wow , so did that change or something over the years and they discovered the ATP synthase that kind of spins like a turbine to bind the ADP to a P group using the energy released from the moving of the electrons from one co-enzym to the other ..><?
Thank you so much for your time in making this video. I understand the processes involved in cellular respiration. Things my own teacher was unable to teach well. I wish you the best.
YAY! Thank you so much, now I can impress my teacher. You actually made me like biology, which is huge because just today I considered dropping the class after I failed a test. You explain everything so well with your analogies! :]
In six minutes you taught me what my biology teacher has been trying to put into words for months... you really chose the right profession! Thank you very much for making this video easy to understand with your hot potato!
Cant thank you enough for all your parts to Cellular Respiration! I ve been struggling for weeks trying to grasp it and I have finally allowed my Hot Potatoe Hydrogen Atoms to relax and release!!
thank you very much for this series of videos. YOu are great in making the difficult processes look easy :). Keep posting video's, as many people learn from it, including myself!
Thank you very much for your time and effort you putted in these videos!
You are so entertaining and so concise at the same time. The analogies are super helpful!!! I wish more teachers would observe your manner of teaching and use it themselves. All of these great comments are proof of how effective your style is! Thanks for putting these out and helping countless students get a handle on something that seemed impossible before watching you break it down!
I cannot thank you enough for this clear, entertaining explanation of Cellular Respiration. I have watched this series of videos several times and am so grateful! Thank you!!! : )
THANK YOU! So I write my grade 12 bio test on CR on friday and by watching all seven parts of your lecture, I understand what all the handouts are :) maybe i wont fail now xDDD
you sir, are GOD of biology!! the only thing my professor does is read of the powerpoint slides and doesn't really explain anything that is happening.. after watching your videos, i am so prepared to take my exam that i have in a few hours :) thank you sooo much!!!!
Thank you so much for uploading this video. I have been confused about cellular respiration for a long time but now I understand it clearly. You're the best biology I've ever had, be it over the internet. Thank you!
Sir, you have made my mind explode. You are an amazing teacher. I struggled with this for a week and because of one lecture, I now understand the electron Transport Chain. Thank you soooo much. I believe I will do fine on my test tomorrow now
I appreciate all that you've done here and everything seems great (the hot-potato-hydrogen example was superb), but I don't understand how you could possibly leave out chemiosmosis and the ATP synthase protein? It's critical to the Electron Transport System, people can't just assume that the ADP and Phosphate groups appear out of nowhere and that the energy magically creates ATP, they need to know about the ATP synthase protein and chemiosmosis.
My only question is...what inspired you to make this video and what your credentials are? It seems as though you understand your students and the material you teach a lot better than most of the other professors, who could care less about what or how they teach.
THANK YOU! this is the best explanation on this subject matter that i have come across yet, including my own AP teacher. THANK YOU i now feel like i actually understand what is going on and i am really excited about it now!!@#
i really can't express it enough! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
I would love to see more, but no worries im sure you're a busy man! Thanks again! :D
Thank you for posting this lecture!! This has saved me.....it is the best explanation I have found with analogies that are easy to follow. After a week of being confused, I actually understand the process now. Thank you!!!!!! :)
Sir, you make cell respiration so easy to understand from start to finish but the best thing about the whole experience is I enjoyed my learning experience with you. Thanks for giving me more confidence in my studies.
I understand why everything is happening and i also love the example you give, the analogies.
1. Would chemiosmosis be another name for phosphorylation oxidation? becuase i don't understand that little bit.
2.In the beginning u said we needed 38 atp but my teacher said 36...but we only made 34...and same with the nadh2...my teacher said 6 not 10. so i'm just confused between the # 's ...but everything else was perfect i love the way u teach! it's makes me so intrested! Thank you so much!!!
Yes; chemiosmosis is associated with "Oxidative Phosphorylation" -- the movement of "hot-potato" hydrogens. I did not speak about the details of this in the posted Youtube Video. The "hot-potato" hydrogens are passed from one coenzyme to the next into the outer compartment of the mitochondria. Then the "hot-potato" hydrogens flow "down-hill" (down the concentration gradient) into the inner compartment. As the "hot-potato" hydrogen flow downhill, it releases energy which is used to make ATP.
Regarding the total number of ATPs generated: Different cells generate slightly different numbers of ATP. Furthermore, 2 ATPs are "used-up" when the pyruvate sugars (pyruvic acid) are transported into the mitochondria.
