Professor Fink, I just took my test on cellular respiration today and I was very confused by my textbook's explanation. I wish I had watched these videos before today. Just in this ONE video I have probably learned more than I could have ever gleaned from my textbook's complicated explanation. You sir, are THE DEFINITION of a GOOD teacher.
I have a hard time understanding textbook explanations. I do much better with analogies or some visual explanation. A good professor is in fact, KEY!!! Thank you very much for this. I also just wanted to ask a question about ATP. I do understand the lecture much better than anything I was reading but just to be clear, are you saying, (just as an analogy) .. could glucose could be compared to say water and once it breaks up for the purpose of creating ATP it would be the steam from water??
Professor Fink, you're awesome. I hardly ever say that about professors or teachers, especially nowadays, but truly you are one of a kind. I wish you allll the best and you deserve a lot for what you do. You are the true defintion of how a professor/ teacher should be. You make students' lives a lot easier. Thank you :)
This is a very good, informative video! But there is a mistake in the end, because NAD+ molecules take only one H+ and two electrons, so it should be 2 molecules of NADH instead of NAD-H2.
Bless you Mr. Fink, your getting me through this cellular insanity, and my essay. My bio book explains this process in an excruciating manner where as you illustrate it clearly, thoroughly, and in a common language that make this knowledge easier to absorb. I can literally throw my biology text book in the trash because I can get 10x the understanding from your videos. I bet that I can now explain "cellular respiration" far better then my bio instructor/bio book. Thank you!
@seatsbackcadillac Funny you should say that. When I started taking these bio classes for fun after being out of school for years I was puzzled as to why I was reading and rereading the book and getting bad grades. I realized that if I l use the text as a picture book and take copious notes plus recording the lectures, I no longer needed to waste time reading the book. Sciences are not harder, they just take more time than most other majors. Having a good professor is key! Thanks Prof Fink.
Some college profeessor needs to look at this video and see where their downfalls are and bring their commitment level up to the same level as Pro. Fink. Other professors know this stuff but don't explain it like they should. We are in class to learn so teach us because we obviously don't know this subject! GREAT VIDEO !
Hands down the best teacher i have ever had at any level. I have attended both prestigious schools and not so prestigious schools before and i have never met a teacher come close to being as great as this guy. His teaching style is beyond superb. He teaches in a way that makes the material fairly easy to understand and to remember. If only all teachers in this country were as good as him, our education system would be a lot better and our future would look a lot brighter.
HANDS DOWN. THIS IS THE BEST EXPLANATION I'VE EVER HEARD ON CELLULAR RESPIRATION!! I've searched high and low for a good understanding. My textbook sucks, my bio teacher is trying to show of his intellect. this is the clearest explanation and I understand all of. Thank you Prof Fink. You are Da Shit!!!
not a bad video but I have a problem with the analogy. Only about 40 percent of the energy from the glucose ends up as ATP. The other 60 percent is released as heat. Maybe you could work a tax into your analogy?
i found help my biology teacher explains this to me and i didn't understand one thing i like contemplated to just fail the class and not care but i actually kind of understand this thank you!
Boy, am I glad that I found this video; I was having a bit of trouble with this topic. All I have to say to Professor Fink is... we're not worthy! we're not worthy!
Isn't it the moment of most profound doubt that gives birth to new certainties? Vaclav Havel -- Just when I was seriously feeling a need to give up on succeeding at Microbiology, a light came on. :-) Professor Fink (youtube) is a genius! Thank you, Professor, for sharing your knowledge and helping me to understand the big picture!!!
Isn't it the moment of most profound doubt that gives birth to new certainties? Vaclav Havel -- Just when I was seriously feeling a need to give up on succeeding at Microbiology, a light came on. :-) Professor Fink (youtube) is a genius! Thank you, Professor, for sharing your knowledge and helping me to understand the big picture!!!
in other words the cells need smaller energy molecules in order to work. Since glucose molecules are too big, I'm thinking ATP is more appropriate for cells.
Hi, may I know what is Pro. Fink saying in 7:15 that "...and it transfer two hydrogen atoms two ..(something)tine"? sorry can't here it properly and not so familiar with the names
This was originally prepared as a 50-minute Lecture on Cellular Respiration for Biology 3, an introductory college biology course, given at West Los Angeles College.
