Glycolysis

Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike's Medical Podcast

Dr. Mike Todorovic

Physiology, Physiotherapy, Health & Fitness, University, Science, Nursing, Education, Health, Anatomy, Medicine

4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey Mike, a glucose molecule walked into the bar and the barman said, hey, what can I get you, sweetie? Welcome everybody to another episode of Dr Matt, Dr. Mike's medical podcast.
0:40.3	Today we are talking not just about sweet, sweet glucose, but we're talking about how we can
0:46.3	break glucose down to start producing some of that wonderful energy ATP.
0:52.3	Matt, have you done metabolism before?
0:55.2	Yes.
0:56.0	You did it.
0:56.5	I regretful.
0:57.3	Did you?
0:58.4	By chemistry.
0:59.5	Did you enjoy it?
1:00.7	It was challenging.
1:02.2	I had Professor Mary Campbell.
1:07.1	She was very good.
1:09.3	I learned a lot, but it was a lot of rote memorization, which I probably shouldn't be saying
1:16.6	considering it's true.
1:17.6	It's listening.
1:18.6	But there's a lot of steps to remember and we had to memorize and be able to draw every
1:25.6	every molecule.
1:26.6	Yeah. It's fun, isn't it?
1:29.9	Yeah, I mean, I struggled to see the big picture in things.
1:35.9	It was difficult to see the trees in the forest, I guess.
1:38.9	Yeah.
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