term test in 1 hour and 20 minutes. Please pray for me. Also thank you, guys, so much, keep up the amazing work.
How did it go? Good luck going onwards!! You've got this!
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Stop reading the comments
You have work to do.
Hah, no. Im a second year law student. Wait, why am I here?
feeling: attacked
damm you got me
Im studying for my MCAT & I literally lovee watching your videos because you make them so enjoyable. Thank you!
How'd the test go?
Here’s a Biology joke. How do cats make ATP? Through cellular res-purr-ration! Get it?
Aclixion STOOOOOPP. jk
um no
Disguisting
omg
@Orion D. Hunter are ya crazy?
omg that pic with the NADH hugging the electrons is so cute...
(But that would be NADH-)
Anyways, if anyone is confused on why NADH is the reduced form, just remember that when a proton (+) gains an electron, it becomes an H.
plz don't take the Lord's Name in vain. (if you were)
I always do OIL RIG: oxidisation is loss, reduction is gain.
me too!!
thats cool...i like OIL RIG
Like this comment if this video saved you in Biology 101 like me!
this poor 7th grader who justttt wanted to know WHAT IS FERMENTATION just got the MOST confused
This video is terrible, you jump all over the place, you're not explaining where in the cell the cycles take place. You took too much time animating your voice and making these cartoons, you're missing some important facts. Thumbs down.
They worked really hard on the vid so you just putting negative feedback is just mean.
Oh my lord, that OfficeSpace reference at 3:29.... XD
Fun fact: your heart and lungs are connected. Your heart pumps not oxygenated blood into your lungs to make them oxygenated.
I know about this fact...
The heart is connected to most parts of the body anyways. Where there is a vein, there is a way.
This is so helpful!!! I have a quiz on this on Monday and a test on this on Wednesday as well!!! YOU GUYS ARE MY SAVIORS!!!!!!!!!
I have my biology EOC tomorrow and I'm studying oof
Good luck on your exam!! :D
Same dude
Same here
Ah lucky you I have it in 2 hours and I barely know what will be there
Hi! Thanks for this! I am a brazilian teacher and always use your material! Thanksss ♡♡♡
literally watching this on my drive to campus to prepare for my final… I wonder if i’ll see this video again in further years studying 😵💫😵💫😵💫
Watching the amoeba sisters not bc of school is a different typa vibe
I feel like i could understand better with your channel than Crashcourse. thank you so much.
Watch this then go back to crash course as it goes more in depth
I have biology keystones tomorrow and i’m basically binging all your videos. they are really helpful and the information is delivered in a way that is memorable, which i really appreciate. thank you
i swear this channel is so helpful for my failing subject: science
i suggest binge watching ted ed and kurzgesagt videos
It must be added that aerobic respiration does produce more ATP true, but it's still not enough for the body! Without our super recyclement system, we wouldn't have enough ATP.
man I wish there was "Amoeba sister" channel for other science subjects too (Physics and Chemistry ..?) cause this channel is literally THE BEST
Your video is so cute!!!! Love it. So happy to learn with your video.
Im studying for my Biology Exam and this is very helpful. Thank you so much
Wow this channel is literally saving my life.... I love you
These short less than 10 min videos worth more than the whole semester of lecture from my professors....
please make less shorts and make more videos like this
Definitely! We're still making longer full content vids too. Our next full topic video will be on the excretory system and nephron! (Hopefully to be out at the end of next month). We just have been simultaneously adding to our Shorts playlist with some smaller topics that lend themselves to a short format. 😊
@@AmoebaSisters Aww I'm so grateful for you teachers...😭I'm learning so much for my Alevels from the videos I hope my comment is not mean:/ I love and enjoy the short videos too but i'm learning so much from long videos for biology that's why I commented like that:// sorry if my comment felt bad😔
THAT I UNDERSTAND IS Fermentation, chemical process by which molecules such as glucose are broken down anaerobically. More broadly, fermentation is the foaming that occurs during the manufacture of wine and beer, a process at least 10,000 years old. The frothing results from the evolution of carbon dioxide gas, though this was not recognized until the 17th century. French chemist and microbiologist Louis Pasteur in the 19th century used the term fermentation in a narrow sense to describe the changes brought about by yeasts and other microorganisms growing in the absence of air (anaerobically); he also recognized that ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide are not the only products of fermentation.
It's 12:30AM and I wanted to learn about fermentation for the sake of understanding kombucha-making. You just taught me the legitimate process on a cellular/molecular level in 30minutes of watching/re-watching. Incredible.
I now understand aerobic vs anaerobic cellular respiration, the basic role of glycolysis in each, and how in anaerobic cellular respiration the fermentation process (which is tacked onto glycolysis to regenerate the process) is different based on whether it's alcoholic fermentation or lactic acid fermentation.