Obviously, learn the number of ATPs that your own Teacher tells you.
Wow! My midterm is on Monday(Today is Thursday going into Friday) and I was completely overwhelmed with material. I have watched these videos and now completely understand Cellular respiration. I can not say how much this has helped me, and I wish he was a professor here on campus!!
Professor Fink, if you still read the comments, YOU HAVE SAVED ME!!! I can not thank you enough and I can only hope to find more videos that are remotely as helpful to help with the other chapters on the test.
Thank you so much for all the effort.You are truly an amazing teacher.I just love the way you create all these analogies,that are easy to remember,to explain complicated processes.And yeah I also agree you need a raise!
I am sure you have had many complements but really I am a college Microbiology student and this is the best explanation I have ever heard and I have been through several biology courses. You deserve a raise!!!
I am sure you have had many complements but really I am a college Microbiology student and this is the best explanation I have ever heard. I have been through several biology courses. You deserve a raise!!!
Oh my God! this is the best explanation of the whole celular respiration process!!!!... Saludos from Puerto Rico......thanks for posting this.... ur videos make me remember how beutiful is biology!!!!
Oh my God! this is the best explanation of the whole celular respiration process!!!!... Saludos from Puerto Rico......thanks for posting this.... ur videos make me remember how beutiful is biology!!!!
You are a Beast of a professor. I wish you were my professor. Thank you for helping me with my test tomorrow. I've read this styff twice already and I watched it one time with you and I finally get it ( can't explain it, but I do understand it) THANKS.
tell me why you aren't my science teacher -_- but thank you so much for this video, because without it, I would be dead or at least in the process of dying miserably. So basically, the end product of the electron transport chain, the cooled down hydrogen atoms attach to oxygen to form water? So the reason why ETC exists, is for water and ATP and to dispose hydrogen atoms so our cells won't become acidic and die? Haha I think I just succeeded in confusing myself again...-_-
You are the science teacher i always dreamed my teachers to be! Your personality makes it so much understandable and easy to follow... it's just great! please keep uploading more videos!
He didn;t talk about the proton gradient in the chain and how it sets the H+ going out into the intermembrane space and then comes back again through the channel protein of atp synthase but enough of that I shant confuse everyone. But he did help me reinforce my basics
The good think is that if we need to hear it again its just as easy as clicking the replay button, but i always say, NO NEED TO THINK AFTER YOU HAD MR.FINK :)
wait what about the proteins and fats how do they get turned into sugar or what happens to them? how r they broken down? did i miss that video? can somebody give me a link or some junk so i can find this out. very helpful by the way thank you very much
all your lectures have been great! , i wish you were my biochem lecturer, im hoping listening to your clips i will pass my final exam, its great explanation and effort, your fantastic!.
Wow...I left class yesterday completely overwhelmed almost to the point I wanted to quit, and stressed because my midterm was in two days. Now I'm almost giddy because I can't believe that I actually understand what was blowing my mind just yesterday! Thank you so much!!
What happen to the proton gradient ? o_O I thought everytime its pass the electron to the next co-enzyme, its pump a H+ outside to create a proton gradient. Then as the H+ flow back in, it powers ATPase to generate ATP ?
Oh my god i love this professor. Thank you professor for helping me understand this as i read 10 pages not understanding anything from the book. you made it easy and simple and interesting. thank you again. please keep teaching us. next topic would be the 3 kinds of break down of glucose to pyruvate. The Entner-doudoroff pathway, Pentose phosphate pathway and the Embden-meyerhof pathway
THANK YOU professor Fink, I finaly can understand it and remember it :D Yeay, within 11u20min I have the examination, but unfortunatly this is just like 20 pages of the 252 pages..
Much Mahalos to you Professor! I am a Russian, and I understood you much faster and easier than trying to do the same by reviewing the text book. Aloha!
respected sir,you are my biology god.,i want to touch your foot to have your blessings(as per my indian tradition)i pray with god to give u health ,wealth and energy.thank u very much sir
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS!!! My prof is soo boring that I never paid attention in class... but you are so exciting made me really pay attention and learn
It has simplified everything for me.
newonthesite1 5 days ago
this saved my life today!!!!
TheKarime12 6 days ago in playlist Celllular Respiration/Electron Transport/ Krebs Cycle
i wish i had a teacher like that... amazingly explained!
