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Oh, yeah. Hello, you're listening to the Science of Everything podcast, episode 75, Cellular Respiration.

I'm your host, James Fodor.

So it's been a while since the last show, and I'm sorry about that.

I have been busy with other commitments, but I am proud to announce that the show is going to be coming back.

Well, it never really went away, but I'm hoping to record more regularly now.

I'm not exactly sure how regularly that will be, but significantly more regularly than it has

been at the very least.

So today, we're going to kick off again with a discussion of cellular respiration, which

is something that I've been wanting to do for a while.

So in this episode, we're going to talk about the processes involved in the generation of

energy in cells, including a discussion of the role of ATP as an energy storage molecule,

and then we'll look at glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, oxidative phosphorylation, and

ATP synthase.

Recommended pre-listing is episode 18 Biochemistry Basics.

That one is strongly recommended.

Some of the other chemistry and biology episodes might also be useful

because I'm going to assume a bit of background knowledge,

particularly about certain aspects of biochemistry. So that's recommended background knowledge particularly about certain aspects of biochemistry so that's

recommended background knowledge all that being said let's jump in and get

started so cellular respiration what do we mean by that term it's important to

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