I just want to let you know how much I appreciated these videos! I not only learned sooo much from them, but you have a terrific way of getting the whole process across in the way you deliver the material. I would have been lost without you and this has boosted my confidence level tremendously. You have truly helped me to understand the whole cellular respiration process in a way my teacher could not (and was not) able to do. Thank You!!
In just one clip video he has made more sense than 2 weeks of my teacher writing equations on the white board... thank God for Prof Fink, I will be watching the entire series.
I think the release of energy when breaking down ATP into ADP + Pi is caused by the fact that the inorganic phosphate group (Pi) dissolves in the water. Water attached to and surrounds the phosphate molecule, releasing massive amounts of energy. This overcomes the breaking of the ATP bond which is endothermic.
I think the release of energy when breaking down ATP into ADP + Pi is caused by the fact that the inorganic phosphate group (Pi) dissolves in the water. Water attached to and surrounds the phosphate molecule, releasing massive amounts of energy. This overcomes the breaking of the ATP bond which is endothermic.
Wow excellent and very clear. i wish i had him for bio. see i always say to simplify something complicated is an act of brilliance but to complicated something simple is an act representing lack of knowledge. He has obviously simplified the process for me. Thnx again.
I LOVE you! Between my bio textbooks and my professors confusing lectures I was getting nowhere with this subject. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you.
WOW! Photosynthesis is a piece-a-cake compared to Cellular Respiration!! Anyway, Thanks Professor FINK for making ancient hieroglyphic's, that is Cellular Respiratory, read like a "See Jane Run" book! If I pass my exam Monday ... it'll be in part to your instruction.
In a single test tube reaction... breaking bonds is endothermic (because you need energy to break the bonds) and creating bonds is exothermic (like clapping you hands, a sound is released).
Overall though, after a series of reactions, like those of cellular respiration, breaking bonds is exothermic and creating bonds is endothermic.
I used this video in grade 11 and now the topic came up again so i decided to refresh my memory.
Breaking of bonds is endothermic therefore absorbs energy...making bonds releases energy and is exothermic...biology teachers always say the breakdown of glucose releases energy...How?
Sometimes an "Activation Energy" is required to initiate a biochemical reaction (even one that involves the breaking of bonds). However, there is an overall net release of energy.
Do you have any videos on oxidation and reduction? I know it is a simple concept, but I am having a hard time understanding. I think because I need to visually see what is happening. Trying to understand for Krebs and Glycolysis.
oh my goodness! I like the way you explain everything. I am a need to know why person and you explain why things are names a certain way and it helps. Gives meaning to me so that I can learn, not just memorize.
thank you so much. i finally understand this...it was always so boring and long winded when i learned it in biology and then again in ap bio so i always tuned out the teacher (who thought they were doing a great job of teaching when they were really just reading out of the book) but you've really explained it. i really hope you make more videos! thank you soooo much!
Thanks so much Professor! Tomorrow I have a test about this and now I'm way more confident about getting a good mark! I recomended it to all my friends after watching all of your videos. Thanks so much.
I'm a third year high school biology teacher, and admitedly, I suck at explaining cellular respiration in a way that the kids understand. This is so awesome and easy to understand, and I'm definitely going to model his approach. Heck, I'm almost tempted to just show the video and skip teaching it myself this year :-P
Thank you for posting this helpful video i'm one of your students this fall and i'm suprised how easy you explained Cellular respiration. The laundry mate analogy is really helpful to the non- science majors. :)
The $10 bill and quarter @ the laundromat analogy was really helpful. What a great help this video was. I'm a very visual person but I can't learn unless the lesson comes alive for me, and you've done just that. Thank you so much, Professor Fink!
Professor Fink, you are awesome!! I'm attending a community college and majoring in nursing. We are in the middle of the semester and am struggling in my microbiology class and watching a few of your videos I feel I'm fully understanding it even though I have read my text book numerous times!!
Firstly your awesome my science teacher sucks cant teach for shit. secendly Agreed with Purl82 and Christoninov thirdly keep putting those videos to help us kids in grade 11.
Just want to let you know, almost ALL of my class and I mean ALL used your videos to pass our bio test. it was so funny, everyone was like ya i didn't get cell resp but then i found this professors videos on u tube. PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS TO HELP STUDENTS WHEN THEIR BIO TEACHERS SUCK!!!
