TLP:KREBS 

When you decide that Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) levels are whatever you want them to be.

Pssshhh. It’s TLP:GREEN but I’ll just make it TLP:KREBS and share it with everybody.

TLP:KREBS by DeathByChumley October 29, 2020

Hans Krebs 

A person who is obsessed with fish and loves pointing at maps, telling Dolfy where Berlin is.

Scenario 1:
Hans Krebs: It's time for us to look at a picture of a fish. Fish fish fish fish fish fish fish fish fish fish.
Dolfy: Enough of your fishy madness.
(Krebs laughs)

Scenario 2:
(Shows picture of modern Berlin)
Krebs: This is Berlin.
Dolfy: No it isn't, you absurd fishman.

Hans Krebs by The Real Driller May 16, 2022

Krebs 

German for cancer, American for one badass motherfucker

This guy is krebs yo!

Krebs by Zac Krebs March 29, 2003

Dirty Krebs

When hugging a girl you get an awkward erection in your gym shorts and waddle away to the bathroom hoping no one noticed.

Zach: Where is he going?
Bob: He has to adjust his boner in the bathroom.
Zach: Did he get a Dirty Krebs?
Bob: Yea, it happens every time.

Dirty Krebs by ihateacademyofthecanyons May 22, 2013

Krebs Cycle

An enzyme mediated pathway that reduces the electron transporting coenzymes FAD+ and NAD+. The reduced forms of these molecules, NADH and FADH2 provide the electrons that power oxidative phosphorylation, the most efficient step in aerobic respiration.

Additionally, the Krebs cycle synthesizes ATP through substrate level phosphorlylation.

It was named for its discoverer, Hans Krebs.

The Krebs Cycle

Citrate > Isocitrate > AlphaKetoglutarate> Succinyl Coenzyme A > Succinate >Fumarate> Malate > Oxaloacetate > back to citrate

Krebs Cycle by Mister Robotto July 1, 2005

mr krebs 

A pokemaster legend who is boss at beybladz

I was gonna play beybladz but mr krebs ate me

mr krebs by Fr33 RobuX April 6, 2017

Krebs Cycle

The process in which 2 pyruvic acid molecules from glycolosis is converted into 8 NADH, 2 ATP, and 2 FADH2. Each yields NADH yields three ATP through the electron transport chain and each FADH2 yields 2 ATP. Oxygen is required to create a proton gradient so NADH and FADH2 so it could be converted into ATP by ATP Synthase, an enzyme. Since this requires Oxygen, this is a form of aerobic respiration. ATP synthase is located on the mitochondria membrane of eukaryotes and on the plasma membrane of prokaryotes.

I hate everyone who does not know what the Krebs Cycle is!

Krebs Cycle by JoshMiller March 21, 2004