Chromosomes, chromatin, chromatid and sister chromatid

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The best video on TH-cam on explaining all these terms from the over 10 videos I have just watched!!!

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I had this doubt for basically years in and out studying meiosis and i finally learned bc of your very detailed lec. thank you so much.

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I was messing up with these terms and now understood very clearly..thank you sir

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I'm from Pakistan (pashtoon). I read too many books and websites to understand the difference between these terms but they didn't help me. At last I watched your video and it cleared all my confusion. For that reason I like your video and subscribed your channel. Thank you sir ❤

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Thank you so much. I’ve watched millions of videos, and I couldn’t distinguish between these terms. Thanks A LOT💗💗

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Very helpful. It clears my long basic doubt.

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i cant explain what you done to me icab just say a thanks
thaaaaaannnkkkk yooouuuuu☺️u please continue making these videos my doubt was no of sister chromatid books says that there is no increase in chromosome but i doubted ...... thankyou again

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finally, i understand what sister chromatids are. i couldn't understand what they were compared to homologous chromosomes. thank you

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I thought i understood these concepts until i watched your videos. Great

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Great summary at the end, thank you!

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This was my 7th video trying to figure out the terms clearly but all made it even worse except yours. Thank you very much

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Thank you so much you cleared my doubt frequently 😊

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why google sound

[@roberthook251]

You can count chromosome numbers from number of centromere.

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can you change the voice. I really wanna learn and it looks useful but the voice is so agonizing. I cant stand it. No hate tho. Still helpful, just really really really annoying sound.

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Ya try putting the speed at 1.25x. It makes it a little less annoying

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[@tanikanakeyalewis4202]

Only Males Have a "Y" Chromosome, additionally to an "X" Chromosome to Make the Complete Chromosomal Gender Sequences, and Females always only Have "X" Chromosomes: each Chromosome Contains De-Oxy_Ribo-Nucleic Genital Sequences from the Correlative Side of Genealogy:
"XX" Chromosomes Contain One "X" from the Maternal Perspective of Genealogy from each Biological Co-Parent's Genealogy:
"XY" Chromosomes Contain One "X" Chromosome from Either of the Maternal Genealogy of Either of the Biological Parents' Genealogy, and One "Y" Chromosome from either of the Biological Parents' Paternal Genealogy.
Chromosomal Activity Affects also other Physical Feature, not only Genitals, and Genital Formation, but Definitely, Chromosomal Identification, as a Gender Identifier, Initiates Deeper than Sight, Visual, View, and Observation, of Genitals:
whether Male, Female, Partially, Fully, or De-Formative. 😶.

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Heads off to you

[@kamalibrathwaite]

I was confused by the chromosomes and sister chromosomes.

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Good

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Am i the first comment!!?!

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watch in 1.25x playback speed

[@LIBEARTED]

ahh..... i hate biology . But thanks for the video

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This video is amaizing

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WHY DOES HE GO SOOOOOO SLOW?????????

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Increase the playback speed . You're welcome 😉

[@kapengmainit286]

A chromosome is made up of chromatins.
Chromatid is the copy (?) or the duplicated chromosome.
Chromatid ( /)
(1 centromere, 1 Chromatid)
2 Chromatids (/)(\)
(2 centromeres, 2 chromatids)
Sister chromatid (X)
(1 centromere, 2 chromatids)
Pair of Sister chromatids ( XX)
(2 centromere, 4 chromatids)

[@bhimashankarthore2179]

I have the same doubt plz help.?

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Delete this 😵 it just confused me again.

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Wow

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chromatids

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