Electron Transport Phosphorylation

[@flacallama]

I just want to say this was a phenomenal explanation. Concise, clear, and easy to follow. You've made a pretty complicated biochemical pathway of reactions into something that is understandable. Can't find a better video than this, good job!

[@jhonnycake1]

This whole series has been better than my 200$ AP Bio text book. Craig, you are my hero.

[@TalkwithDennis23]

I agree with you. You Tube has help me more than my book.

[@drgeniuswan]

I have finished watching all 3 videos and seriously, you're awesome. I have an exam tomorrow & I couldn't really grasp the flow of cellular respiration but your videos made me feel that I could understand & perhaps teach someone! Thanks a lot! =)

[@nerdy5746]

AP Bio student here - this was very, VERY helpful. Thanks Craig Savage! Even years after this video was made, its usefulness to tadded learners has not waned!!

[@03justbee]

as an IB bio HL student with a teacher who sips on her coffee more than she teaches- this is a life saver!! i've watched the series about 5 times now and i understand! thank you so very much craig!

[@SinCityMadBaker]

Watched all 3 of your videos on cellular respiration. I have dreaded cellular respiration all semester. Thank you for making it so simple to understand. I appreciate all that you've done to create these videos!

[@kirstygillmore1480]

At last, someone who can explain things step by step, providing context and images to illustrate where and how this process occurs. The best video on the electron transport chain I have found. Extremely clear and precise, with a relaxed, calm narration. Thank you for making my learning 100 x easier!

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[@TheDjembe7]

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You saved my life with these three videos, bless your soul

[@katiebaker4203]

I have watched a 1,000 video clips of how to understand this in the simplest form. And this video helped the most by far. So easy to understand. Thankyou for making it!!

[@ILoveNormaJean]

Thank you for the great video. This is much easier to understand when you are moving things around and have animations instead of looking at a million arrows in my book. Very helpful.

[@hottyJunsu]

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I really liked your videos. Provide in-depth knowledge without being boring . Thanks a lot.

[@TheSapphireQueen]

Your entire breakdown of aerobic respiration was awesome. I Love the animations. Thank you!!!

[@emilylucia6636]

I was SO lost before I came to your videos and I just want to thank you so so so much! I watched tons of other ones but none of them explained it in a way that made sense. These videos as well as the ones for photosynthesis saved my lifeeeee. THANK YOU

[@Ctineeey]

BRO, youre the best... you arent going super fn fast like the other videos I watched. THANK YOU! I understand it so much better!!

[@wild.Petals79]

wow..thank you so much i think i probably understand 80% of cellular resp..finally.. i will watch the videos again..i watched at least 15videos on this topic over and over but i was still clueless until i watched yours..thank you very very much....

[@AnonymouslyMe2456]

so much more easier than my AP Bio teacher could ever explain thank you :)

[@MichaelHarrisIreland]

I have one question. Why was I so fortunate to find this video? Let me add my ATP to the thousands of thanks you receive.

[@jojaeckel4604]

Brilliant. Thankyou. You have answered my A level student's question about the production of ATP in the electron transport chain. Such a clear video and explanation. Jo Jaeckel

[@MAUE333]

Thank you so much! I started off with your glycolysis video and didn't think I'd watch the next two, but I am very happy that I did! You truly clarified some big confusions that I had!

[@TheBzagal]

Hey Craig. Just to say a big Thank You. Watched many videos, yours was (were) the best. You "accounting" part is Awesome. Keep it up.

[@johnbromley9391]

Craig, looks like this video is now 5 years old. Glad I found it. I'm in RN school A&P. Thank you for this 3 part series. You've taken a complex topic and filtered it down to make it understandable. Excellent job! I'm still not quite crystal clear on it but the fog is lifting from your efforts. Thank you for your efforts.

[@christinefifarek6031]

I've watched so many videos on cellular respiration and read my textbook chapter but was still not really fully grasping this whole process. The way you broke this down was incredibly helpful, thank you so much!

