Overview of the citric acid cycle

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Harvard Professor Robert Lue describes a key component of cellular metabolism, the citric acid cycle.
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[@andrewmontoya8511]

no

[@xAFKing]

i think it'd be clearer if you display the names of the molecules implied in the process for better understanding, it's hard to remember wich one is each

[@clockwise7391]

captions

[@RohitPant04]

That point about succinate dehydrogenase is very clear to me because of the visual depiction showing it close to the cycle from the inner membrane. Visuals are awesome! 🙏

[@wisdomseeker6790]

The fact that humans figured this out in pretty much the last 200 years is insane.

[@jawairiazahid8864]

Perfect video 👍. It has helped me to understand the concept in a better way. Thanks Harvard Online😊

[@katiehanners746]

please add the names of the molecules, this is rather confusing

[@jyuri4671]

Thank you for helping me realizing biochemistry

[@margueriteoreilly2168]

Took me months to gain this Knowledge....its the words are tongue twisters ......but worth gaining this knowledge Belfast Ireland 🇮🇪......Robert A.Lue was the best R.I.P thank you Sir for giving people like me a chance to flex our imagination 💪 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@JuninhoT9077]

Small imprecision here by showing multiple FAD/FADH2 entering and leaving Complex II. In fact, as a prosthetic group to Complex II, FAD is covalently attached to Complex II and is virtually permanently bound to it.

[@exercisenutritiontips5061]

It was fantastic!

[@ShiverZZZ666]

My brain is about to explode from all the infos 😣. Tomorrow is my bio exam😭

[@xercesemeeies9872]

Today is mine 🙂

[@Spacewolf_99]

same TwT

[@shadasaeeb4509]

very nice 👍

[@crenapun57]

tysm 🙏🏻😁🇳🇵

[@ismailyahya9242]

Perfect.. Thanks a lot.❤

[@fakihammadi6330]

very nice 👌👌👌

[@user-gb4fk3tl9u]

the acetyl CoA comes from the pyruvate oxidation, what about the oxaloacetate? Where does it come from? 💔

[@zahrabeyimabdullayeva1983]

It comes from krebs cycle . It comes from malate

[@asmaaebrahiim4572]

Oxaloacetate is a compound in mitochondria

[@mahnoorali5167]

It is produced by the previous kreb cycle

[@wcookiv]

Did you watch until the end?

[@railgunawesome7114]

It gets regenerated at the end of the Krebs cycle, hence the "cycle" part

[@umaruchan5439]

Good explanation !

[@arjunharikumar9040]

Succinyl CoA get converted to succinate where does the CoA goes to?

[@pasdpasse439]

to HSCoA

[@sleeksquirrel7572]

A phosphate is added to the same carbon where CoA is using a hydrolytic reaction. The phosphate will then be taken off to form GTP.

[@crenapun57]

awsome

[@user-nx7xx7rf1h]

Kreb's cycle?

[@princesspat5239]

yes kreb's cycle , tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA) or citric acid cycle (CAC) are the same thing

[@hamdirahmat8346]

My thought was wrong. I used to thought that carbon dioxide is a direct by product of oxygen processed in cell.

[@tomorourke6301]

Rob Liu is 1 amazing human being

[@silviaalexandrecordeiro8400]

🌹🌎🌍🌏🌹

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

I guess Harvard can't afford screen text. But if KZbin is your source of knowledge and you are a visual person you might be a gamer

[@muhammedsufyan5560]

Subhanallah

[@kryptyde]

subhanallah

[@gregorysagegreene]

Near as I can broadly figure out ... 'Electron-Generation Cycle.'

[@farzadinam8339]

terrible video, the main purpose of remembering the names is to actually display them alongside the structures