O: muchas grasias, i want a professor that teaches like yoou!! i´ve to explain all of this to my classmates so when i read i didn´r understand most of it, haha but seeing this video it helps a LOOOT! really thank you so much , dios lo bendiga(:
Hi Professor Fink...I'm so elated when I stumbled into your videos...you are the best!!!!
I wish you can make more videos or even a video for each subject you teach...I will definitely invest in them because they are worth every dime I spend. Thank you so much for making these videos available to us. I did check your website with the hope to find what I needed.... I'll keep checking..... More power!!!
We produce about 200 ml of water by aerobic respiration each day. But we lose each day about 1,500 ml of water in our urine, 600 ml of water by sweating, and 300 ml through our breath.
So, we need to drink additional water to make up the overall loss!
Hi Professor Fink, I took your physio class at WLA and you are the best teacher I have ever had. I was wondering if you can post videos on oxygenation, please!!!!
Thank you so much.. A THOUSAND TIMES THANK YOU. I understand EVERYTHING.... my teacher in AP Bio doesnt explain anything =/. PLEASE CONTINUE YOUR LECTURES!
Thank-you sooo much Proffesor Fink! I was having a really hard time undersatanding cellular respiration and the Krebs cycle. After watching all seven of your videoes a few times, I finally got it. Love your analogies. I told my prof about the hot potatoe hydrogen atoms, she loved it. Anyway, wrote a test on cellular respiration and krebs, got an A! It means alot that you did these vids, I am going to Paramedic school in January and it was really important that I understand this stuff. Thanks!!
FAD is a gun on mw3 all you guys are wrong.....so ya....
MrMrbigboom 4 days ago
Professor Fink, I just took my test on cellular respiration today and I was very confused by my textbook's explanation. I wish I had watched these videos before today. Just in this ONE video I have probably learned more than I could have ever gleaned from my textbook's complicated explanation. You sir, are THE DEFINITION of a GOOD teacher.
grimartificial 6 days ago
I have a hard time understanding textbook explanations. I do much better with analogies or some visual explanation. A good professor is in fact, KEY!!! Thank you very much for this. I also just wanted to ask a question about ATP. I do understand the lecture much better than anything I was reading but just to be clear, are you saying, (just as an analogy) .. could glucose could be compared to say water and once it breaks up for the purpose of creating ATP it would be the steam from water??
Joeisullivan 1 week ago
final tommorow, U saved my grade. Thanks.
exoticbeauty816 1 month ago
Professor Fink, you're awesome. I hardly ever say that about professors or teachers, especially nowadays, but truly you are one of a kind. I wish you allll the best and you deserve a lot for what you do. You are the true defintion of how a professor/ teacher should be. You make students' lives a lot easier. Thank you :)
mikefigomike 2 months ago
GAHHHOYVENMAIVEN!!!!!! professor fink
philyB08 2 months ago
you sir, are the definition of a proper teacher. Well done sir.
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Does anyone know a channel where i can watch some chemistry lessons from someone as good as professor fink?
Royrommy 3 months ago
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Royrommy 3 months ago
Finally it starts to make sense.I thought I will crash my head into something because I couldn't understand it.Thanks.
otamanlvhs 3 months ago
This is a very good, informative video! But there is a mistake in the end, because NAD+ molecules take only one H+ and two electrons, so it should be 2 molecules of NADH instead of NAD-H2.
simmme 3 months ago 2
You are absolutely correct.
I purposely said "NAD-H2" for simplicity & so it resembles "FAD-H2".
For most students knowing that NAD takes 1 proton & 2 electrons is not essential.
Thanks for your observation! -- professor fink
professorfink 2 months ago
Bless you Mr. Fink, your getting me through this cellular insanity, and my essay. My bio book explains this process in an excruciating manner where as you illustrate it clearly, thoroughly, and in a common language that make this knowledge easier to absorb. I can literally throw my biology text book in the trash because I can get 10x the understanding from your videos. I bet that I can now explain "cellular respiration" far better then my bio instructor/bio book. Thank you!
seatsbackcadillac 3 months ago
@seatsbackcadillac Funny you should say that. When I started taking these bio classes for fun after being out of school for years I was puzzled as to why I was reading and rereading the book and getting bad grades. I realized that if I l use the text as a picture book and take copious notes plus recording the lectures, I no longer needed to waste time reading the book. Sciences are not harder, they just take more time than most other majors. Having a good professor is key! Thanks Prof Fink.
