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I got pwn'd mostly my fault, chose the wrong parts to focus on.

teste time

damn it, two different notes....in step 6 of glycolysis is NAD+ reduced or is NADH oxidized? he has it written both ways... i'm thinking reduced, that makes way more sense

enol ..i keep typing enyl

from my slightly screwed up memory, phosphoenyl pyruvate

lol dennis i have to be able to draw out PEP luckily it's not complex

phosphate dehydrogenase?

PDH? pyruvate dehydrogenase? cause i don't know

i don't believe in aggressive breeds of dogs, i believe it's 100% due to their owners.

hmm, i wonder if i need to know the structure of glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase.....cause i don't, and i'm not going to try

i have most of the first 5 steps (prep phase) of glycolysis down i just have to remember thats there's a GA3P formed in step 4 AND step 5

eh i've struggled in every class like this, for some odd reason molecular/cellular biology just isn't my strong point. Not even the teacher's fault at all. now anat and phys i blame 100% on the professor, i can memorize that crap like crazy and still barely pull off a C, don't study at all, still get a C

how can we have so much devoted to simple oxidation reduction but so little to the difficult mechanisms that we have to know pucker

oxidatino...sounds like a mexican company

thank god, oxidatino and reduction

ah to answer my own question i dont' think it matters because the actual usage involved phosphoenylpyruvate and that reaction is quite favorable

oh what the hell, why would the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP + Pi have a less negative delta G than ADP to AMP i'm just ranting to the hop now..lord i need help

and i haven't even begun to memorize structures which will also be on the test

yes, and every pucking derivation of that damn equation not to mention its application to every god damn reaction in the body. who knew the citric acid cycle was that in depth? (aside from steve) i know all the basic formulas and how to use them, but then he starts mixing chit together and derives these 2 line long equations

we want puppy pics

i always knock on the box, because the first time i made a box out of ply i was amazed as how much higher the resonance was than with mdf.

Josiah Willard Gibbs (February 11, 1839 New Haven – April 28, 1903 New Haven) i'm glad he's gone, he could have taken his knowledge with him though

pucking bullchit ass fudge i really just can't grasp this chit thats going to be on the test. I'm going to have to start studying WAY more, like every god damned day

if i can actually get a t-shirt this time, i'm in, especially if they have the new logo.

god damn it, his funky notes won't even display correctly