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Mysteries of the Electron Transport Chain, Revealed in Rap!

A complete explanation of the electron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylation, explained with music, rhyme, and animation STUDENTS: Crush AP Bio! Lessons with interaction and feedback that lead to success. Sign up for a free trial at Learn-Biology.com/apbiology. TEACHERS: Start with a free-trial account that gives your students access to interactive tutorials and allows you to monitor student work: https://learn-biology.com/ap-bio-teac... PARENTS: A guaranteed 4 or 5 for your son or daughter on the AP Bio Exam: https://learn-biology.com/parents/ LYRICS Welcome to this story about cell energy The goal is explaining how cells make ATP It happens in the mitochondria which you can think of As the cell’s energy factory Mitochondria are double-membraned organelles, An inner membrane and an outer one as well The mitochondrial matrix is the fluid inside It’s where reactions like Krebs cycle reside Glycolysis and Krebs make NADH and FADH2 from energy in food These electron carriers make their way From the matrix to the inner membrane. And that’s where you find the electron transport chain It’s a series of enzymes embedded in the membrane, Which take the electron carrier’s electrons And uses their energy for pumping protons CHORUS The mitochondrial electron transport chain Uses electron energy for pumping protons From the mitochondrial matrix to the intermembrane space Increasing proton concentration in that place, The only way the protons can escape Is through a channel and an enzyme, ATP synthase. Which uses diffusing protons’ kinetic energy To make ATP, from ADP and P The chain is a series of enzymes in a row Each accepts electrons, then lets them go To the next carrier in this transport chain. It’s kind of organized like a bucket brigade What drives electrons down this enzymatic series Is the growing level of each carrier’s electronegativity And to oxygen electrons ultimately fall It’s the most electronegative of them all It’s NADH that starts this run Donating electrons to Complex number I This powers active transport as protons are displaced. And get pumped from the matrix to the intermembrane space From Complex I electrons flow to Ubiquinone, also known as “Q” Which floats through the inner membrane happily And brings its electrons to Complex III And you can guess the function of Complex III . It’s another proton pump using electron energy Protons jam up in that intermembrane compartment Like a hundred people in a one bedroom apartment! CHORUS Complex II is for FADH2 Which donates electrons, which then get passed to Q Which once again passes them to Complex III Which pumps protons using electron energy From Complex III the electrons proceed To another mobile carrier, Cytochrome C Which donates the electrons to Complex IV Another proton pump, could you ask for more? After Complex IV electrons flow, To oxygen which is ever so Electronegative it pulls electrons down the chain, Keeping them moving like the cars of a train. And as O2 does this electron grabbing trick, It also grabs protons from the matrix. They all combine to form H2O Electron transport chain, watch it go! CHORUS Now all these protons in the intermembrane space Are trapped they can’t get out of that place ‘Cause protons are charged and could never get through A phospholipid bilayer, they can’t diffuse But like all particles, they’re dying to go From where their concentration’s high to where it’s low Stuck in the intermembrane space they're frustrated. To diffuse to the matrix, they’re highly motivated. And this gradient’s been made steeper by O2 Which absorbs protons from the matrix stew, So from proton pumping, and oxygen’s actions. Add another force, electrochemical attraction! Think of all those trapped protons, each one’s positive. The matrix, in comparison is negative. FULL LYRICS AT https://sciencemusicvideos.com/electr...