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seatsbackcadillac 3 months ago
Our biology teacher sucks :( :D
Royrommy 4 months ago
@Royrommy yeah so does mine, welcome to the club lol
SpaceBandit666 3 months ago
wow... he has alot of boards...
vbplaya111 4 months ago
Mr. Fink is an amazing professor. I am lucky he is my bio teacher, thankful to be in his class :)
mikefigomike 4 months ago
Thank you so much for these Lectures, it has been very helpful, I understand cellular respiration much better now:)
KayPatz1 4 months ago in playlist Favorites
Some college profeessor needs to look at this video and see where their downfalls are and bring their commitment level up to the same level as Pro. Fink. Other professors know this stuff but don't explain it like they should. We are in class to learn so teach us because we obviously don't know this subject! GREAT VIDEO !
aznanony94 5 months ago
i love you!!! genius!!!! and such talent for teaching!!!
marhaza1 6 months ago
this is very useful to me. thanks for posting this, prof fink!
rodjoju 6 months ago
Hands down the best teacher i have ever had at any level. I have attended both prestigious schools and not so prestigious schools before and i have never met a teacher come close to being as great as this guy. His teaching style is beyond superb. He teaches in a way that makes the material fairly easy to understand and to remember. If only all teachers in this country were as good as him, our education system would be a lot better and our future would look a lot brighter.
kobe4mvp888 7 months ago
lol we r learning this right now for 9th grade never knew they taught it in university
piercemysta 7 months ago
teach me how to fink
2rushton 7 months ago
THANK YOU! You are very clear and straight forward. I finally understand ETC!
IdiottAllergy 8 months ago in playlist Microbiology
And I'll tell you what a vigina looks like.
Mudbisonfanpage 9 months ago
@Eloise7771 i agree... and he is my professor...!! :D
condensa1 9 months ago
I love this man he is a genius
qrais 9 months ago
I took your Anatomy course at SMC, I really wish you taught Physio there too! :(
jazzgrizz 10 months ago
LOVE IT ..Great work...and love the clapping lol
estheryoeasy 10 months ago
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estheryoeasy 10 months ago
THANKYOU THIS SAVED MY LIFE :D
PiratePrincess323 11 months ago
sir.its a wonderful lecture.sir is it possible that u also guide us in process of PHOTOSYNTHESIS and C4,CAM CYCLE ?????????PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
samrinahmed 1 year ago
not only is it a super helpful lecture, the board pwns on epic proportions.
ChocoCandyHearts 1 year ago
Fantastic - thank you. Just mae CR so much more understandable. Laundramat analogy - just brilliant!
danarazzi 1 year ago
hey
in AP Bio having the hardest time with this concept and watching your video in just a few minutes gave me such a clear understanding. thanks so much
Sharonbk15 1 year ago
thanks, you really know how to communicate the material on the average person's level. "unlike my biology proffesor"
jimmyp73 1 year ago
HANDS DOWN. THIS IS THE BEST EXPLANATION I'VE EVER HEARD ON CELLULAR RESPIRATION!! I've searched high and low for a good understanding. My textbook sucks, my bio teacher is trying to show of his intellect. this is the clearest explanation and I understand all of. Thank you Prof Fink. You are Da Shit!!!
ravenhorse76 1 year ago
Professor Fink, thank you.
XHUMBITO1 1 year ago
I love the laundromat analogy. I wish by biochem prof in med school were as clear about these concepts.
m015094 1 year ago
not a bad video but I have a problem with the analogy. Only about 40 percent of the energy from the glucose ends up as ATP. The other 60 percent is released as heat. Maybe you could work a tax into your analogy?
onyxfig 1 year ago
omg thank you god!
i found help my biology teacher explains this to me and i didn't understand one thing i like contemplated to just fail the class and not care but i actually kind of understand this thank you!
shanaekt 1 year ago
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Great explanation!!! Thanks :)
sabricd2014 1 year ago
Great explanation!!! Thanks :)
sabricd2014 1 year ago
you are a godsend. truly a gifted teacher. thank you for sharing with us, sir!
Truggy 1 year ago
Brilliant explanations.
Conceptually crystal-clear.
Lovely post.
would make it easier for many who find this topic challenging.
thanks for sharing Prof.
MuhammadUmerED 1 year ago
Professor, I want you to teach all my classes!!! Everything you say makes sense and I actually understand the subject.
Thank you!
rentorules 1 year ago
Great explaining! This is so helpful right now you dont even know!
