I vaguely remember a lot of the stuff you're talking about, it's alarmingly fuzzy given that its only been a year since I sat Biology

 

I did this in January and I didn't even remember a lot of it was in the topic

 

ah you'll be fine

Acetate + Oxaloacetate -> Citrate

I could not remember the word for communication earlier

 

I was thinking communification >.>

 

vair tainted

 

:tainteh:

 

I likes communification

 

 

...mebbe I accidentally ate some of the paint

Citrate is decarboxylated and dehydrogenated to form a 5C compound

5C compound is decarboxylated and dehydrogenated to form a 4C compound and reduced NAD

2 more 4C compounds are made before oxaloacetate is regenerated

Products

 

4 CO₂

6 reduced NAD

2 ATP

2 reduced FAD

banana

nearly time for football, so excited

nice 3.5 k posts Roo!

Oxidative Phosphorylation

Reduced NAD combines with complex 1 and releases its 2 hydrogen atoms

Oxidised NAD returns to the Krebs cycle

Reduced FAD combines with complex 2 and its electrons are released

The H ions bind with oxygen, reducing it to water

I vaguely remember a lot of the stuff you're talking about, it's alarmingly fuzzy given that its only been a year since I sat Biology

 

I did this in January and I didn't even remember a lot of it was in the topic

 

fortunately I seem to have near-perfect recall of information passed in class discussions

of course my work was never this detailed...

all the in depth, step-by-step process stuff was really easy, it was either completely logical (processes in the heart) or condensed (Kidneys)

 

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