Translation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- NDSU Virtual Cell Animations project animation "Translation". For more information, see vcell.ndsu.noda...
Translation is a key process in biological lifeforms. It is this set of events that transforms the code contained in DNA and later mRNA into the proteins necessary for cellular life.
I tried to read this in my textbook and had no idea what the HELL it was saying, you helped me get it in 3 and a half minutes. Thank you!
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still hasnt watched the video yet. my hopes r high now
i think the problem with textbook explanations is, that it is quite abstract to be described with words. So the animation is very helpful
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This is why i love biology. So much is happening inside our body and we don't even realise it. I read these process multiple times in my book and then watched the animation. It really helped me thank you!
clearly explained, but with a few missing points, so it definitely helps a lot in my revision.
1. eukaryotic initiation factors first need to bind to the small ribosomal subunit to position the initiator tRNA properly at the P site. the later dissociate to allow binding of the large ribosomal subunit
2. the release factor adds a water molecule to the polypeptide to terminate translation and release the polypeptide chain
3. the amino acid is bound to the tRNA via an ester bond
4. peptide bonds are formed between the amino acids in the growing polypeptide chain
5. the entire process requires the hydrolysis of ATP
ATP Hydrolysis is necessary, but prior to the steps they are showing. The energy used from the hydrolysis of ATP is captured within the ester bond of tRNA to the amino acid.
POPsongsADDICT that was the very first step called charging of tRNA but its not added in the video
Yes some enzymes along with GTP are not mentioned.
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some of the first viewers are probably settled doctors by now. Same video that helped them continues to help us pre meds 16years later. What a legacy. What great content.
11 years old video. I was 7 years old when they uploaded it. Now here i am watching it the night before my A Level biology exam :)
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I found out about this video while in college. Helped me pass bio2, and now using it for biochem. Thanks, very helpful
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Im like in the 8th grade and this is basic Bio for us
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The process seems so long when I read it in the textbooks. So, thanks for this video! Very helpful!
they did leave a decent amount out (GTP expecially) but its a great start!
Wanna add what they left out?
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This video is only 3 minutes long but it does such a better job than pages worth of textbook or 15 minute long videos. Thank you so much for making this, translation makes so much more sense now and it's actually way less complicated than it's made out to be in class.
This video was the first of many I've seen that actually had a easy to understand depiction of the continuous process of making proteins. Wonderful.
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Probably the most accurate and easy to understand videos about biological procedures on TH-cam thank you!
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This plus the transcription video have helped so much. I’m a visual learner so seeing this in an animation actually made me learn the material. My prof is the most monotone person Ive ever heard, and basically just tried to explain it all in words.
Wait this was published 15 years ago??
This is so helpful thank uuuuu
Thank you. Easier to understand than just reading my textbook
i was crying because the translation process was very difficult in the textbook , i was feeling like i will can't understand anything whatever i tried , i really feel happy because I found your talented channel you are helpful ❤️
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This animation movie saved me from failing ~✨
@asimnissar i thought so too 😂
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16 years later....and the legacy continues
I thought that i am the one who watches this video after 16 yearssss!!!! 😢😢😢
Btw I was just 3 years old,, when it was uploaded.. 🤧
waaay better than my lecturers at medical school!
They write it so complicated and hard to understand in books,and look how actually simple it looks on this animation
I spent an hour studying this from my book but couldn't imagine well. But damn this video explained in to me within 4mins.
13 years ago
Im still watching it and its still helping 😭😭😭😭
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Studying for my test right now and this helped a lot! Thanks! :)
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This was very amazing, thank you so much! 16 years later and still helping students around the globe
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Such a great video - simple and explained everything clearly and concisely; what very student wants.
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I do a level biology and none of this was explained at all, not even in textbooks so I was very confused as to why the tRNA was even needed. I was also never told that the mRNA is between the sub units, this makes it so much more clearer, thank you!!
grear work.. our teacher should try this in the class!!
After searching all other complex videos on TH-cam, I finally found this heavenly awesome video and got what I needed ......thanks...
This is one of greatest video i've seen in my whole life.
Thank you so much! I’ve been staring at countless paragraphs and diagrams and not understanding translation, and this video helped a lot!
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3h de travail incompréhensibles résumées en 3 minutes... merci !
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Amazing !!!
Love it so much..
thank you for beautiful animation
this is the best video about translation on youtube this was so well explained OMG
Excellent for biology students!!
