I know you want to save time on your videos but your summary of processes at the end of explaining them is actually really helpful, please don't completely cut that out in the future! :)
(Timestamps) 0:33 - Introduction 1:05 - Structure of a Chloroplast (+ location of LDR/LIR) 5:36 - Overview of whole process of photosynthesis 12:10 - Light Dependent Stage (LDR) 28:48 - Cyclic Phosphorylation (what happens when there isn't enough NADP) 33:00 - The Calvin Cycle (LIR)
This is soooooo helpful. You're amazing. I'm taking a summer bio course and it's super fast paced. This was very much needed, you're great. THANK YOU SO MUCHO. (:
Dr Bhavsar you're the best teacher ever, I was a little bit baffled about when we did it at school but ur video helped me a lot to grasp the concept. Many thanks legend
Absolutely amazing!! You have helped me so much through these difficult topics and I think I'm going to watch your videos for every topic in my book cause you break it down so well!
It is a coenzyme. I'm pretty sure you don't need to know it's structure, but it's a molecule on the scale of a nucleotide that is used to transfer Hydrogen.
+Qwerty not necessarily, it may also occur when the rate of LIS is lower than LDS, for example there's lots of light and lots of high energy electrons being produced but the LIS is not keeping up, so there's an extra way to keep making ATP. It's a way to maximise ATP production in way.
Dr Bhavsar oh thank you. I've also been told that it happens when there's low light intensity and the electrons in ps1 are not excited enough to reduce nadp?
If only you had a more smoother flow to how you speak (choice of words, sentence structure, no monotone) maybe even a joke (this is bonus) you would be fantastic! tip: you could break down each step into smaller clips and then just put them together so that maybe you could prepair a minute or so before each clip so you dont have to think of what you are trying to explain on the spot (ie the knowledge and key words are fresh).
Don't wanna sound weird but I'm so happy you exist and that you became a biology teacher
+Noor-ul-huda W Thanks! I'm happy I exist, too! LoL
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I know you want to save time on your videos but your summary of processes at the end of explaining them is actually really helpful, please don't completely cut that out in the future! :)
(Timestamps)
0:33 - Introduction
1:05 - Structure of a Chloroplast (+ location of LDR/LIR)
5:36 - Overview of whole process of photosynthesis
12:10 - Light Dependent Stage (LDR)
28:48 - Cyclic Phosphorylation (what happens when there isn't enough NADP)
33:00 - The Calvin Cycle (LIR)
you're a star for this! thank you!
This actually helped a lot, especially using an actual picture of the thylakoid and describing the processes around that!
This is soooooo helpful. You're amazing. I'm taking a summer bio course and it's super fast paced. This was very much needed, you're great. THANK YOU SO MUCHO. (:
Dr Bhavsar you're the best teacher ever, I was a little bit baffled about when we did it at school but ur video helped me a lot to grasp the concept. Many thanks legend
Absolutely amazing!! You have helped me so much through these difficult topics and I think I'm going to watch your videos for every topic in my book cause you break it down so well!
Thanks! Biology doesn't have to be complicated (all the time).
Great vid mate this really helped keep doing what you do
+dmassakid thank you. Will do.
My day is made. Thank you!!
You sir are a saviour
THANKS SIR! YOU'RE A LEGEND
Thank you very much for another amazing and concise video!!!
I loved that introoooo😂
LOL!
Amazing!
I’m glad he exists as well,so no one go back in time and change anything causing a ripple effect in the time line and causing him not to exist,lol.
Very impressive good lectures thank you Dr
Glad you like them!
Excellent video
Perfect timing! 👏👏👏👏
We've just covered this in lessons. Hope you found this useful. 👍
37:05 does the triosphosphate combine with 1 of the glycerol phosphates to form glucose?
Awesome video👍🏽
Thanks for the visit
How many cycles of the light dependant reaction is needed to produce enough ATP and NADPH for the light independant ?
That into, I'm dead😂
thank you so much! Do you have any videos for unit 5- cellular control?
Happy to help! Not yet. They will be up in January.
+LSC Biology can't wait :D
In production!
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33:00 CALVIN CYCLE
Bit confused what does NADPH actually consist of ? Is it a coenzyme ?
It is a coenzyme. I'm pretty sure you don't need to know it's structure, but it's a molecule on the scale of a nucleotide that is used to transfer Hydrogen.
What is the role of the starch grain ?
energy store in plants=carbohydrates used in carbon fixation. correct me if I'm wrong. ;)
on point
Dude....literally sameeee.....just random
Great vid :)
+Serena B thanks!
Does cyclic photophosphorylation only happen when they're no NADP?
+Qwerty not necessarily, it may also occur when the rate of LIS is lower than LDS, for example there's lots of light and lots of high energy electrons being produced but the LIS is not keeping up, so there's an extra way to keep making ATP. It's a way to maximise ATP production in way.
Dr Bhavsar oh thank you. I've also been told that it happens when there's low light intensity and the electrons in ps1 are not excited enough to reduce nadp?
0:33 funny
If only you had a more smoother flow to how you speak (choice of words, sentence structure, no monotone) maybe even a joke (this is bonus) you would be fantastic!
tip:
you could break down each step into smaller clips and then just put them together so that
maybe you could prepair a minute or so before each clip so you dont have to think of what you are trying to explain on the spot (ie the knowledge and key words are fresh).
"If only you had a more smoother flow to how you speak"
+Ben Withington my wife says the same thing.
Dr Bhavsar YOU ARE PERFECT THE WAY YOU ARE! The best biology teacher ever💖