Samsamros 3 weeks ago
And it's hot!
eliasvdv 2 months ago 2
I actually get it now! Thanks Professor Fink!
roxie2003 2 months ago
wow , so did that change or something over the years and they discovered the ATP synthase that kind of spins like a turbine to bind the ADP to a P group using the energy released from the moving of the electrons from one co-enzym to the other ..><?
hemyanable 3 months ago
Thank you so much for your time in making this video. I understand the processes involved in cellular respiration. Things my own teacher was unable to teach well. I wish you the best.
ohioSPIRIT 3 months ago
you really like hot potatoes :))
MartYeboah 3 months ago
you are the best bio teacher ever best teacher in general thank you so much!!!!!!1
emphatically,
thank you!!!!
BrookeeKesleyy 3 months ago
YAY! Thank you so much, now I can impress my teacher. You actually made me like biology, which is huge because just today I considered dropping the class after I failed a test. You explain everything so well with your analogies! :]
katiejaii 5 months ago 5
Thank you so much for your explanation. You have no idea how much this has helped me.
Cam4MVP 5 months ago
I FINALLY understand... Much Appreciated.
Thanks Prof
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emilyxcocker 8 months ago
teach me how to fink
2rushton 8 months ago
In six minutes you taught me what my biology teacher has been trying to put into words for months... you really chose the right profession! Thank you very much for making this video easy to understand with your hot potato!
MsBee8888 9 months ago
thnx Professor
ksamad 10 months ago
Cant thank you enough for all your parts to Cellular Respiration! I ve been struggling for weeks trying to grasp it and I have finally allowed my Hot Potatoe Hydrogen Atoms to relax and release!!
happyhaunter2 10 months ago
Perfect, that was incredible, thanks so much Professor Fink, now I understand everything about this interesting process :)
MTajvidi 10 months ago
thanks as these videos of yours teach us a lot!!!!!!!!
tusharrable 10 months ago
thank you very much for this series of videos. YOu are great in making the difficult processes look easy :). Keep posting video's, as many people learn from it, including myself!
Thank you very much for your time and effort you putted in these videos!
eliasvdv 10 months ago
You are so entertaining and so concise at the same time. The analogies are super helpful!!! I wish more teachers would observe your manner of teaching and use it themselves. All of these great comments are proof of how effective your style is! Thanks for putting these out and helping countless students get a handle on something that seemed impossible before watching you break it down!
Meridiansb 10 months ago
I cannot thank you enough for this clear, entertaining explanation of Cellular Respiration. I have watched this series of videos several times and am so grateful! Thank you!!! : )
Ellieckay 10 months ago
Professor Fink
faysel011 11 months ago
Professor Fink
faysel011 11 months ago
THANK YOU! So I write my grade 12 bio test on CR on friday and by watching all seven parts of your lecture, I understand what all the handouts are :) maybe i wont fail now xDDD
princevisram 11 months ago
professor Fink , thanku so much!!! :))...sir, u might be a biology proff. , but i was wondering if u cud help me out wid organic chemistry???? :o
glad15leosis93 11 months ago
you sir, are GOD of biology!! the only thing my professor does is read of the powerpoint slides and doesn't really explain anything that is happening.. after watching your videos, i am so prepared to take my exam that i have in a few hours :) thank you sooo much!!!!
diam0ndzZz07 11 months ago
So far, you ARE the best biology teacher because you explain things VERY logically. Thanks for you great help!!!!! AND G_d bless!!!!!!
Keltlady 11 months ago
i love you!
bernicediaz39 11 months ago
Thank You for explaining the process of cellular respiration in a way that I can understand. GOD BLESS!
missreed012 11 months ago
wow you just made me understand cellular respiration so easily!!!!!!!!! :D thank you for uploading parts 1-7 I wish you where my bio professor lol
megaman0725 11 months ago
Thank you so much for uploading this video. I have been confused about cellular respiration for a long time but now I understand it clearly. You're the best biology I've ever had, be it over the internet. Thank you!
bystander00 11 months ago
@bystander00 Missed a word there. *You're the best biology teacher I've ever had, be it over the internet. Thanks again!
bystander00 11 months ago
I wish you were my professor!!!!!!
anthonye1028 1 year ago
Thank you very much, Professor Fink. I was struggling w/ this big time, but it makes sense now.
