Lec 7 | MIT 7.014 Introductory Biology, Spring 2005

Biochemistry VI (Prof. Graham Walker)

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[MrSub4]

for all you athletes listen very close at 21:00. this is how world class performance is achieved.

[tetranoob]

This teacher is awesome

[constantnag]

This makes me feel clever, cause if you do A-level biology in England, you learn this before college.

[plonjcc]

well, it was just a matter of time before i found the good side of youtube

[Tugboatii]

I am a biology teacher and want to compliment the professor in doing a fine job explaining the energy pathways without getting too bogged down by the details. He presents the important concepts and even includes the important aspect of evolutionary connections between them very effectively. My advice to anyone interested in biology watching this is understand every word he speaks! He is doing the observer a great service by efficiently saying so very much.

[MrSub4]

check out spiderman in the front row. 17:20

[sushyanlin]

Thank you MIT!

[alsamaw65]

Finally in order for the process to change there would need to be mutations in numerous areas for it to be a bifacial mutation therefore decreasing the chance of this occurring without the crippling of killing the organism. And besides the substrate that initiates glycolysis is delicious glucose, I would not rather have it any other way(just a joke because lets suppose a substrate other then glucose was used in living cells we would think that substrate would taste good not glucose)