Alexsh2010 1 year ago
Professor, do you have a video explaining photosynthesis?
Diana0155 1 year ago
DR FINK , YOU SIR ARE A GIFT FROM GOD!!!!!!
ravenlynn1213 1 year ago
you sir are a saint!! THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH.. this kicks my text books ass!
jakeo96 1 year ago
This is excellent. I'm in General Bio at my University and this helped me out a lot. Thank you!
nvrletemgo 1 year ago
this is the most useful guy in explaining biology :) thanks fink, from scotland
TheAndyRae 1 year ago
Boy, am I glad that I found this video; I was having a bit of trouble with this topic. All I have to say to Professor Fink is... we're not worthy! we're not worthy!
poppieslittlejodie 1 year ago
Why can't my professor be like you?
pbtstyle 1 year ago
I think I love you
emiliecookie 1 year ago 3
This video made my studying so much more easier:))))
ccxcrunner1 1 year ago
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Isn't it the moment of most profound doubt that gives birth to new certainties? Vaclav Havel -- Just when I was seriously feeling a need to give up on succeeding at Microbiology, a light came on. :-) Professor Fink (youtube) is a genius! Thank you, Professor, for sharing your knowledge and helping me to understand the big picture!!!
danemaniac 1 year ago
Isn't it the moment of most profound doubt that gives birth to new certainties? Vaclav Havel -- Just when I was seriously feeling a need to give up on succeeding at Microbiology, a light came on. :-) Professor Fink (youtube) is a genius! Thank you, Professor, for sharing your knowledge and helping me to understand the big picture!!!
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CraigB93 1 year ago
Professor Fink,
Are there any similiar cellular respiration systems that work in the absence of NAD?
bozez1 1 year ago
I wish I had him for my A&P professor. My current teacher BUTCHERED the process. Thank you Dr. Fink for posting these lectures
aaerista 1 year ago
in other words the cells need smaller energy molecules in order to work. Since glucose molecules are too big, I'm thinking ATP is more appropriate for cells.
Any correction ?? Anyone??
polos505 1 year ago
Hi, may I know what is Pro. Fink saying in 7:15 that "...and it transfer two hydrogen atoms two ..(something)tine"? sorry can't here it properly and not so familiar with the names
msrky17 1 year ago
thank you prof. Fink ... this video made me understand the concept and encouraged to find and read more abt the topic.
gaurisd10 1 year ago
thank you for this lecture
alsodiri 1 year ago
I have installed flash player
jackiedemar 1 year ago
this is going to help me on my final thanks man
IMAONEMANWOLFPACK 1 year ago
Thank you thank you, you've helpt me alot!!
princessnaad 1 year ago
good lecture captures key points...what school is this lecture from?
binbinky78 1 year ago
@binbinky78
This was originally prepared as a 50-minute Lecture on Cellular Respiration for Biology 3, an introductory college biology course, given at West Los Angeles College.
-- professor fink
professorfink 1 year ago 4
@professorfink
I just want to let you know how much I appreciated these videos! I not only learned sooo much from them, but you have a terrific way of getting the whole process across in the way you deliver the material. I would have been lost without you and this has boosted my confidence level tremendously. You have truly helped me to understand the whole cellular respiration process in a way my teacher could not (and was not) able to do. Thank You!!
cstmary1642 10 months ago 8
@professorfink you sir, are badass! thx
carlawon 4 months ago
@binbinky78 I agree. GREAT LECTURE. I was lost until I watched this. Totally worth watching!
donnatkb 8 months ago
In just one clip video he has made more sense than 2 weeks of my teacher writing equations on the white board... thank God for Prof Fink, I will be watching the entire series.
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I think the release of energy when breaking down ATP into ADP + Pi is caused by the fact that the inorganic phosphate group (Pi) dissolves in the water. Water attached to and surrounds the phosphate molecule, releasing massive amounts of energy. This overcomes the breaking of the ATP bond which is endothermic.
samfreemanwatford 1 year ago
I think the release of energy when breaking down ATP into ADP + Pi is caused by the fact that the inorganic phosphate group (Pi) dissolves in the water. Water attached to and surrounds the phosphate molecule, releasing massive amounts of energy. This overcomes the breaking of the ATP bond which is endothermic.
samfreemanwatford 1 year ago
@samfreemanwatford
I don't think that water alone explains the release of energy by ATP.