in2fitness 1 year ago
Sir, you have made my mind explode. You are an amazing teacher. I struggled with this for a week and because of one lecture, I now understand the electron Transport Chain. Thank you soooo much. I believe I will do fine on my test tomorrow now
lightychan1 1 year ago
Thank you so much
danarazzi 1 year ago
great work!!
amfarman 1 year ago
I appreciate all that you've done here and everything seems great (the hot-potato-hydrogen example was superb), but I don't understand how you could possibly leave out chemiosmosis and the ATP synthase protein? It's critical to the Electron Transport System, people can't just assume that the ADP and Phosphate groups appear out of nowhere and that the energy magically creates ATP, they need to know about the ATP synthase protein and chemiosmosis.
delapenachristian 1 year ago
My only question is...what inspired you to make this video and what your credentials are? It seems as though you understand your students and the material you teach a lot better than most of the other professors, who could care less about what or how they teach.
crazyjay143 1 year ago
THANK YOU! this is the best explanation on this subject matter that i have come across yet, including my own AP teacher. THANK YOU i now feel like i actually understand what is going on and i am really excited about it now!!@#
i really can't express it enough! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!
I would love to see more, but no worries im sure you're a busy man! Thanks again! :D
xoxoYellow 1 year ago
thank you .. thank you .. thank you .. I wish if we had a professor like you .. I wana cry.. .. I just luv you :)
Proffagelle 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this lecture!! This has saved me.....it is the best explanation I have found with analogies that are easy to follow. After a week of being confused, I actually understand the process now. Thank you!!!!!! :)
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cherihulbert 1 year ago
Do I think you are the best instructor ever? EMPHATICALLY, YES!
cherihulbert 1 year ago
i sat in my room for five hours .. confused. and watched ur video for an hour, understood everything. so ready for my midterm tmwr :) THANKS
miniestc 1 year ago
thank you sir
citl91 1 year ago
veryyyyyy helpful. U rock
fareebaa 1 year ago
Sir, you make cell respiration so easy to understand from start to finish but the best thing about the whole experience is I enjoyed my learning experience with you. Thanks for giving me more confidence in my studies.
McDundee100 1 year ago
ohh~ ok! thank you so very much!!! :DDD
srkaisha 1 year ago
I understand why everything is happening and i also love the example you give, the analogies.
1. Would chemiosmosis be another name for phosphorylation oxidation? becuase i don't understand that little bit.
2.In the beginning u said we needed 38 atp but my teacher said 36...but we only made 34...and same with the nadh2...my teacher said 6 not 10. so i'm just confused between the # 's ...but everything else was perfect i love the way u teach! it's makes me so intrested! Thank you so much!!!
srkaisha 1 year ago
Yes; chemiosmosis is associated with "Oxidative Phosphorylation" -- the movement of "hot-potato" hydrogens. I did not speak about the details of this in the posted Youtube Video. The "hot-potato" hydrogens are passed from one coenzyme to the next into the outer compartment of the mitochondria. Then the "hot-potato" hydrogens flow "down-hill" (down the concentration gradient) into the inner compartment. As the "hot-potato" hydrogen flow downhill, it releases energy which is used to make ATP.
professorfink 1 year ago
Regarding the total number of ATPs generated: Different cells generate slightly different numbers of ATP. Furthermore, 2 ATPs are "used-up" when the pyruvate sugars (pyruvic acid) are transported into the mitochondria.
Obviously, learn the number of ATPs that your own Teacher tells you.
Good Luck!
-- professor fink
professorfink 1 year ago
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srkaisha 1 year ago
Wow! My midterm is on Monday(Today is Thursday going into Friday) and I was completely overwhelmed with material. I have watched these videos and now completely understand Cellular respiration. I can not say how much this has helped me, and I wish he was a professor here on campus!!
Professor Fink, if you still read the comments, YOU HAVE SAVED ME!!! I can not thank you enough and I can only hope to find more videos that are remotely as helpful to help with the other chapters on the test.
TheGarrison89 1 year ago
You are a very gifted educator, I wish I had you teaching me this stuff right now!!!! Don't ever stop teaching, come teach at Uvic in Canada!!
dukec88 1 year ago
@dukec88 lol are you in 190a? MIDTERM TOMORROW FML
evankiefl 1 year ago
If only this country had more educators of your caliber..
xv40rds 1 year ago
i guess 4 people dont understand hot potato hydrogen atoms
JesusColoredCrayons 1 year ago
Thankyou so much for creating these videos. You not only helped my pass my ap bio test but made me more untreated In actually learning science!
synyamay100 1 year ago
Thank you so much for all the effort.You are truly an amazing teacher.I just love the way you create all these analogies,that are easy to remember,to explain complicated processes.And yeah I also agree you need a raise!
