7. The Krebs Cycle, Respiration, and the Sugar Economy (Part 1 of 3)
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7. The Krebs Cycle, Respiration, and the Sugar Economy (Part 1 of 3)
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Albert Szent-Gyorgyi pulls a stubbornly unidentifiable reducing agent out of adrenal glands, oranges and finally Hungarian paprika, names it ascorbic acid, and takes a Nobel Prize for vitamin C and the chemistry of cellular combustion. Otto Warburg builds the instruments that let anyone measure what a cell does with oxygen, works out the respiratory enzyme, and carries on through Nazi Germany under circumstances that killed almost everyone like him.
Season Two of We Are Biochemistry is the people behind the pathways, drawn from The Molecule Hunters, the book written by more than five hundred University of Virginia students.
Pairs with Biochemistrypedia Chapter 19, The Citric Acid Cycle: Harvesting Electrons - biochemistrypedia.com
The full book, its sources, and the individual student credits are free at deppmannlab.com, where the corrections form also takes audiobook pronunciation fixes.
Narrated by a digital voice.