Professor Fink explains CELLULAR RESPIRATION (Part 1); ATP, NAD

Professor Fink explains CELLULAR RESPIRATION (Part 1); ATP, NAD
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[simmme]

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.

[professorfink]

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

[cstmary1642]

@professorfink

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[emiliecookie]

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[MrMrbigboom]

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[grimartificial]

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.

[Joeisullivan]

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??

[exoticbeauty816]

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[jjhaywood]

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[mikefigomike]

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[philyB08]

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[ELMahdi1993]

you sir, are the definition of a proper teacher. Well done sir.