To be fair, the way the Krebs cycle is taught is usually pretty grim (speaking as a biochemistry major)
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Easy:
- Kreb eat
- Krab make baby krabs
- Old crab die
- Baby crabs grow
And so the crab cycle repeats
That's cellular respiration! The mitochondria, THE POWERHOUSE OF ALL CELLS EVERYWHERE, does that one! It's the one that keeps life living. 3 ADP -> 2 ATP iirc.
Krebs, Couldn't live without it.
Glycolysis yields 2 ATP. Cellular respiration can get ATP into the 30s under ideal conditions.
Glucose--not even once!
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