Overview of Cellular Respiration

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    1. Glycolysis
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    Learn about glycolysis and its role in breaking down glucose to produce ATP and pyruvate during the first of three stages in cellular respiration.

    Learn about glycolysis and its role in breaking down glucose to produce ATP and pyruvate during the first of three stages in cellular respiration.

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    2. The Krebs Cycle
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    Learn about the Krebs cycle and its role in producing ATP and high-energy molecules during the second of three stages in cellular respiration.

    Learn about the Krebs cycle and its role in producing ATP and high-energy molecules during the second of three stages in cellular respiration.

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    3. Electron Transport Phosphorylation
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    Learn about electron transport phosphorylation and its role in harnessing high energy molecules to produce ATP in the last stage of cellular respiration.

    Learn about electron transport phosphorylation and its role in harnessing high energy molecules to produce ATP in the last stage of cellular respiration.

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    4. Anaerobic Fermentation
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    Learn about fermentation and its role in replacing cellular respiration under anaerobic conditions to produce ATP and fuel the process of glycolysis.

    Learn about fermentation and its role in replacing cellular respiration under anaerobic conditions to produce ATP and fuel the process of glycolysis.

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Emily H
Really good! Thankyou so much!
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Robert B
thanks for the helps
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Blake G
Hello Mr. Savage! I would like to say that your tone, pace of speech, and the clearness in your speech is outstanding. It certainly makes a better and soothing learning experience. Your voice does not force itself into one's head, but rides in gently like a surfboard on slow rolling waves. Thank you for making these videos as they are very helpful as well.
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Celeste O
Your voice is so soothing.
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Mary B
I would like a bit more depth. Like names of the translocation pumps
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