OH MY GOD, This is the First time I understand this Process clearly, with all the years of readinf and learning , and with all those books and thousands of youtube videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE GOD'S Blessing Jeremy LeCornu!!!!!
omg thank you so much! I have a biology test tomorrow and I had no idea what's an ATP cycle, even though I'm not an English speaker I understood what you said very clearly. so thank you again
same here kind of. Im self studying for the ACSM CPT exam and the book was really confusing on this subject and many others but his videos really clarify everything for me. :D good luck!
Hello sir. Thank you for explaining the ATP Cycle. It's my report in school and I have no idea what am going to say in front of the class , til I found this video. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for this! I had to miss one class and this is what they talked about. When I got back I was so confused. After watching this I can definitely understand it now. It was simple and slow enough to process and understand. You are awesome!
thank you very much, many videos explain cellular respiration but I found no one explaining well ATP cycle, you learn how ATP is generated but you can not find anything on how ATP produces energy. Well done.
Hey Jeremy LeCornu, am so glad i found your videos, they are such a great help and you have a way of explaining even the hardest stuff and making it easy and understable. Thank you!
Really great demonstration Jeremy. In summary for others. In summary, this is how you increase the energy in your body from a biochemical standpoint. It's a really nice explanation. You eat a plant which absorbes sunlight and used photosynthesis to create ATP. This is stored energy. In your body, when you digest food, the ATP meets the water in your body (more water is good in your body). The P in ATP is bonded molecularly by electrons. When they come in contact with water, one of the phosphates bonds with water. The electrons of the original molecule then collapses into a lower energy state releasing more energy. This energy can be used to create heat (exothermic reaction) or help out other reactions you need to produce in your body (mechanical, chemical other energy). The result is ADP (adenosine diphosphate) and the new phosphate that is broken with water (hydrolysis). What happens to the ADP? You "P" it out or breathing can help you get energy and put the P and ADP back together again as ATP (endothermic reaction). This happens so much during the day that the equivalent of your *entire body weight* is burned in ATP. But you only ate a pound of food today, so why don't you vanish? Because it is always being recycled as ADP by breathing. Want more energy, eat drink pee and breathe more. www.khanacademy.org/science/biology/cellular-molecular-biology/cellular-respiration/v/atp
Hey u got a new subscriber cause u deserve it...u deserve more and moreee...u have a perfect way to explain...u make things easier and understandable....loved ur explanation.... THANK YOU...
First time commenting on a youtube video but i had to...great explanation u truly know what u are doing.i have never u derstand something related to science so quickly .great job
There is a ribose in the ATP, not only the Adenine and the 3 phosphate groups. If not sure just check out crash course for ATP. A good video tho, explains everything needed to know about ATP.
Hi i saw video about the ATP test meter and also see your video about ATP cycle my question is. what specific think to know the surface is clean by ATP tester
I am arabic and i didn't undestand the ATP cycle in my class XD *-* but you have a perfect way of explaining so thank you so much even im not an english but i understood better then in arabic
Wow that was some awesome information mate. Studying animals atm and was wondering what the hell ATP actually is lol. So that video was very inciteful knowing its used in the mitochondrian.
Hi, it was a nice sharing with a better understand of ATP. I would like to ask a question, Does ATP and Q 10 Link on each other. meaning does ATP require Q10 nutrition?
jeremy can you point me to place where I can understand still more specifics of ATP cycle, basically I am trying to understand more on what type of reaction that occurs in ATP cycle , how can I create this reaction to occur in laboratory.
Hey Jeremy, i know nothing of biochemistry but someone close to me suffers from chronic and debilitating fatigue. I am suspecting the answer lies in the ATP because they are experiencing severe fatigue after quitting caffeine for other reasons and i know caffeine accelerates production of ATP in human body. I am sorry if i sound really stupid but is the energy production independent of the adenosine, ribose bond? I mean if the ribose was absent would the reaction of energy production by breaking the phospate bond still take place?
Greetings to you Jeremy! You just spoke about ATP, and i've got the general concept. However, could you explain the ATP-PC system for me? You mentioned ATP, but didn't mention the "PC" part.
So essentially, if you revue a lot of energy for your cells for movement during exercise, you'll need more glucose, which will allow you to respirate (if that's a word) more, meaning for energy is released, meaning more ATP molecules can be formed, meaning the cells have constant energy when the ATP splits to ADP, allowing you to exercise for longer?
The only video on TH-cam that could actually explain this.
Yep buddy....;)
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im speechless i understand ATP Cycle very well now. so much love for you
Subscribed - nobody on YT has explained this in such a simple and easy to understand way as yourself. Thanks Jeremy!.
