Thank you so much for everything you do. I found your channel recently and you have the most detailed and entertaining review videos! I enjoy how you format these videos as well as the work you put in for us ❤
Animal systems are not in the curriculum BUT it can be used as an illustrative example. It will focus on the biology and any of the anatomy information will be given. Biomass is fair game.
They lose a CO2, decrease in energy as NADH takes an electron to the ETC, and an acetyl CoA is added before it enters the Krebs cycle and is completely broken down into CO2 (while continuing to release its stored energy)
Did I not answer it during the video? I scrolled quickly to figure out where in the video you are referring to, but I’m not sure what question you are talking about.
@@apbiopenguinsinsta-review4538 well, you did answer the question, but i was wondering if there was a more specific reason behind ATP production had higher rates at 10 degrees, rather than 25.
@@alamofour1514 gotcha. I just a quick search on Google and it looks like it is just the Endothermy, they need to maintain body temperature which results in more respiration to generate the heat.
This is awesome, I never quite understood this unit until I watched this video for cramming for the exam tomorrow, thanks for this!!
Happy to finally get it! Best wishes tomorrow ❤️🤓🐧
Thank you so much for everything you do. I found your channel recently and you have the most detailed and entertaining review videos! I enjoy how you format these videos as well as the work you put in for us ❤
Thank you for all your videos! I have 2 hours until my AP Bio exam right now and I'm watching your videos to cram lol.
Miss i was doing some questions and they were asking about organs like heart, nervous system and all is it coming for the exam ??
Thank u
And is biomass coming
Animal systems are not in the curriculum BUT it can be used as an illustrative example. It will focus on the biology and any of the anatomy information will be given. Biomass is fair game.
in glycolysis for nad, does it gain an electron to become NADH?
Yes, I am not sure of the full chemical interaction but it gains the electron and a proton.
what happens to the pyruvates after glycolysis?
They lose a CO2, decrease in energy as NADH takes an electron to the ETC, and an acetyl CoA is added before it enters the Krebs cycle and is completely broken down into CO2 (while continuing to release its stored energy)
3:38 should we learn about the formula for ap bio because i never heared of it before 😢
Nah. It was removed from the formulas sheet but it helps explain exergonic and endergonic.
Oh okay thanks
Can you explain the answer to the mice question
Did I not answer it during the video? I scrolled quickly to figure out where in the video you are referring to, but I’m not sure what question you are talking about.
@@apbiopenguinsinsta-review4538 well, you did answer the question, but i was wondering if there was a more specific reason behind ATP production had higher rates at 10 degrees, rather than 25.
@@alamofour1514 gotcha. I just a quick search on Google and it looks like it is just the Endothermy, they need to maintain body temperature which results in more respiration to generate the heat.