TooCooLFoRYou123 1 year ago
THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH, YOU SPEAK LITTLE BITS OF GOLD DUST FOR PEOPLE SITTING EXAMS
I was just wondering whether you do a lecture on Photosynthesis?
THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH ONCE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!
lundy1090 1 year ago
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lundy1090 1 year ago
You are awesome! good job explaining
demonslayaa3 1 year ago
Thanks to you proffesor Fink, I CAN PASS MY BIO EXAM! :) Yayy!
burmy1234 1 year ago
omfg the hot potato analogy is freakin genuis
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I am sure you have had many complements but really I am a college Microbiology student and this is the best explanation I have ever heard and I have been through several biology courses. You deserve a raise!!!
bethmen123 1 year ago
I am sure you have had many complements but really I am a college Microbiology student and this is the best explanation I have ever heard. I have been through several biology courses. You deserve a raise!!!
bethmen123 1 year ago
Wonderful!
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Oh my God! this is the best explanation of the whole celular respiration process!!!!... Saludos from Puerto Rico......thanks for posting this.... ur videos make me remember how beutiful is biology!!!!
castroyalitza 1 year ago
Oh my God! this is the best explanation of the whole celular respiration process!!!!... Saludos from Puerto Rico......thanks for posting this.... ur videos make me remember how beutiful is biology!!!!
castroyalitza 1 year ago
You are a Beast of a professor. I wish you were my professor. Thank you for helping me with my test tomorrow. I've read this styff twice already and I watched it one time with you and I finally get it ( can't explain it, but I do understand it) THANKS.
pbtstyle 1 year ago
tell me why you aren't my science teacher -_- but thank you so much for this video, because without it, I would be dead or at least in the process of dying miserably. So basically, the end product of the electron transport chain, the cooled down hydrogen atoms attach to oxygen to form water? So the reason why ETC exists, is for water and ATP and to dispose hydrogen atoms so our cells won't become acidic and die? Haha I think I just succeeded in confusing myself again...-_-
jessicalilac 1 year ago
This is great
mchizyoscar 1 year ago
thank u very very much :)
vettyaykan 1 year ago
u'r amazing
jonnytown12 1 year ago
thanks prof. fink.. you saved me..
oalchrs 1 year ago
You are the science teacher i always dreamed my teachers to be! Your personality makes it so much understandable and easy to follow... it's just great! please keep uploading more videos!
ALEXIARODAS 1 year ago
Oh no, is this applicable for Botany / plant cells as well?
TheAngelaJose 1 year ago
@TheAngelaJose
Emphatically, YES!
Cellular Respiration (with slight variations) is a "universal" process found in ALL living things!
-- professor fink
professorfink 1 year ago
at last i understand, thank you!!!!!
TheLlmcdonagh 1 year ago
Thank you very much!!!
jsksharp 1 year ago
Thankyou thankyou thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!!!
officejokes 1 year ago
No one ever explained it this way. So, so much easier to understand. Thank you so much.
dmoo3666 1 year ago
this is awesome prof....God bless you
edithmutheu 1 year ago
YOU ARE AMAZING!!! thank you :D
nelliebanellie609 1 year ago
Thank you Professor Fink. I can understand better cellular respiration.
Ginnablackford 1 year ago
Great explanations !
sprecorina 1 year ago
He didn;t talk about the proton gradient in the chain and how it sets the H+ going out into the intermembrane space and then comes back again through the channel protein of atp synthase but enough of that I shant confuse everyone. But he did help me reinforce my basics
Gurizin 1 year ago
AND IT'S HOT!!!!!!!
Gurizin 1 year ago 27
Best explanation ever!!! Thanks Professor Fink!!!
cynicalbeauty18 1 year ago
The good think is that if we need to hear it again its just as easy as clicking the replay button, but i always say, NO NEED TO THINK AFTER YOU HAD MR.FINK :)
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wait what about the proteins and fats how do they get turned into sugar or what happens to them? how r they broken down? did i miss that video? can somebody give me a link or some junk so i can find this out. very helpful by the way thank you very much
TheHylden1 1 year ago
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TheHylden1 1 year ago
as barney stinson would say "That was legend.....wait for it..............dary!" Thanks a mill professor fink
TbL05 1 year ago
Professor Fink, you are an extremely gifted teacher. The clearest I have ever heard it explained. Keep up the good work!
ngarver 1 year ago
Thank you professor fink! = )
MellyDenman 1 year ago
Finally, I get it. Wanna come to University of Sydney and take over?
