CUSM 5100 Week 2 Monday

The video by Lecturio provides an excellent overview of the electron transport chain and chemiosmosis, two of the most important metabolic processes in the cell. These processes work together to produce ATP, the cell's energy currency. One of the most interesting things about the electron transport chain is that it is a highly efficient way to convert energy from food into ATP. The chain uses the energy from NADH and FADH2, two electron carriers that are produced during glycolysis and the Krebs cycle, to pump protons across the inner mitochondrial membrane. This creates a proton gradient, which is like a dam holding back a reservoir of energy. The ATP synthase enzyme then uses the energy of the proton gradient to drive the synthesis of ATP from ADP and inorganic phosphate. This process is called chemiosmosis. The video does a great job of explaining the complex steps of the electron transport chain and chemiosmosis in a clear and concise way. It also provides helpful animations and diagrams that illustrate the process.

Great Lecturer..well explained. Every section of lectures are meticulously explained. Clearly understood.

I can easily follow the sequence of information. The important details are also emphasized, making it easier for recall.

Very clear and easy to understand. I enjoyed the visuals.

super clear, thank you very much. especially the graphics are pretty good, very explaining. lecturer explains well too.

Amazing Dr. Kevin! Thank you very much for this course!

This lecture has solved all my problems about spinal cord.

Dr. Pickering has made this so easy to digest, understand and imagine. Have been struggling for days on this topic as well as lower limbs in general.

This lecture is amazing and I loved the explanation regarding the conformational change of hexocinase during the reaction.

Outstanding review of connective tissue! These videos are helping me get so much more out of my studies!

Dr. Cornwall did a very great job with this.. The big picture simplified everything and made studying into little details easy.

I understood clearly this lesson about the posterior spaces of axyla

Whenever I get confused about a pathway, I come to watch these videos and it helps tremendously. Thank you for what you do.

He is a very Good Teacher as he teaches as if he was narrating a story.

Awesome analogy great lecture! Very nice lectures overall I really enjoyed them. even though I have taught this topics and I know them fairly well. I enjoy little gems of information I received through these lectures, and new understanding

Really good discussion. I would love Dr. Ahern to by my mentor

CT proper: mesenchyme, lax fibrillary, dense fibrillary, reticular, elastic, adipose and pigment. Supporting CT: cartilage and bone. Trophic CT: blood and lymph.

Good pictures Understanding the way he teaches Slow and steady

The lecturer made the laminae look simple and memorable and definitely gotta be watched by peers since it gives a simple breaking down of presentation that makes it more easier to store it up.

Currently reviewing for my 3rd year of Medicine. Looking back even as much as osteology solidifies my knowledge in other aspects of muscle physiology and pathology. Dr. Pickering does a very good job of keeping you up to date and on pace

Love him so far, clear concise and to the point and also very enlightening

I would recommend this lecture to the osteopathic students snd colleagues

Very thorough explanation of the important structures found in the humerus. Recommended for medical students especially those who learn visually. Thank you, Dr. Pickering.

Very nice and clear explanations. Dr. Canby takes a very complicated topic and makes it easy to understand and remember. Thank you!

As much as your stories are interesting for the ETC gradient It does not fit my learning style. It would be nice to have clear scientific language about what's happening. I can't write a story on my exam paper. Perhaps this is just me.

Easy to understand and very complete. Thank you for your time, helped me a lot

I rate this lecture with 5 stars because just after I heard this lecture I understood the 'Brachial Plexus'. That's why I recommend it to every medical student who want to understand the 'Brachial Plexus'. Thank you very much LECTURIO

Fantastic explanation about the topic, easy way to learn anatomy.

very good lecture i thoroughly enjoyed watching and learning the content.

Dr. Pickering pointed out a few things that even my anatomy professor (who is excellent) did not. A very good lecture on the brachial plexus -- both short and detailed.

This entire series is the most eloquent and beautiful explanation of a terrible terrible subject like biochemistry I have ever seen to attended

Really great explanations of the whole process. Was not happy that I had to relearn Krebs and ETC but actually found these videos enjoyable and valuable.

Very clear explanation and great presentation. Very easy to follow.

i like his voice, explains calmly and thoroughly. helped to understand anatomy in a nice easy way. thanks craig.

Gooood job LoL and really a good story-maker????Thank you very much! Amazing, very impressive!

Best lecture ever, I never thought I'd be able to understand brachial plexus

a difficult topic made easy and clear - well done (this is just fillers to reach minimum word count needed to post review)

It was very simple and understandable. I could keep up without being confused.

really nice ,lecture and also good questions at the end to assess,thank you