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I've had such a hard time understanding this concept even all throughout undergrad. you've simplified it in a way that has made it so easy to learn to thank you!!

Dude thank you soooo much Nasm doesnt explain this as good as you do.

good explanation I keep watching this on replay and each time i understand a bit more!

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such a lively and energetic explanation, thank you, this helped me so much

Thank you for your very nice brief and clean explanation. You may also consider in the calculation that for every 4 H ions, we got 1ATP in ETC. In the end, there are 2.5 ATP for NADH (10 /4 - 10 H ions in ETC for NADH) and 1.5 ATP for FADH2 (6 /4 - 6 H ions in ETC for FADH2 ). Moreover, G3P shuttle and Malate-Aspartate-Shuttle for the NADH produced in anaerobic part of Glycolysis should also be considered. You end up with 30-32 ATP.

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Thank you!!! I have always struggled to understand this and this is the best explanation I've seen yet!

Im learning to be personal trainer in national institute of israel for elite athletes your videos really helped me in the tests of physiology very good content well explained

Thank you for this thorough explanation. I really appreciate your videos! You made this easy to understand. I am a visual learner so just reading this from my textbook is such a struggle.

We also take one GTP which translates to one ATP so the output thought out the Krebs cycle only would be 3NADH, 1FAD, and 1GTP--> 1ATP

Thank you for making this video! This is the only video that I have found that simplifies the Kreb cycle for me.

Very helpful even after being posted 1 year ago. Big thanks man

I have a degree in exercise science. The reason I pursued the degree was to understand how exercise and physical fitness works on another level. My instructor did not want to talk about anything unless I do with actually running. So none of my questions ever got answered in class but from what I recall, anaerobic exercise does not create ATP only Aerobic exercise, correct?? That being said If you run out of stored energy, you can actually create enough energy to keep your body moving during intensive aerobic exercise? Eventually, obviously the demands of the body will not keep up with the amount of ATP created. This is the main reason I tell people to not do cardio before they lift weights or do any type of anaerobic exercise. I wish I could find someone to talk about this but no one really wants to talk about it on any other level. To be honest The krebs cycle doesn't really mean much if you don't talk about it in real life usage.

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Fantastic explanation! Thank you

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Hello! Great job explaining! However, please do correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that in Glycolysis, glucose isn't being cut into 2 halves causing it to form pyruvic acids, but the carbon in the glucose is (you stated that point @0:47, sir). As we all know, a glucose compound contains 6 Carbon atoms, 12 Hydrogen atoms, and 6 Oxygen atoms; but in this, we're only 'cutting' the carbon atoms into half (from 6 to 3; as a pyruvic acid contains 3 carbons atoms). So what happened to the remaining 12 Hydrogen and 6 Oxygen atoms of the single glucose molecule?

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How did you get 10NADH

It's very helpful. Thankyou.

Thanks so much sir Please the diagram wasn't that Luci

Very well explained bro

I am confused with the decarboxylation of the pyruvate cause in some references, in that process, there is a complete removal of CO2 molecule from pyruvate. And I think O2 is only used as electron acceptor in ETC.

Brother any videos on beta oxidation? For Mr dietary fats causing me dizziness for hours! So

Everytime you get the bi product of CO2 can't we just assume that's from the making of atp / bi product. And the NADH+ IS going to NADH because that electron is energy breaking and forming new bonds.

What happens if we add something like protein or water instead of fat.

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Can you explain why we require oxygen for the kerb cycle a little bit further? And can you explain the difference of oxidation and decarboxylation?

Sorry, just wanted to clarify so ONE glucose can create all 38 ATP correct?

Can someone explain this to me in a simple way and whats the theory behind krebs cycle? Im not getting it? Does this have to do with digestive system at all or more energy production?

How the H did they figure this out?

HAVE SEEN MANY VIDEOS TO EXPLAIN THE CYCLE AND ALTHOUGH THEY TRY AND TRY HARD, THEY KEEP ON MAKING THE SAME MISTAKE. USING THE ABC / alphabet over and over again, while explaining. There has to be a better way to explain the cycle without the need to call each transformed molecule by its new name. In this video he makes it a little better than most others since he skips some renamings of changed molecules and explains the "core". If you cannot explain it to your grandma ... you don't fully understand it yourself.

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To all of you who find this helpful. Except he hasn't drawn the cycle out at all!. What he has drawn, isn't the Cycle, and he has so oversimplified it, it is misleading and misinforming you. Sorry