CStollery 1 year ago
wow after this video i am no longer fucked for my exam. thanx a lot professorfink!
ATY17yulleh 1 year ago
Legendary
murphy673 1 year ago 5
aww, no part 8? hahaha thanks again, you are amazing. I actually understand now!!!
AnimationGenius 1 year ago
Great! Superb! Thanks a lot, i finally got it!!!! Great great great......
jogarmendia 1 year ago
Absolutely amazing. Thank you!!!
PersianMo 1 year ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!
joxcrocodile 1 year ago
all your lectures have been great! , i wish you were my biochem lecturer, im hoping listening to your clips i will pass my final exam, its great explanation and effort, your fantastic!.
ninariv1 1 year ago
your amazing!! thank you for the help!
xoerinlovexo 1 year ago
amazing
mattcote15 1 year ago
that is the best explination i have heard yet, and i'm a medical science student so i've been given a few... Thank you!
misskrissys 1 year ago
Hot potato hydrogens... awesome :D
Birkirrey 1 year ago
Very helpful summary!
spierce3350 1 year ago
thank you!
venesian101 1 year ago
Duuuddeeee
My bio teacher wants to marry you!
You are awesome!
potatojoanne 1 year ago
Thank you so much!!!
nunu1388 1 year ago
absolutely amazing
thank you so much, i passed my final year of bio thanks to you
you should make more
JustNelzn 1 year ago
Wow...I left class yesterday completely overwhelmed almost to the point I wanted to quit, and stressed because my midterm was in two days. Now I'm almost giddy because I can't believe that I actually understand what was blowing my mind just yesterday! Thank you so much!!
xuldan 1 year ago 8
and it's HOT =D!!
Lalalaura8 1 year ago
excellent lecture, excellent video.
Thank you so much Professor Fink.
You are awsome!! :)
I will remember my hot potatoes... LOL
eh7rainbow 1 year ago 2
excellent lecture, excellent video.
Thank you so much Professor Fink.
You are awsome!! :)
I will remember my hot potatoes... LOL
eh7rainbow 1 year ago
I LOVE PROFESSOR FINK! lifesaver.
imaskoolnerd 1 year ago
i love ya! thank you so much; your videos has helped me beyond measure. thank again
sunscion 1 year ago
sorry for the bad spelling
texasboyjmb 1 year ago
and its HOT! great voideo
but can u do a side one explaning achool fermntation
Great video thanks
texasboyjmb 1 year ago
wow..amazinggg!! I learned way more on here than I actually learned in class!!!
babygirl0591 1 year ago
the most helpful thing in the world before my exams ! a lot of thanks from the uk
gaarmaniea 1 year ago
you are a fucking genius!
kooziejr 1 year ago
Professor Fink is proof that God loves us and wants us to understand biology.
Bless you Professor Fink!!! I'm getting it!
dwbaird13 1 year ago
Thank you very much, Professor Fink!
This Video helped me a lot to understand cellular respiration.
You are the GREATEST Biology teacher I ever seen before!!!
MMFNK 1 year ago
Thanks so much for this I was lost in my class we need more teachers like you. Incredible
toneysalsa 1 year ago
Brilliant indeed.
Bobbyaf 1 year ago
your the best!
vnata2019 1 year ago
:D:D!!!, now i understand all :O!...and i don't speak english haha! thank youU! amazing teacher :) creo que pasaré bioquimica ;)
ratonastupidaxp 1 year ago
Thank you!
SylviaAlqueres 1 year ago
This was so valuable. I was lost til I found this --- thanks for bringing it all together.
incog1970 1 year ago
you're an angel !!!
microbiology test tomorrow will be a breeze.
i wish i had this last semester for anatomy and physiology XD
misspinaypie 2 years ago
You're so awesome. I should watch youtube instead of going to class. lol
iceblades8 2 years ago
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armani9300 1 year ago
Now that dog will hunt....Bravo
iceman3876 2 years ago
amazing thank u!!! <3
jordan0rox1 2 years ago
amazing explanation!!!!!!!!!
