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Video Clips

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22:34 minutes (18:07 - 40:41)
Using steps of glycolysis to demonstrate energetics of a multistep pathway. The process involves consuming and generating ATP, pyruvate and NADH. Krebs cycle uses pyruvate from glycolysis and oxygen to make NADH, FADH, and ATP.
Prof. Eric Lander, Prof. Robert Weinberg, Dr. Claudette Gardel
Builds on the previous section
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RealVideo®
3:16 minutes (40:41 - 43:57)
Anaerobic and aerobic conditions produce different amounts of energy in terms of ATP.
Prof. Eric Lander, Prof. Robert Weinberg, Dr. Claudette Gardel
Follows from previous section on glycolysis and krebs cycle
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RealVideo®
9:26 minutes (33:09 - 42:35)
Storage of energy in chemical bonds with ATP as the energy currency. Example: Coupling glutamate to glutamine reaction and C6H12O6 to lactate reaction.
Prof. Penny Chisholm, Prof. Graham Walker, Dr. Julia Khodor, Dr. Michelle Mischke
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RealVideo®
5:51 minutes (14:01 - 19:52)
Definition of oxidation and reduction. Coupled transfer of electrons or hydrogen atoms. Example: NADH to NAD+.
Prof. Penny Chisholm, Prof. Graham Walker, Dr. Julia Khodor, Dr. Michelle Mischke
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Lecture Notes

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Page 3 to page 4
Use glycolysis as an illustration of chemical reactions. Emphasis on the production of ATP as an energy currency.
Prof. Eric Lander, Prof. Robert Weinberg, Dr. Claudette Gardel
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Page 1 to page 2
Classification of organisms based on carbon source, energy source, and electron donor. Name, definition and examples from each class.
Prof. Penny Chisholm, Prof. Graham Walker, Dr. Julia Khodor, Dr. Michelle Mischke
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Practice Problems

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Problem A (page 1)
The importance of biochemical reactions in life.
Prof. Penny Chisholm, Prof. Graham Walker, Dr. Julia Khodor, Dr. Michelle Mischke
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Problem D (page 4)
Coupled reactions used to run thermodynamically unfavorable reactions. ATP used as an energy storage intermediate.
Prof. Penny Chisholm, Prof. Graham Walker, Dr. Julia Khodor, Dr. Michelle Mischke
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