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Your a blessing from the heaven! I finally understand cellular respiration

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Thank you of that 3 part series! So well-explained and easy to understand. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@linlin-cp5bg]

I read the book which did not give me any senses, I watched your video which is worthy to spend my valuable time. I appreciated for making my understanding easier

[@astridaiko]

By far the clearest explanation iv'e come across. Thanks for your help!

[@SLITTHROAT13]

Let me say that you videos on glycolysis are great! They really help me get a better ubderstanding than the text books do. Thank you!

[@ayushnakavathekar9642]

your voice is so soothing and everything is so clear for me. Thanks so much!

[@franciscojimenez7120]

you saved my life in biology ! Thank you! This video was very well organized! Excellent!

[@ariellefranklin4797]

THANKS SO MUCH! You clarified and explained this sooooo well. I'm at peace now with this physiology chapter! Many thanks!

[@Haller1994]

thank you so much! all 3 videos helped me so much! i actually understand it now , and i can go into my exam feeling good now that i get it!! thank you!!!!

[@JennStout80]

You. Are. Awesome. Thank you for this 3 part video on cellular respiration. My book reads like stereo instructions.

[@bellat1326]

You are just so great! well explained all the way! you are outstanding. I got it now. others go off subject, too much talking..etc…you are just FAB! BRAVO

[@gonzos527]

By far, the greatest explanation I have come across. Thank you! I often wonder why am I paying my college buckets of cash for an education that, realistically, I am receiving from people (such as yourself) on youtube?

[@gabrielkulik3691]

I'm not sure how I'd survive Honors Bio without this

[@atimor]

you are like 10x better than my biology teacher. Thank you.

[@mychaelpierce8049]

Great job with this series. It really helped me out a lot! Thanks so much!

[@missashleyri]

Seriously this is amazing. I actually understood it. When I was reading my biology book I thought I was going to fail this class for sure. Thank you so much!

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whoa! that was very much clear and concise... ETC makes much more sense to me now!!CHEERS...u earned a subscriber!!

[@breathed1]

Thank you so much for these videos they are very helpful, i have a test on monday! Keep up the good work

[@Jenna121683]

Excellent work. I now understand this all better for my Anatomy and Physiology class!

[@tzetzengaryc]

- Thank you so much for the 3 cycle videos. They will definitely help me out on the test I have in 4 hours. lol :)

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Your videos are very helpful! Thank you so much for your hard work and effort! We appreciate it!

[@kwanelewise5372]

thanks a lot man you have made cellular respiration easier to me...thanks a lot

[@christineminkler6489]

This is a great explanation for visual learners!

[@annasummers4476]

You made this much more easy to understand...thank you!

[@myekeh]

Thanks for the three part set -- well done!

[@TPhenixLA]

Craig Savage you are AWESOME!!! Thank you!!

[@TheAlchemistProdigy]

I understand it completely! Thanks! You make it so clear.

[@KedoXO]

this was very good, well explained and the demonstrations were easy to follow. thank you

[@dddana455]

This is awesome! Saved me for the exam!

[@jonqn07]

Thanks your your HARD WORK!

[@Cocoshenelle876]

Excellent. Everything was just so clear

[@bun_bun17]

IT WAS THE BEST VIDEO OF ALL. I UNDERSTOOD IT

[@nikazahedi]

Absolutely Amazing! The three of them! Thanks a lot!

[@janaewalker4918]

Thank you for making this understandable for my biochem class.

[@nuguistic]

Probably just saved me from another D on a test lol thanks and keep up the good work. I'll be back

[@BeatlesSheeran]

you're a savage @ teaching biology.... thanks a lot !!

[@riah9125]

Amazing, Very well explained and demonstrated. Thank you so much.

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Awesome thanks Craig my teacher couldn't even explain this to me and you could I am definitely going to pass this quiz

[@kimlorello]

Thank you! I'm studying for dental boards and this is a great foundation for me!