THANK YOU!!! This made so much sense and the visuals really helped
AWESOME video. Thank you so much! This was so well explained - our professor should just use this video instead of showing us lecture slides.
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This is the best video on translation ever! Maybe for more advanced students talk about how the bond between the amino acids is a Carbon-Nitrogen covalent bond. Also, something to add is that when translocation happens which is when the Ribosome moves down the mRNA it uses GTP as energy. When the first tRNA binds to the initiation codon it also uses GTP. When the amino acids are bound together it uses Peptidyl Transferase. A polysome is a single mRNA strand with all of the multiple ribosomes translating it at the same time. The signal on the end of the new polypeptide tells the ribosome to deliver it to the ER which is then post-translationally modified and edited.
wow thanks to this video, I will pass my test!!!
i was crying with grief after reading the textbook and now I'm crying from happiness
Trust me better late than never! I love watching these videos and paraphrasing the contents to suit my exam questions :)
Images in lecture notes help but seeing them actually MOVE is so much better! :D
I couldnt visualize a thing. This video helped me so much. Lots of love from India. LOL it was made when i was 3 yo. Seen it 16 years later in college.
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thank you so much this was very helpful
Wow, very nice. I understood the process in a simple and uncomplicated way. Following you from Iraq 🌼
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Overall a nicely made video. Chemically, the transfer mechanism as cartoonized here, doesn't make sense, though: the peptide chain does not dissociate from the tRNA in the P-site and then attaches to the tRNA in the A-site. It's the amino group of the amino acid in the A-site that first attacks the carbonyl group of the amino acid in the P-site, forming a covalent bond in a tetrahedral intermediate, then forming the peptide bond and simultaneous breaking of the bond to the tRNA in the P-site.
Is this the protein produced by the hypothetical "gay gene"?
Thought so too!!! Hahaha
Brilliant , precise and comprehensible explanation. Well done.
why is the protein gay?
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Even this video is not detailed, it helped me to understand the basis of translation. Thank you❤
Watching in 2021, after 13 years😊
Really very nice explanation
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I found this video to be really very helpful.The brief and animated description made translation topic extremely easy.
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It didn't take much of our time.
Was able to grasp the concept within a short span of time 🤩
I share this video with all of my intro bio students and it is truly a God-send, as is this entire channel.
When studying from textbook... I found this so difficult and uninteresting... after struggling for a few days... Idk from nowhere it came to mind to look for a animation video for this process...and trust meh this one is the best... it's really helpful.. thanks again ❤
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So 12 years ago aminated explained video is this much better 🤔
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After the 5 years of study now I get it in 3 mins. thank u..
- translation is the synthesis of proteins
- translation initiation begins when the small subunit of the ribosome attaches and move to the translation initiation site
- tRNA contains an anticodon which complements the mRNA codon (first is typically AUG)
- the large subunit combines with the small subunit to make the P site and the A site
- the first tRNA occupies th P site, the second tRNA enters the A site and is complementary
- the first tRNA's protein is transferred to the second (linked)
- the first tRNA exits
- the ribosome moves along the mRNA
- when a stop codon is encountered in the A site, a release factor enters and translation is terminated.
Clear and simple, and thanks for explaining the 5' 3' directionality! No mention of the proteins involved (such as peptidyl transferase which is what merges the amino acid of the A-site to the polypeptide of P-site), but a very nice guide to the overall process!
What a effective video it says all things in only 3 minutes!
Thank you so much learning with animatation is very easy
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Since I'm a spatial learner...i found this video very useful and understood the concept very well...thanks
I have to say, I watched this video a year and a half ago for my first college Bio class and loved it. I am taking a similar class now and when we discussed it in class I was hoping I would find it again- and I did!
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Thanks to this video, I've got a good score on biology exam. Thank you very much!
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IT EXPLAINS THE PROCESS SO CLEARLY! HELPS A LOT!!!!!!!!
am i the only one that really wants tic tacs because of how the amino acids are animated
Still helping after 16 years
Great video. Much better than my teacher herself. Thanks!
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Sweet, im glad this free video did what my 130 dollar textbook struggled to.
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Great vid, didn't understand the process while reading in my textbook but this video just 'PROCESSED' (😉) into my brain easily
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It seemed to be so difficult in Cleg's biology textbook, but thanks to this short video, I quickly grasp it!
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