I feel like a genius. Thank you for an incredible presentation!
We need versions of this video my grandkids could comprehend too. vPK vK vE
You have a creative way to teach us concepts that lasts in our mind for long😃😄. Claps for your works😊
test is tomorrow... i’m gonna fail
fun fact: got a 52
This video is unbelievably useful. After reading endless books on the topic that would only make me feel more confused, in 8 minutes you provided the whole fundamental basis to understand these processes. THANK YOU
A video diving more deeply into each of the main body systems would be great! If there's an Amoeba Sisters video for the subject I want, I always watch that one!
ahhhh 12 days left for us need more videos for the marathon AP BIO TESTS ON 14TH!
You guys are seriously the best! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, the way you explain these difficult concepts makes it so much easier for me to understand. :')
I recently started watching your videos and it really helped me in science I owe u A BIG THANK U👍😊😁
if I pass my bio final it will be thanks to amoeba sisters that's for sure
I have a biology exam in 1 hour💀 thank god this RUclips channel exists
I really enjoy your videos. I have a bad science teacher and your videos are really the only thing that keeps my interest in science.
Love you, watching the semester tonight. Looking forward for over a 70 in tomorrows final examen. Thankssss
Lactate is not causing muscle soreness, its actually imacting muscle reacion on nerv signals causing "limpy" muscles.
thank you🙏, your teaching method is more fun than the biology teacher at my school
I love these videos! Super helpful in my Microbiology class. Thank you!!
Y’all are talkin about using this in high school and college and I’m over here in seventh grade lmao
Me too. We need a version of this my grandkids could comprehend too. vPK vK vE
Hi..I really enjoy studying with your videos..could you maybe make individual videos on each organic molecules
Honestly U guys make Superb videos..
I like how you repeat the products of glycolysis so many times. Very good to do because though they come easily to some, others (many) need to see them (including me).
amoeba sister saving my life rn fr about to take my ap bio final, and I've been fighting for my life this unit. god bless
Hi amoeba sisters. I really like your video because it more fun and I like your cute animation..I watch your video since my high school until now. So, I thought I would like to use some of your animation for my slide presentation during this online learning..hope you don't mind..have a good day!!!
Who knew science could be so cute?!! You seriously have the best teaching, drawing and voicing skills, and the combo is seriously amazing!
Isn't anyone gonna talk abt the cuteness of the characters??
I do cuz they're the ones who helped me understand thus complex process, and a boring topic not boring ^_^
Wow! This was very advanced! Thank you for your insight amoeba sisters.
No One:
Yeast Boss: That'd Be Greaaaaat.
(Office Space vibes)
This channel gonna save my life
I have a midterm tomorrow and your channel is helping me. Thank you I truly hope I'm able to process all of this. 😊
same exact situation
Thanks for these videos, Amoeba Sisters!
This channel is responsible for me passing biology class. No really, thanks so much!
i’m studying at 3 in the morning for my biology exam omg you made it so simple and that’s very helpful for me cause i understand NOTHING in my class love you❤ keep making these videos!
Anyone else making notes of these videos
anyone here bc of kimchi?
Fun fact:
OIL RIG mnemonic is
UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED 😌
Hi! I know this video is old, but you briefly mentioned bout lactic acid and I was wondering if you could go into more detail when it involves muscles and how that happens :) or even how ATP works when it comes to working out
thank you
you literally helped me for my final exams
this is the first time i enjoyed studying
thank you
Stop the cap
Wow, cool videos and very creative visualization and sense of humor.. Keep up the good work!
Hi! I love your guy's videos so much, I'm going to have to binge-watch them all before my AP bio exam in a few months! lol. Also, I appreciated the Office Space reference.
I love your both, guys! You really help me out and make me enjoy the unenjoyable (chemistry obviously 😂). Thanks!!
I love it it helps me for my exames
My biology teacher tested me on this once. I hate his liver, with some fava beans, and a nice Chianti.
You're amazing guys!!! Thank you for all your videos!!!))
So what is fermentation I couldn't understand the big words?
Thank you so much for tbe amazing content, it made studying glycolysis and fermantation without school visiting during quarantine a lot easier to learn
Without this, there would be no way for me to pass Honors Biology.
love your videos! thank you for always helping me out! you guys deserve at least 10 million subbies!
OK SO you can't get drunk after eating bread... GOOD-
I finally passed my AP Bio test cuz of these vids thank u so much u deserve millions of subscribers!
I think the reduction/Electrain of NAD+ to NADH is just useless. The point of all this is to get charged ATPs using electrons, why is NAD+ getting electrons? It doesnt need it! Its a waste! All electrons must be given to ADP to form ATP!