In this educational exploration, we unravel the mysteries of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) and Adenosine Diphosphate (ADP), the very “currency” that powers our cells. Witness the fascinating chemistry behind ATP’s energy storage and the electrostatic repulsion that drives its release. Discover how cells utilize this energy to perform essential tasks and how ADP is recycled to generate more ATP. Join us on this scientific journey to unravel the inner workings of our cellular powerhouses! #CellularEnergyExplained #ATPandADP #sciencevideo
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Adenosine traphiaphate
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I’m in biology class for like a year I don’t understand but now 2min video I understand😊😊
dude you saved my life. My biology teacher isnt really explainging anything and now i get it.
So does that mean the more atp inducing training you do the more energy your body will have?
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Thank you so much bro. You helped me for my test preparation. I was trying so hard to understand this concept but couldn't and just a 60 seconds video made me understand ❤❤❤
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i dont understand how can breakdown of bond release energy , its quite opposite what i have read my whole life , there must be some new stronger bonds created for the reaction to be exothermic , please someone explain 😭
Thank you
very misleading – at 0.34 it says breaking the bond "relieves some . . . .repulsion which results in a release of energy". NOOOOO. BREAKING THE BOND "consumes/uses/requires" energy – this is true of ALL BONDS – breaking (in this case weak) bonds is always an endergonic process – what happens is that energy is RELEASED ONLY when new bonds form – which they do in the formation of ADP and (the free) phosphate.
Wouldn't adding the third phosphate back be using the same energy that was released?
I finally get it 😭
The song I know
Atp Apt
" you are too negative" 😂
Just keep taking off the phosphate and bond it again 🤯
Doesnt breaking a bond usually require energy?
i ❤️❤️❤️ the mitochondria & the ATP!!!
Not great as glucose
no phosphore no life
Very good , thanks for the video
Nice 🌸🌸
🤔Can I have more energy eating or exercise?
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Amazing, having a hard time understanding biology, this was perfect. Now im starting to understand my assignment. Thank you.
very straightforward. thanks
Thanks for sharing this video ❤
What's that enzyme called?
CoQ-10?
Simple and funny. Thank
Simple and crisp…
Plz do more general knowledge shorts like this