This has helped me with an extremely difficult AP Biology class where the teacher doesn't do much lecturing and it is a lot of taking notes at home. Thank you. This is truly making a difference.
Good job. I. Am currently in ap bio, and the book can be quite overwhelming with its massive amounts of text and high vocab. You restated the book in easier terms, and did a good job explaining.
Basically you have some heavy old DNA, and as you copy that DNA to reproduce the DNA copies made with only light "new" DNA nucleotides were half heavy, and half light. This supported semiconservative replication where when copied DNA has one :old" strand and one "new" strand built to complement the nucleotides on the old one. That's my quick attempt I can manage tonight if it helped.
This has helped me with an extremely difficult AP Biology class where the teacher doesn't do much lecturing and it is a lot of taking notes at home. Thank you. This is truly making a difference.
I remember it as: Purines (A & G): Pure As Gold.
Then, Pyrimidines (T & C): (C)King Tut lives in a Pyramid
Burgundy I'm currently in this class do you use any other materials to study any tips appreciated
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Good job. I. Am currently in ap bio, and the book can be quite overwhelming with its massive amounts of text and high vocab. You restated the book in easier terms, and did a good job explaining.
Sean Murakami I'm currently in ap bio any tips for a person like me
@@majdel-alami9053 I’m currently in ap bio any tips for a person like me
Your sense of humor makes this fun to watch lol
Thank you so much. This is just a very good way to study for tests. The book can get pretty confusing at parts. Thank you for making these videos.
insane help to me and my class, showed them your videos. amazing work
Your videos are so helpful. Thank you so much for making them.
I love your videos. Thank you so much.
This has been a massive help!! Thank you!
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Thanks, you're helping a lot with my upcoming test!
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You explained it very well
Thanks, helped me a lot.
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My dawg Mr. J saving my bio grade rn
this is helping so much
I appreciate you my guy!!!!
This might be personal, but do you support the harming of mice for experimental purposes? I don't.
thank you this is very helpful . but it would be better if you added more pictures
mate get fukt theres so many pictures
Thanks
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but I didn't understand last slide
Basically you have some heavy old DNA, and as you copy that DNA to reproduce the DNA copies made with only light "new" DNA nucleotides were half heavy, and half light. This supported semiconservative replication where when copied DNA has one :old" strand and one "new" strand built to complement the nucleotides on the old one. That's my quick attempt I can manage tonight if it helped.
thanks mate
purines are small...
I can hear some thunder in the background or some really deep bass coming from something. Messed me up and couldn't concentrate on what he was saying.
PURAG PURAG PURAG PURAG PURAG PURAG PURAG PURAG PURAG
PU (purines) AG (adenine guanine)
the rest are pyrimadines
Nice