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Overview of glycolysis | Cellular respiration | Biology | Khan Academy
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For an auditory learner this really helped me understand Glycolysis more, Thankyou.
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Have you done a video diving deeper into the enzymes/intermediates/regulation of glycolysis? Would complement this nicely and would help out with the more complex aspects students may need to know. Love the videos, keep em coming! :)
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This video can and will make you understand Glycolysis. Thank you very much
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Lactate is produced during anaerobic respiration. He was showing aerobic :)
I doubt you remember but is lactate the product of lactic acid being Released ?
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He forgot the 'u' in 'Pyruvate' as well- but it doesn't matter- he had me at 'phosphoglyceraldehyde' lol. What wonderful tutorials.
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@Grace Niamh Lactate IS produced during anaerobic respiration, correct, but this was showing neither aerobic or anaerobic respiration. This was demonstrating the process of glycolysis. The first phase in BOTH aerobic or anaerobic respiration.
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basically the 2 phosphates are taken from the 2 ATPs so that glucose can be phosphorylated, and a step that isn't shown is that as a result of this, 2 molecules of triose phosphate are created and 2 molecules of ADP, because the 2 phosphates have been taken from both ATPs, therefore there are only 2 phosphates left so ADP is produced because it is di-phosphate. Hope that helped
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@MJfullofGrace - The anwer ro that question is that the first part of glycolysis uses 2ATP (breaking down glucose 6 carbon molecule to 2 3-carbon molecules ( intermediates which are then converted in a multistep process to pyruvate and for each pyruvate formed ATPS are produced. Therefore ther is a gain of 2ATP molecules. Body is constantly producing ATP don't think of it in isolation, think of body as many processes interconnected to produce energy to survive.
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the addition of ATP. One Phosphate is added onto the glucose and one on the fructose during investment stage. One P from each ATP since 2 are used in investment
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There are 4 phases - After Glycolysis is the link reaction (the conversion of the pyruvate molecule into CO2 and a 2-carbon molecule called Acetylcoenzyme A).
This is vital information as in the 'Krebs cycle': this enzyme is introduced into a cycle of oxidation and reduction reactions that yeild some Atp and a large no. of e- for use in the e- transport chain (to synthesise ATP with water as a bi-product).
Oh and do not forget to mention that it is phosphorylated glucose that splits into ...
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nice video, but you forgot to say, when explaining the diagram at the end that the two PGAL molecules are added an extra phosphate group in order to produce 4 ATPs instead of only 2.
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This video has a mistake: The glucose produces fructobyphophate by adding 1 P from the ATP and changing the functional group to a cetose, when the fructobyphophate breaks down it produces a giceraldehyde and another 3-Carbon molecule, only that carbon molecule uses a NAD+ to produce a NADH and turn itself in another giceraldehyde.
Only one NADH is produced
Sorry for my english I'm Spanish
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@spicame I'm not sure about your first question but for your second question (I assume from 2-phosphoglycerate to PEP), the OH group on the terminal carbon has to leave to form a double bond with carbon 2 but at this point carbon 2 has 5 bonds and rather than breaking the chain or releasing its ~O-Pi, it releases the hydrogen. So water is released.
The phase you call "pay off" is called the oxidation stage. the one before is photophorylation.
Actually, contrary to your explanation, the loss of a hydrogen is not reduction, but Oxidation. However, overall nice job, I'm having a test on this in my freshman bio honors class tomorrow and it helped.
@MrEnriqueag Glycolysisis works with two pyruvates derived from a single glucose molecule. An NAD is reduced into an NADH for each of these, therefore we have two NADHs as products.
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