I'm 51 y.o I came here for my daughter :D Your explanation is on point, even I learn a lot from it. Thanks.
OH MY GOD, This is the First time I understand this Process clearly, with all the years of readinf and learning , and with all those books and thousands of youtube videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE GOD'S Blessing Jeremy LeCornu!!!!!
omg thank you so much! I have a biology test tomorrow and I had no idea what's an ATP cycle, even though I'm not an English speaker I understood what you said very clearly. so thank you again
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Thank you for saying cells always needs ATP continuously. That really helped me understand a key concept and settle a question in my head.
Am doing Personal Trainer course....am attened many classes never ever see such amazing explanation....thank you so much sir.
same here kind of. Im self studying for the ACSM CPT exam and the book was really confusing on this subject and many others but his videos really clarify everything for me. :D good luck!
Hello sir. Thank you for explaining the ATP Cycle. It's my report in school and I have no idea what am going to say in front of the class , til I found this video. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much! I was absent for a day and I missed the explanation. This was very well said! Thanks again! 😎
Thank you so much for this! I had to miss one class and this is what they talked about. When I got back I was so confused. After watching this I can definitely understand it now. It was simple and slow enough to process and understand. You are awesome!
Im taking a course in Nutrition and this is vey helpful.
Tomorrow is my paper And I've learned a lot from this video.
Thank you so much
I have never been explained something so simple yet so detailed.
Thank you!
thank you very much, many videos explain cellular respiration but I found no one explaining well ATP cycle, you learn how ATP is generated but you can not find anything on how ATP produces energy. Well done.
The only youtuber who is slow and explains in a clear voice
you're genius with the way you simplist the subject!!!
That helped so much to clarify the importance of ATP with cellular respiration and cellular processes ! Amazing!
Hey Jeremy LeCornu, am so glad i found your videos, they are such a great help and you have a way of explaining even the hardest stuff and making it easy and understable.
Thank you!
Thanks so much Eva! It's great to hear that my videos are helping you. All the best with your studies :)
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I really really appreciate how well your speak and how clear your explanations are!!
The way you explained this Topic was really very easy to understand sir.
Your video was really helpful and increased my understanding and comfort explaining ATP. Thank you!
You made this so simple to understand! Thank you.
Really great demonstration Jeremy. In summary for others.
In summary, this is how you increase the energy in your body from a biochemical standpoint. It's a really nice explanation. You eat a plant which absorbes sunlight and used photosynthesis to create ATP. This is stored energy. In your body, when you digest food, the ATP meets the water in your body (more water is good in your body). The P in ATP is bonded molecularly by electrons. When they come in contact with water, one of the phosphates bonds with water. The electrons of the original molecule then collapses into a lower energy state releasing more energy. This energy can be used to create heat (exothermic reaction) or help out other reactions you need to produce in your body (mechanical, chemical other energy). The result is ADP (adenosine diphosphate) and the new phosphate that is broken with water (hydrolysis). What happens to the ADP? You "P" it out or breathing can help you get energy and put the P and ADP back together again as ATP (endothermic reaction). This happens so much during the day that the equivalent of your *entire body weight* is burned in ATP. But you only ate a pound of food today, so why don't you vanish? Because it is always being recycled as ADP by breathing. Want more energy, eat drink pee and breathe more. www.khanacademy.org/science/biology/cellular-molecular-biology/cellular-respiration/v/atp
My study material didn't explain this very well and some things didn't make sense, thank you for this video, it has really helped me understand this
Thank you so much for being detailed and not rushing...This not only helped me but also my friends in understanding this.
+Tiare Chang that's so great to hear!! All the best with your studies :)
Extordinary explanation.i under stood everything
Hey u got a new subscriber cause u deserve it...u deserve more and moreee...u have a perfect way to explain...u make things easier and understandable....loved ur explanation....
THANK YOU...
OMG, thank you. That explained so much. Very concise and easy to follow. Wow!
God bless you !! This is the best video on ATP
First time commenting on a youtube video but i had to...great explanation u truly know what u are doing.i have never u derstand something related to science so quickly .great job
thank you very much sir. i learned a lot tonight. i don't know what will I am going to answer my test tomorrow if I did not watched your video.
Brilliant. Simplicity is perfect. Thank you!
Loads of thanks from India ✨✨
You reminded us our school days thanks 😢😢😢😢
this helps a lot i had the same problem in my homework with what if you remove atp cycle
You made ATP simple...thank you!
