Krebs Cyle and the Electron Transport Chain (EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BIOCHEMISTRY MCAT) 

Bro, you must have had like 6 cups of coffee before doing this video.. I love it

You have made this finally make sense after constantly just listening along and trying to memorize the mnemonics and pretending I know what is going on

this is a great overview but I would be careful saying this is everything you need to know. Some other important things that the MCAT loves to test is how many ATP molecules each cofactor produces (NADH=3, FADH=2), how many electrons each one moves across the gradient (2 each I think?), and the structure of flavin. The newer mcat seems to love details

love the enthusiasm, contagious in the sense that I also want to know the ETC forwards and backwards

I love how you politely yell at me. works every time lol thank you very much

Literally the best metabolism videos I've ever watched!

I look forward to hearing you everyday omg ty for existing sir 🥺

i love your videos so much they're so amazing for review. thank you!!!

This is beautiful. Thank youuu

Amazing video! thank you for this :)

Thank you so much! I was having struggles to keep this straight in my head and didn't see the connection.

you're amazing :) thank you sir

Super helpful. Thank you

top tier video, thank you

You have a gift my friend. Great video

Great video

thanks so much

Is that two pi bonds in Succunyl-CoA?

This guy can read the bible in 5 minutes

where is Coenzyme Q? Where is Cytochrome C?