VERY HELPFUL
ogai111222333 2 years ago 18
you are fantastic. thank you so much. i feel so much better about my exam tomorrow.
heylaurat 2 years ago
In the name of the Father and of the Son and of Professor Fink. Amen.
lsu0824 2 years ago
This lecture really helped me! I was not getting it from the textbook! Thank you for being a dynamic teacher!
weelittlecoco 2 years ago
Awesome! Light Bulb!
babubhaipotli 2 years ago 2
great teacher
Turksevrouw 2 years ago 2
thank's so much professor Fink. I wish I could become a teacher as good as you!!
carlitoz62187 2 years ago 2
What happen to the proton gradient ? o_O I thought everytime its pass the electron to the next co-enzyme, its pump a H+ outside to create a proton gradient. Then as the H+ flow back in, it powers ATPase to generate ATP ?
deadsoulsxd 2 years ago 2
yea, i was like " whens he going to mention ATPase " tho, he gotten the right information through, he didnt mention the details.
overall. i find his information 10X useful! i really needed the summary of resperation. too bad he didnt do one on photosynthesis :(
rickiex 2 years ago 2
@rickiex he (prof. fink) links to one on his website. it is not by him but I suppose it is probably pretty good.
jhaake753 1 year ago
You're a god. You explain processes so well!
hawkin1315 2 years ago
OMG, your explanation is soo easy to follow, thanks!! i wish every professor teaches like you.
suunouni86 2 years ago
Excellent!
yourtuberr 2 years ago
All this talk of hot potatoes is making me hungry! Potatoes are full of carbohydrates!
ethandrood 2 years ago
Thank you so much!! Your talent for teaching is golden. You have incredibly lucky students.
juss4me123 2 years ago
Oh my god i love this professor. Thank you professor for helping me understand this as i read 10 pages not understanding anything from the book. you made it easy and simple and interesting. thank you again. please keep teaching us. next topic would be the 3 kinds of break down of glucose to pyruvate. The Entner-doudoroff pathway, Pentose phosphate pathway and the Embden-meyerhof pathway
lebanese9000 2 years ago
Thank you so much for helping me with cell respiration. please continue on to make more videos. (photosynthesis!!)
you are a very good teacher, and I am so happy to have seen this vid.
pinkpiglet1234 2 years ago
I LOVED the hot potato analogy!!!
Very well explained :)
jtownvids 2 years ago
You are an incredible teacher. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I feel much more confident for my exam tomorrow.
POOPS0 2 years ago 2
Thank you so much professor! I definitely had an epiphany. : ) You should come teach for us at UCLA!!!
ilovepurplejello 2 years ago
THANK YOU professor Fink, I finaly can understand it and remember it :D Yeay, within 11u20min I have the examination, but unfortunatly this is just like 20 pages of the 252 pages..
Greetings from Belgium
Sandratjeuh 2 years ago
Much Mahalos to you Professor! I am a Russian, and I understood you much faster and easier than trying to do the same by reviewing the text book. Aloha!
ZUniversityOfLife 2 years ago
respect man!!!
you are awesome!!!
ruwance 2 years ago
respected sir,you are my biology god.,i want to touch your foot to have your blessings(as per my indian tradition)i pray with god to give u health ,wealth and energy.thank u very much sir
prakashbabunr 2 years ago
thanks this really helps
floppycooldog 2 years ago
You sir, are a saint.
macwild1234 2 years ago 12
wth he didnt go over ATP synthase or any of the 4 complexes
dietsnapple89 2 years ago
Thanks!
baruku0238 2 years ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS!!! My prof is soo boring that I never paid attention in class... but you are so exciting made me really pay attention and learn
bd1322 2 years ago
THANKS!!!
HOT POTATO HYDROGENS.... AND IT's HOT!!
ursersminor 2 years ago 2
You're great thanks so much
Im confused though bec my teacher said that 36 ATPs are producd in total? anyone?
mscab2 2 years ago
Keep in mind that an investment of 2 ATP was made to produce 36 ATP giving you a net of 34 ATP.
Kempco 2 years ago
NM, Im wrong. See super comander 1 post.
Kempco 2 years ago
Its an estimate number. We can't make a cell to only do ETS therefore we estimate it around 34 to 38 ATP.
deadsoulsxd 2 years ago
Thank you ! for making it simple
Dieselboy88 2 years ago