Glycolysis | Metabolism

In this video, Dr Mike explains the process of glycolysis and how we can make pyruvate from glucose. He also explains some important regulators of glcolytic enzymes.

[deekircher]

I like how Dr Mike gets excited about teaching. Handsome, intelligent, passionate about his work and also has nice fashion sense, I have been watching these all weekend and getting into science

[RobertSelig]

Dr. Mike is the best teacher on the net, thank you for your knowledge and passion...

[mohammedabid]

Dr Mike I have been watching all your lecture videos and I am scoring in the 130s for the B/B section for my mcat practice exams. Your videos have played a huge part. Thank you so much for posting this stuff for free.

[pastorbrightamegazo]

Dr. Mike is the best. The only one who explained this better, to my understanding.

[liztrueman]

This was SO helpful. My instructor spent an hour explaining this and I didn't get any of it. After this video, I actually understand what is happening. Keep it up!

[tabithapring]

This is the single most helpful video I have ever seen. I appreciate your videos so much!

[philiporunor]

He's very intelligent and makes it look easy🤗🤗

[Caelicorn]

that was so fucking cool!!!! It's beautiful how the equilibrium works backwards and forwards!

[ugh_fine]

Ugh, this is possibly the best thing ever, is the Electron Transport Chain video up? I mean promises *were* made...

[isaacwallace]

You’re such a dawg Dr.Mike you kill it every time

[youreworthyourweightinavoc]

Amazing, just watched a uni lecture on this and couldn't understand the process at all, but your explanation made perfect sense :D

[studytour]

And i never go for any other video whenever there's a video of Dr.Mike on that topic already

[audreyl.]

Brilliant. Another tremendously helpful video. 😉

[maryemmirza]

Wait so for the beta oxidation part you mentioned in the end, the reason it would inhibit glycolysis is because it would promote gluconeogenesis, because I have that beta oxidation provides energy for that in my notes.

[angelinaeldegel]

Thank you Dr Mike :) this was super helpful!

[amandadavis]

Thank you for your videos. They are wonderful, and I refer to them often. Do you have a citation you can share showing that PFK is inhibited by its product (fructose 1, 6 bisphosphate)? I can't find this anywhere. It seems to me it's mostly inhibited by ATP and citrate.

[emaanamir]

Could you please do a video on the Krebs cycle?

[eddiemeddiem]

Sorry if I'm being daft... But in the liver G-6-P can go to Glucose by action of Glucose6phosphatase... I know not in muscle as it not present. You were talking about both situations.

[reinaprada]

🙋🏼‍♀️1st here! Thanks for the information.

[tenminutetokyo]

Fine and dandy but for us non biochemists, what does this all mean for optimal diet?