Great video. I have a confusion though. In First aid 2019, it is mentioned that Fanconi anemia is due to defect in homologous recombination and not in non-homologous end joining.
Hey! You are completely right. The way it is explained in the video is actually the same way that FA 2018 had it written, and it has since been corrected. We are working on the revision now, and will have it uploaded shortly!
Hey! You are absolutely right. The way it is explained in the video is actually the same way that FA 2018 had it written, and it has since been corrected. The video on our site is updated and correct!
Great video. I have a confusion though. In First aid 2019, it is mentioned that Fanconi anemia is due to defect in homologous recombination and not in non-homologous end joining.
Hey! You are completely right. The way it is explained in the video is actually the same way that FA 2018 had it written, and it has since been corrected. We are working on the revision now, and will have it uploaded shortly!
First Aid 2019 has ataxia telangiectasia as an example of nonhomologous end joining, not homologous recombination
Hey! You are absolutely right. The way it is explained in the video is actually the same way that FA 2018 had it written, and it has since been corrected. The video on our site is updated and correct!
Its good but I think you should have been more enzyme specific..