Without the enzyme Adenosine Triphosphatase (ATPase) and Ca+2 (as a coenzyme), the ATP would not release its energy, even surrounded in water.
-- professor fink
professorfink 1 year ago
Wow excellent and very clear. i wish i had him for bio. see i always say to simplify something complicated is an act of brilliance but to complicated something simple is an act representing lack of knowledge. He has obviously simplified the process for me. Thnx again.
PersianMo 1 year ago
Freaking Brilliant explanation! Where were u in my college years. I could have amount to something. :*)
MrGreenvision 1 year ago
Thanks Professor! I love your videos, you are helping me pass microbiology!
sheilaupnorth 1 year ago
um. you rock!
mrtreeleaf 1 year ago
Prof Fink, this is very helpful for me, thank you very much from bottom from my heart....
meligomeli 1 year ago
Thank you so much, I just was not understanding the textbook's explanation
srb09tx 1 year ago
You are awesome!!!
I got my first A in AP Bio because of you!!
THANKS
BunnySavior 1 year ago
professorfink i thank you very much i aced my exam because you made it so easy to understand the cell respiration.
wizsci 1 year ago
he is briliant
im from belguim.. and i learned more by watching these videos then by listing to my prof
Aymoeen 1 year ago
your amazying
tdah72 1 year ago
You are fantastic.
julsiebear 1 year ago 3
I LOVE you! Between my bio textbooks and my professors confusing lectures I was getting nowhere with this subject. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you.
maryjanewisdom 1 year ago
so helpfull!!!!!
shawntaidaniels 1 year ago
WOW i wish you were my Biology teacher..!
thanks professorfink.
From London
hupper12345 1 year ago
WOW! Photosynthesis is a piece-a-cake compared to Cellular Respiration!! Anyway, Thanks Professor FINK for making ancient hieroglyphic's, that is Cellular Respiratory, read like a "See Jane Run" book! If I pass my exam Monday ... it'll be in part to your instruction.
Chaly2na 1 year ago
Professor Fink...you are a genius..!!!!!
nitz47 1 year ago 2
In a single test tube reaction... breaking bonds is endothermic (because you need energy to break the bonds) and creating bonds is exothermic (like clapping you hands, a sound is released).
Overall though, after a series of reactions, like those of cellular respiration, breaking bonds is exothermic and creating bonds is endothermic.
I used this video in grade 11 and now the topic came up again so i decided to refresh my memory.
Thanks a lot!
Dill54 1 year ago
Appreciate the help.
You explain wayyyyyyyyyyy better than my Bio teacher.
babubhaipotli 1 year ago 2
Professor Fink! Thanks a lot for this video!!!! You are an amazing professor! Thanks a lot for your help!
priyakoko 1 year ago 2
Breaking of bonds is endothermic therefore absorbs energy...making bonds releases energy and is exothermic...biology teachers always say the breakdown of glucose releases energy...How?
TheBarkingWalrus 1 year ago
Your statement is exactly backwards!
The breaking of bonds releases energy (ie, it is exothermic). -- professor fink
professorfink 1 year ago
@professorfink Erm i thought breaking of bonds require energy, therefore is endothermic.
And forming of bonds requires the molecules to release energy, therefore being endothermic.
Could you clarify please?
GilaQila 1 year ago
Sometimes an "Activation Energy" is required to initiate a biochemical reaction (even one that involves the breaking of bonds). However, there is an overall net release of energy.
-- professor fink
professorfink 1 year ago
Do you have any videos on oxidation and reduction? I know it is a simple concept, but I am having a hard time understanding. I think because I need to visually see what is happening. Trying to understand for Krebs and Glycolysis.
thanks
lindaholder 1 year ago
oh my goodness! I like the way you explain everything. I am a need to know why person and you explain why things are names a certain way and it helps. Gives meaning to me so that I can learn, not just memorize.
lindaholder 1 year ago
i freakin love you fink!!!!!
uptownxgirlx 1 year ago
I love you!
constancia87 1 year ago
Thank you Sir!!!!!
kediaster 2 years ago
Nice job! I wish you were teaching my chemistry class.
ouateonetoo1 2 years ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH PROFESSOR! I can't tell you how grateful I am for these videos. Excellent.
