Cellular Respiration

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Everyone's talking about how their school took weeks to explain what this video explained in under 3 minutes and how it's so much more simple than their actual teachers did but I'm too stupid and still completely lost lmao

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You're not stupid. This shit literally makes no sense.

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Thank you finally someone that has the ability to make this concise and without so much confusion.

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I love how simple this is.

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okay but did i ask

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[@bunni7045]

So grateful for this, such a clear and concise analysis.

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fun fact : some of us are from online class 👍👍😑

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lol XD exactly

[@Leon-nz6ys]

that is a fact, but it's not fun for me, I am getting sick for this :(

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Fun fact: I procrastinated in studying

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[@empirestate8791]

Quick hint: energy from the NADH and FADH2 is harnessed as the electrons pull hydrogen ions into the intermembrane space and create a concentration difference. It's like compressing air. The electrons lose potential energy in this process, finally ending their transport chain by combining with oxygen to produce H20. The hydrogen ions then travel through "turbine" proteins as they work down the concentration gradient, kind of like water flowing through a dam. The potential energy of the hydrogen ions is captured as it turns a turbine (the turbine produces ATP) when flowing down the concentration gradient. Basically, the electrons expend their potential energy by compressing hydrogen ions in the intermembrane space. The hydrogen ions then flow down their concentration gradient (they diffuse) and turn an ATP producing turbine in the process. The turbine is the smallest rotary motor known to mankind.

[@angelanguyen3503]

WOW! I wish school taught me this as simply as you did

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Angela Nguyen which year are u plz??

[@Cricketmh62]

seems to always be a simpler answer, thank you, ( School hasn't got this far yet... I don't think )

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[@camacho_12]

high school? im learning this in 7th grade lmao

[@shrishtisdesk7857]

Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@lucywallace7625]

Tried a few other sites before yours and just felt even more confused. Thank you for making the process of cellular respiration so clear and easy to understand!

[@yad3935]

i really wanted to thank you for this video.. and the other videos about light reactions.. i srsly searched the internet and read all articles but wasn't able to understand them.. i viewed this video and then boom!! it was just like that only... thank you... for the help i reported the topic in class effectively.. as a student...

[@aahana2620]

Bless your heart for explaining this in a simpler way than school did!!

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Short and simple. Amazing!

[@marialalichan7880]

Thank you so much. You basically summarized everything I learned these past two weeks in three full sense minutes. Youre a real life saver

[@anthonymaurice187]

I love the simplification of the entire process of cellular respiration. My only critique is the background noise. I'm listening with headphones and the cars driving past is very distracting. Best video I've found yet on this topic though.

[@TheConfuzzledCat]

It’s so refreshing to find a video that actually explains this concept clearly. I have a test next period and this may have saved my grade. We’ll see, but thank you regardless for giving me peace of mind

[@thatgirlstephanie6023]

yoo its been a year. Did you pass the test?

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yo it's been 2 years. Did you pass?

[@TheConfuzzledCat]

@@views-kb6sv Whew, I wish I knew. I’ll try to go back into my grade archives to find it, but I can’t make any promises lol

[@animegirl17]

FINALLY, I been trying to figure out where the hell these 2 extra nadh molecules came from, THANK YOU!!!!

[@stephenprice3357]

straight to the point without all those additional and confusing steps that are in between like other videos

[@Jay2423M]

ive seen a few videos but this one actually summarized really well. thanks

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You have a unique way of explaining.❤

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great video! super helpful & clear.

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I’m having finals for my bio class in 2 weeks and I didn’t get this until now thank you!

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I have finals for my bio class tomorrow and i didn’t get this until now 😭

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I love this lady's voice...

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i thought it was your voice

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I love short and informative vids like this

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I wish my biology teacher would teach me like this lmfao

[@daracampbell9941]

Thanks! Really helpful. One question what does it mean at 1:35 when it says the remaining carbon is oxidized? How does that happen?

[@Ricochetscience]

It actually just means that the remaining carbon-carbon bonds are broken (oxidized) - not the actual carbon molecules themselves

[@daracampbell9941]

Ah! Thank you!

[@Anfmethodjor]

Great video! Short and sweet!

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You are explained very nice I can understand very nicely

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Ty so much, now i gotta try my best for the quiz tm hope i do good

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here 1 hr before my biology exam 🥹🥹 !! THANKS A LOT

[@clarisset.madjus1070]

If all the processes in cellular respiration happens all at once, what would most likely happen to the cell?

[@abhisrimishra599]

Boom!! jk XD i hv no idea

[@clairevolpe7518]

Thank you SO much!! I have a test soon and this was so helpful.

[@lelalau1331]

Amazing videos! Helped me a lot, my teacher made it so much harder.

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Simple and straightforward.

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Thanks a lot!! I didn´t understand this topic till I saw this video, it was a really clear explanation. THANKS!!!

[@pattyfarinas803]

This really helped me understand. (Thanks :) )

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Wonderful and thank you 🙏🙌❤️

[@YinuoJiang]

I understand it! Thank you so much!❤❤❤

[@nouras8607]

thank you so much!! i was so confused until now

[@fairypearl9454]

What causes the varying number of ATP being produced in cellular respiration?

[@MrElaphrosaurus]

Nice clear summary. Note: the singular form of mitochondria is mitochondrion (not mitochondrium).

[@DrDjOfficial]

this bothered me

[@susanzhu6265]

Is the Preparatory Reaction another name for the Krebs cycle?

[@danielavenditto3297]

No, the preparatory reaction converts pyruvate to acetyl-CoA, so that acetyl-CoA can enter the Krebs cycle

[@briannacovell5882]

The Citric Acid Cycle is another name for the Krebs Cycle.

[@benjamina8357]

Zooms in on bird - "animal cell" I always knew it - birds are animals I am a complete dumbass. I just realized what I just wrote.

[@safireblazeplays7780]

LOL, i think you meant to replace animals with mammals, but they never stated "mammal cell".

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LMAOOOO

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😁😆

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Short to the point ! ☝️💯💪👏👏👏

[@shenalfonseka5365]

Video is very informative but pls update it to 30-32 atp because in recent research it was found its not 36-38👍

[@hanoushyhana2392]

Thank u so much this video helpeddd so much i couldn’t understand a thing but this video helped so much

[@DrRadwanNesma]

Very good explanations

[@gugalaxy7772]

Isn't the net gain actually 30-32 ATP?

[@nayelyortizhernandez8703]

Is the electron transport chain the same as oxidative phosphorylation?

[@iloveTait]

Nayely Ortiz Hernandez I *believe* oxidative phosphorylation happens in/during the electron transport chain process

[@justspaceex1589]

Thank you I didn’t understand this before

[@wisperaii]

Fucking lifesaver. Thank you.

[@catalinapineda741]

How do CO2 and 02 delay respiration

[@andrewrodriguez3712]

0:10 hard to pronounce for me 🤣

[@diora266]

this literally makes no sense... and if I ever understand it, i'm going to forget it within a week..

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[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

0:34 The singular form of "mitochondria" is "mitochondrion", not "mitochondrium".

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sooo am i supposed to write all this down

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Why don’t schools use this instead of wasting 2-3 weeks on the one topic

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Our Biology teacher sent us here.

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no one asked

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Wow I wish school tought me this as simple as you did

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Occurs when we do anaerobic exercise

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[@MicahBrown-j6f]

Although mitochondria is the correct plural form, mitochondrium is not the singular form. The correct word for a singular mitochondria is mitochondrion. Words can be trippy sometimes, lol.

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1:22 you can hear a car in the background.

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