[@atlive1]

BEST VIDEO ... EXTREMELY HELPFUL.

[@reliablethief]

(quiet) his voice is so calm......this was very useful.........(quiet)

[@insertnamhere568]

you sir should write my A2 biology textbooks!

[@Harry_At_NewMexico]

O.k. thank you for answering my question and an informative youtube presentation here!

[@CraigSavageScience]

Yes, the volume was low for some reason, make sure you adjust the volume settings on your computer. The audio is there, I promise.

[@ColeWRS]

Thanks a lot for this video, it is extremely thorough and very helpful!

[@dawitbegashaw6302]

well u did a really good job on photosyntissis and cellulare respeeration but one question does the suger we mad in plans go to the cellula re resperation

[@iutziorostegui5201]

I love all of your explanations!, they are very clear and undestandable!.. I just have a question about the video that explains de Electrons Transport Chain in mitochondria, what happened with the FADH_? in which step is it used?

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thank you so much for these videos! you're a life saver

[@t.n.4853]

Excellent videos, very informative, and presented well. Is there any way to obtain prints of your slides?

[@samanthabooth7217]

This was very helpful. Thank you!

[@nmalele0909]

You the real MVP

[@6789uiop]

Opps, forgot to *like* this when I watched it the 1st time. Great tutorial.

[@jananiparithy8896]

thank u craig for your wonderful and clear explanation only one basic doubt for me ie why not that h+ ion and the free e- combine again in the memberane? and which is more possible.

[@ChelsiDS]

WOW best explanation ever! I finally get it thank you so much

[@victorpendaeli7665]

Great vid,just one question;is the energy initially released from the electrons used for the active transport of protons into the inter-membranal space??

[@hasiliololoma4068]

SUPERB EXPLANATION SIR.THANK YOU.

[@meenageetha7997]

very nice vedio ....easy to understand

[@thehungergamesfanify]

Very well explained:) Thank you! Helped with my biology homework.

[@firephoenix8192]

atlast atlast I got it.......man I am so glad I found this.......but you should have named those complexes as well that would help us alot in your exams......

[@AhmadMsouti]

Thank you !!! much easier than the book !

[@personface108]

Protons are also attracted back into the inner compartment by an electromagnetic pull that was created when the protons left the inner compartment. Their relocation hyper polarizes the inner compartment and depolarizes the outer compartment. The energy harnessed to phosphorylate ADP likely comes predominantly from these electrical forces because diffusion is relatively weak.

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Great videos :) I m finally getting this stuff thanks to you! you are the maaaaaan

[@alextaylor2837]

wow I understood all 3 videos. thank you :)

[@leenaabusin3851]

Great video! I just have on question, in the electron transport chain why use the oxygen to get rid of the H+ and the electrons made? why not recycle them back into the electron transport chain thus eliminating the need to ingest glucose and take in oxygen. I know the theory wouldn't work in practicality but I would like to know why it wouldn't work. I'd be grateful for an explanation!

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I am very happy to learn the rasiration.I want your website or link for other video.

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these videos are amazing!! i learned a lot! thank you!

[@omaraqel3502]

Thanks that was very good but I just wanted to ask u .... Why there is iron in the ETC ? And thanks

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Two semesters back I took Nutrition class and it involved the Kreb's Cycle, the entire semester I really tried to understand it and nothing. This semester I am taking A&P so my nightmare was back, but seriously your video is awesome I actually get it. You explained it really well, thank you. May be a dumb question: at the end when oxygen and hydrogen make water, what happens to that water? where does it go, or how is it used? I definitely will be sharing the video. Thanks again.

[@kyaw03]

Awesome vdo and explanation! Thank you so much!

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I hope you're doing great. Really helpful

[@TalkwithDennis23]

Where did the two ATP molecules use to break down the glucose come from? I don't understand!