Kevangelist 2 years ago
OMG I've been trying to understand this for a long time, and finallyyyyy IT MAKES SENSE !!! THANKS A MILLION !!!
katalina125 2 years ago
thank you so much. i finally understand this...it was always so boring and long winded when i learned it in biology and then again in ap bio so i always tuned out the teacher (who thought they were doing a great job of teaching when they were really just reading out of the book) but you've really explained it. i really hope you make more videos! thank you soooo much!
lifehappens 2 years ago
Thanks so much Professor! Tomorrow I have a test about this and now I'm way more confident about getting a good mark! I recomended it to all my friends after watching all of your videos. Thanks so much.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
OceansPoet 2 years ago
AAAH biology tommorow. least i understand this. thnx for putting it helps alot. =D
sairahiqbal 2 years ago 3
wow..i have the feeling im actually gonna pass my exams next week :D
5PRUN6 2 years ago 21
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pmic2011 11 months ago
God bless this man, if I pass my final tomorrow its all thanks to this man :)
gcamiloc092 2 years ago
OMG you are going to get me in pharmacy school! Will you marry me?
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bozez1 2 years ago
lmao hes very passionate
jpolexjroc 2 years ago 4
no simpsons?
chucktaylor974 2 years ago
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ildofer 2 years ago
thanks this explained so much
dbacksgymgirl 2 years ago 2
I wish your my prof :D
dfgdfg888 2 years ago 2
Thank You so much ! You're the best !
annakolod 2 years ago
I'm a third year high school biology teacher, and admitedly, I suck at explaining cellular respiration in a way that the kids understand. This is so awesome and easy to understand, and I'm definitely going to model his approach. Heck, I'm almost tempted to just show the video and skip teaching it myself this year :-P
qtjedigrl 2 years ago 2
Professor Fink, thanks a million for making this video. You explained this a heck of a lot better than my bio professor did. You rock!
Barbwire367 2 years ago 2
excellent teacher!
super1commenter 2 years ago 2
omg from no explanation from teachers to one video and click it all makes sense!
averybottom 2 years ago 2
WoW!!! What an awesome professor! Thank you sooo much! This was extremely helpful!
AnyCR87 2 years ago 2
omg this guy is GOOD!
couillard2 2 years ago 2
I hope u make alot of money, you made me understand this more in 8min over my professor for 2hrs.
Shri2222 2 years ago 3
HI Mr. Fink!
Thank you for posting this helpful video i'm one of your students this fall and i'm suprised how easy you explained Cellular respiration. The laundry mate analogy is really helpful to the non- science majors. :)
Iluvpinups 2 years ago
this is brilliant.
joeloman 2 years ago
WOW! thanks so much:) your amazing..
ashleyyhess 2 years ago
You are truly my savior professor! You explain whole lot better than my bio teacher who spends like 4 days for this 8 minute thing.
enea0629 2 years ago
Awesome teacher!, wow made it soo simpe, richard kent got some competition
slizza786 2 years ago
I wish professors could change their teaching styles similar to his. then i would get As in every course.
wardubo 2 years ago
thanks PROFESSOR FINK !
i'm one of your fan
rezaeijavan 2 years ago
The $10 bill and quarter @ the laundromat analogy was really helpful. What a great help this video was. I'm a very visual person but I can't learn unless the lesson comes alive for me, and you've done just that. Thank you so much, Professor Fink!
CinematicAvenuex3 2 years ago
Man this guy must kick ass!
Smacking them hands pretty hard!
Students gets outta line.......and SMACK!
XD Your an awesome teacher!
ThatDifferentGuy 2 years ago
Professor Fink, you are awesome!! I'm attending a community college and majoring in nursing. We are in the middle of the semester and am struggling in my microbiology class and watching a few of your videos I feel I'm fully understanding it even though I have read my text book numerous times!!
laurp89 2 years ago 2
couldn't have explained batter!!!
parvinda 2 years ago
i was about to drop my BIO1115 class tcause i couldn't understand fuckin cellular respiration. but alas, along comes mr fink. and now i understand.
mr fink, you are a pimp
your pimp juice is strong.
sylviabombs15 2 years ago 2
ur such a beast..thnx man keep these comin
nafisullah 2 years ago 3
Firstly your awesome my science teacher sucks cant teach for shit. secendly Agreed with Purl82 and Christoninov thirdly keep putting those videos to help us kids in grade 11.