This is absolutely wonderful sir continue with the same work🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Your teaching method is amazing . you solved my big problem. Thank you Sooooooooooo much.
aside form explaining it well. I love your voice and pronunciation
this video was SO HELPFUL!
There is a ribose in the ATP, not only the Adenine and the 3 phosphate groups. If not sure just check out crash course for ATP. A good video tho, explains everything needed to know about ATP.
Wow wow wow just wow.
Thank you so much
You made my day jovial 🥰
I was so worried about understanding this but you put smile on my face thank you sir🙏
Hi
i saw video about the ATP test meter and also see your video about ATP cycle my question is. what specific think to know the surface is clean by ATP tester
first video i understood ...thanks God bless you
This was just what I was looking for! Great explanations and examples, thanks so much
I was bothered eydeypi and eyteypi pronounciation but I learned a lot than my teacher
either AUSTRALIAN or New Zealand accent
My grandfather's home has same colour which you have in your background 😅 couldn't resist had to mention it lol
great video really clear my all doubts from india
Amazing video. Thanks so much for explaining this process slowly and concisely. Consider me subscribed for more videos! Well done
Excellent Video - so clear!
Love this program so much
thanks for posting a very understandable videos, now I can use it to my report :).
Thanks! You're a really good teacher! Love you !!
Omg thank you... you helped me a lot.. its my report in our class later. Now I understand.
Wonderful... Very innovative.. Love from Bangladesh
Thank you so much sir I am very happy I understood , the ATP cycle is crystal clear to me
AMAZING WORK. Highly appreciate ur efforts! Thanks a lot.
This really helped me for my BIO quiz. Thank you so much!
I am arabic and i didn't undestand the ATP cycle in my class XD *-* but you have a perfect way of explaining so thank you so much even im not an english but i understood better then in arabic
Thank you so much
I love the explanation it saved my life after a hundred other videos
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Thank you! I can now answer the activities in my module.
The question is, how ADP is generated in the first place. Do we get the Adenine and ribose from food? any explanation? Thanks
Very useful and clear explanation. Thanks
I quickly came to know about the process from atp to adp
Omg, thanks for your explanation. It's really helpful, especially for students like me😭😭😭😭😭
Wow that was some awesome information mate. Studying animals atm and was wondering what the hell ATP actually is lol. So that video was very inciteful knowing its used in the mitochondrian.
How are you equating it to body weight?
What an amazing explanation 👍
Is this part of the citric acid cycle
well explained and well understood. thanks
I APPRECIATE THIS.
Thanks, Jim Jeffries.
Hi, it was a nice sharing with a better understand of ATP.
I would like to ask a question, Does ATP and Q 10 Link on each other. meaning does ATP require Q10 nutrition?
Thank you obviously subscribed. Best I found on youtube
brilliant, and understandable explanation!
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Question: In the Endothermic energy.. Isn't there supposed to be a
glycolysis?
jeremy can you point me to place where I can understand still more specifics of ATP cycle, basically I am trying to understand more on what type of reaction that occurs in ATP cycle , how can I create this reaction to occur in laboratory.
thank you so much for this video & the rest of your videos ! It really helps & you're good at explaining.
Very clear and helpful!
Hey Jeremy, i know nothing of biochemistry but someone close to me suffers from chronic and debilitating fatigue. I am suspecting the answer lies in the ATP because they are experiencing severe fatigue after quitting caffeine for other reasons and i know caffeine accelerates production of ATP in human body. I am sorry if i sound really stupid but is the energy production independent of the adenosine, ribose bond? I mean if the ribose was absent would the reaction of energy production by breaking the phospate bond still take place?
Great video, love the way you explain it. Thanks!
you have helped me so much, thank you
Excellent explanation.
Thank you! Great job explaining this in understandable terms.
Hi can you give me the information on the biology books. thank you
Excellent video
Greetings to you Jeremy! You just spoke about ATP, and i've got the general concept. However, could you explain the ATP-PC system for me? You mentioned ATP, but didn't mention the "PC" part.
You saved my butt for exams !
Thank you so much, Mr!
Excellent way to explain.
Thank you i need much on respiration
Is it exothermic or exergonic reaction ?? Is thermic the correct term ?? . Please someone answer this .
So essentially, if you revue a lot of energy for your cells for movement during exercise, you'll need more glucose, which will allow you to respirate (if that's a word) more, meaning for energy is released, meaning more ATP molecules can be formed, meaning the cells have constant energy when the ATP splits to ADP, allowing you to exercise for longer?
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Very well explained👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😊
Excellent Sir....
Well clearly explained. Thanks
How is the energy from the unstable bond transferred to the cell using it?
great video and great way to make sutudents remeber