Bacterial Metabolism, Part 1 (Cellular Respiration of Bacteria)

[@leonardlarbi6809]

This is a great video. This is the genesis of diagnostic microbiology which we most of the time students don't pay attention to leading to practicing like robots in the diagnostic microbiology lab who just follow protocols

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It's quite interesting and quite well explained, thank you for your generosity

[@coolworx]

I am so impressed with this woman's ability to print so perfectly, no matter what angle that she's writing! Ohh and the video is interesting as well.

[@kamelkachin7848]

Please I appreciate if you make videos about amino acids because your explanations are so easy to assimilate, and I don't get bored. MERCI

[@wishfulbuddy]

thanks a lot for make me understand this topic, I always used to skip this when not memorize until post graduation now I am in PhD and falling happily after cleared this concept.

[@drsheikh]

Beautiful handwriting, clear bold voice, good explanation thanks.

[@jamikrueger9113]

saved my microbiology life

[@susannaheinze]

Jami Krueger Thank you for the nice comment! I'm so glad you found the video useful.

[@benysmart1643]

Video trés instructive et tellement claire pédagogiquement. Merci pour les illustrations

[@courtneytanguay3439]

VERY helpful. Great explanations. Thank you!

[@susannaheinze]

Courtney Tanguay Thank you for the kind comment! Good luck with your studies!

[@sirenhead1st103]

She's so knowledgeable. Who knows all this information about every science? So helpful for me as I took all the sciences a while ago and just want a refresher.

[@ctrlaltdelicious6072]

this is the best video i‘ve ever seen

[@BIOMicrobiology]

Not all living cells convert glucose to pyruvate. There are chemolithotrophs that do not use organic molecules as a source of carbon, electrons, or energy.

[@lonly4uonly]

by way of your holding pen , how do you see what you write :-) the video was awesome ......

[@alexandernuttall7936]

Good video thanks for your time ! It is very clear and shows you know micro well!

[@carlosescudero3161]

Great work :) i am using it for my microbiology class in Perú

[@parakhmody1413]

How is the bacteria proteus utilising urea in citric acid cycle? The Krebs cycle is linked to the urea cycle, but that's true in humans too (although some of the urea is excreted). Besides, urease just converts the urea back to ammonia so how is it recycled for energy production?

[@asserm.8047]

thank you! very clear. your handwriting is very good, too

[@syedshafee785]

Can u please make a video , why PH decrease when the Glucose is added to media (yeast, pepton) while growth of Ecoli bacteria.

[@paolacevallos9106]

Extremely helpful video thank you so much!!!

[@NurseDianeStephanie]

Do you have a transcript of this video

[@toomuchsugar9969]

So how do prokaryotes produce atp from tca onwards without the presence of mitochondria?

[@Caribbean15]

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[@beutifuldays2023]

Mam can you plz provide a pdf link of the following chart?

[@eunicegarcia4824]

so with the presence of oxygen is there more glucose consumption?

[@sophiaujeriksson]

some Neisseria can also utilize mannitol right?

[@sabreenabdullajirrow7566]

Thank you so much . This is vary helpful

[@amirazaharuddin3463]

what is example bacteria metabolite

[@Anthony_DP]

Thanks. Good visual.

[@Dr.JasenEricko]

Well explained, thank you very much :D

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[@thebluebeyond2329]

I'm in general biology but l wanna know which respiration do the intestinal microbes undergo😭😭?

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Awesome video!!

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+Atosthewestie yes its really amazing

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Can i uplode your video in my chennnel 😓😓

[@ignantpoo]

This woman talks in slow motion. I sped it up to x1.5 and it sounds totally normal now.

[@williamlowry8809]

sorry but no, you just transform her into ben shapiro. 1.25x sounds fine

[@biologyworkout693]

saccharomyces cerevisiaea is a bacteria or a fungi?

[@77unicorn77able]

it's a fungus as far as I know, it's an ascomycete

[@abhiprayaa4123]

Your awesome 🙇

[@dibyendu8970]

What a handwriting 😋

[@Jessicalgosss]

Thank you!!

[@ftmartins1]

Aula sobre Metabolismo Microbiano.

[@lisabermes1051]

21 different amino acids.

[@abdullahak8016]

Why bacteria produces 36 ATP instead of 38?

[@lisabermes1051]

because 2 are used to start the cycle again... just like us.

[@lizgillyflower]

Saccharomyces and Candida are not bacteria!

[@juliemyers5622]

+lizgillyflower She states that they are fungi if you were listening to the video at the 6 to 7 minute mark.

[@aishaali787]

too slow.. and what's going on

[@susannaheinze]

Thank you for your comment. Some of my videos are too slow, I agree. One of the commenters suggested speeding it up to 1.5X to make it move along a little better! But I am not sure what you mean by the other part of your comment. Was there a specific part of the video that needs further clarification?

[@marianabacalim1613]

I think the pace is just right. Gives you enough time to understand and memorise the concepts without the need of pausing the video. Thank you for the effort!

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[@saderandall1040]

Thank you so much!