Thazr21 2 years ago 2
Just want to let you know, almost ALL of my class and I mean ALL used your videos to pass our bio test. it was so funny, everyone was like ya i didn't get cell resp but then i found this professors videos on u tube. PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS TO HELP STUDENTS WHEN THEIR BIO TEACHERS SUCK!!!
Purl82 2 years ago 4
Major League teaching right there. Nice analogy. Pro.
tehpownlawl 2 years ago 3
Professor Fink,
Agree with the comment below. You rock!!!!!!!! Thank you!
hiero08 2 years ago 3
Prof Fink, you taught me in one day what my teacher couldn't teach me in 1 week. ily.. i wanna eat you're proteins xD
Christoninov 2 years ago 3
O: muchas grasias, i want a professor that teaches like yoou!! i´ve to explain all of this to my classmates so when i read i didn´r understand most of it, haha but seeing this video it helps a LOOOT! really thank you so much , dios lo bendiga(:
selenne16 2 years ago
Awesome ! Thank you so much !
TvvEaK 2 years ago
GREAT EXPLANATION.!THE BEST
nps3b 2 years ago
Awesome Professor!!! Biology, Physiology, Anatomy!!!!
ZerroG 2 years ago
prof. fink- you are an uberbeast. were watching this in 9th grade bio, yet i still understand it. i love you:)
abbseyrawr 2 years ago
Gracias, mate. We really appreciate your videos, Professor.
Xanath2013 2 years ago
LIFE SAVER!!!!
you are the man!
mhsAPstudent 2 years ago
i think i love you. im going to pass my exams because of you.
may god give you life for 110 years
golnar 2 years ago
thanks SO much!!!! this helped aloooot :)
biancanatt2 2 years ago
this helped ALOT!! thanksss :)
JBLuv25 2 years ago
what grades do you teach in biology? is this grade 11 enriched biology or 12 ?
chemistrycoolguyscom 2 years ago
Youre bad ass! Thank you!
dbras0707 2 years ago
Hi Professor Fink...I'm so elated when I stumbled into your videos...you are the best!!!!
I wish you can make more videos or even a video for each subject you teach...I will definitely invest in them because they are worth every dime I spend. Thank you so much for making these videos available to us. I did check your website with the hope to find what I needed.... I'll keep checking..... More power!!!
teene2772 2 years ago
Thnx a lot. Your my kinda teacher
DJFilms13 2 years ago
I have a question, if water is a product in cellular respiration, why do we still need to drink water?
grapecoon 2 years ago
Good Question.
We produce about 200 ml of water by aerobic respiration each day. But we lose each day about 1,500 ml of water in our urine, 600 ml of water by sweating, and 300 ml through our breath.
So, we need to drink additional water to make up the overall loss!
-- professor fink
professorfink 2 years ago
Hi Professor Fink, I took your physio class at WLA and you are the best teacher I have ever had. I was wondering if you can post videos on oxygenation, please!!!!
brown19972003 2 years ago 2
Thank you very much. Your explanation was very helpful! I hope you continue your lectures as i will definitely be using them
oxymoron6891 2 years ago
Thank you so much.. A THOUSAND TIMES THANK YOU. I understand EVERYTHING.... my teacher in AP Bio doesnt explain anything =/. PLEASE CONTINUE YOUR LECTURES!
thank you ( did i say that enough? haha)
GenIsCongruent 2 years ago 2
Thank you for your kind words.
I appreciate it alot! -- professor fink
professorfink 2 years ago
youroe the best =D
SexyNeverLeft69 2 years ago
Where would the world be without Professor Fink? Thanks so Much!
surgeonrecords 2 years ago 2
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surgeonrecords 2 years ago
This guy's a good teacher. Thankyou for the video.
karlkarlkarl1234 2 years ago 2
You are a wonderful, wonderful man. And I like your voice just fine!
limeOjello 2 years ago
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justthatgirl100 2 years ago
Thank-you sooo much Proffesor Fink! I was having a really hard time undersatanding cellular respiration and the Krebs cycle. After watching all seven of your videoes a few times, I finally got it. Love your analogies. I told my prof about the hot potatoe hydrogen atoms, she loved it. Anyway, wrote a test on cellular respiration and krebs, got an A! It means alot that you did these vids, I am going to Paramedic school in January and it was really important that I understand this stuff. Thanks!!
threetwelvetwentyone 2 years ago
Thanks a lot professor, this lecture was clear as water!!! You are a very talented professor!
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