I couldn't understand this at my school, but this video really really helped me in clearing my doubts, thank you so much maam and keep up the good work.
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I have gone through other good well known coaching class videos as well .... but as u explain each and every detail .... amazing.... thanks a lot mam....
mam ur way of explaining all the points is wonderful ma'am ..i am fan of ur way of teaching ma'am tq so much ma'am ..plz keep uploading videos on bio ..
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Madam basically primerase joined rna and dna by hydrogen bonding .... not by 3 prime and 5 prime bonding ...May be i am wrong but my concept says that it would not be possible .. kindly guide me ....
The ' is just to denote the carbon which is a little different or of our interest from the other carbon atoms present like 1,2 or 4 while 3 n 5 denote the polarity so they are of interest hence 3' and 5'
Mam i am little bit confused. you are saying that the 3' end of primer should be in front of 5' end of template strand then why addition of nucleotide takes place in 5'-3' direction in this way the 5' end of primer will be in front of 3' end of template strand . pleas help me.
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Can someone plz explain me as to why can't the Phosphate group of RNA primer bind with the OH group of Nucleotide but it's exact opposite happens ? If it takes place then there's no problem with continuous replication from 3' - 5' end of the template strand.
Because phosphate is not a functional group...As mam said @ 8:13 a nucleotide can bind where there is function grp so it binds at OH end and not phosphate end
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I couldn't understand this at my school, but this video really really helped me in clearing my doubts, thank you so much maam and keep up the good work.
India needs teachers like you mam.
This is how we are able to understand , what a teacher
wanted to teach us.
I really love the way you explain ma'am!
I love the way of your teaching ma'am..i love biology and the way you explain those tricky mechanism it easily gets me..
God bless you ma'am and stay healthy forever..
Ma'am please avoid writing small details with red marker... It's not clearly visible... But asual a great lecture
I am watching this video after it was uploaded 4 yrs ago....amazing😳😳
That primer example just clear my all concept of this class mam😅
Primer work as a Cement 😅
U are an rockstar ...I can literally imagine and visualise every St and process as I am watching it live ..u are a magician
Jis taraah ap smjhati ho aise youtube par koi nahi parha sakta.mam you are great..
This is called crystal clear knowledge and consept 🙂
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probably the best video corresponding to DNA replication. The way you have explained the lagging strand or the discontinuous strand is outlandish....😇
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The way u made me understand is osm mam ..tq
I have gone through other good well known coaching class videos as well .... but as u explain each and every detail .... amazing.... thanks a lot mam....
You have explained really well ma'am
Your lectures are mind-blowing. Please continue the series of your videos.
mam ur way of explaining all the points is wonderful ma'am ..i am fan of ur way of teaching ma'am tq so much ma'am ..plz keep uploading videos on bio ..
The bond formation b/w RNA primer and upcoming nucleotides clear all the doubt reagarding leading strand and lagging strand... Thank u mam..
Ma'am that primer example btw wall and paint was lovely...
thanks alot mam for helping us... your way of explanation is wonderful
I understand better than self study at the time of lockdown thank you mam..
Thanx a lot!Stay blessed.
Mam you write AMP, TMP ,CMP, GMP are the nucleotides of DNA instead of dAMP, dTMP, dCMP, dGMP
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Thank you so much maam for making this video it is very useful
my teacher was ...lazy bone..i will never forgive her...she destroyed us completely..i didnt go to any coaching academy...this question came in exam...my performance was zero in it....but i found you mam..you fixed this in my mind..but i found you sooo late...
thank u m'am... realy m'am you explain every point and your way of explanation is very well.................
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very well explained
Excellent class I am attending now.
Thanks Ma'am.
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Replication bubble is formed in both circular and linear DNA.The Y shaped structure on both side of replication bubble is replication fork.
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Ma'am after watching ur this video i really feel this chapter to be more easy... thank you for uploading videos🙂... they are really very helpfull🙏🏼...n ur way of teaching is just amazing..the best bio teacher i have ever seen
Amazing explanation ma'am. Thank you
May god bless you. Your way of teaching is so amazing and simple. Thankyou so much for this lecture
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Mam,, what is Deoxyribonucleoside triphosphate ?
Is it all tri.p in one condition?
Wah madam ji. Kudos to u
I understand very well. thanks you r the best
Why can't the 3' (-OH) of upcoming nucleotide bind with the existing 5' (-phosphate group) end ??
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Your lectures are too good
Mam plzz make your writing fond bigger as it is not clear to see...
And thnx for such efforts and nice teaching..
We can't see the screen clearly please focus camera properly
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Thanks for clearing my doubt
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Seeing ur video... I crack neet..thnku so much mam...
is the content given by mam is enough or more than enough for neet
mam u r really good in explaining every point thank u
Ma'am one question i wanna to ask....that why the monophosphates are converted into triphosphate durning DNA replication?
When it's bound in the DNA , it has only one phosphate . Phosphate binds to the phosphate of the next nucleotide .
Phosphate back bone
Madam basically primerase joined rna and dna by hydrogen bonding .... not by 3 prime and 5 prime bonding ...May be i am wrong but my concept says that it would not be possible .. kindly guide me ....
nicely explained madam.....
madam is there any role of endonuclease enzyme..?
plz answer
Mam u are great ,,,,,,, thnxxxx u so much mam
I didnt get the point explained at 14:25.that
Q:why this RNA is required?
Kindly explain it
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How does the ori site is recognised?on what bases the particular site is considered as ori site?
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plz mam explain me 3' & 5'
thanku mam
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3'( or 3 prime ) means that in that strand 3rd carbon of pentose sugar is free and same with 5'
Muhammad Danish Rana why we use ' on 3 or 5
The ' is just to denote the carbon which is a little different or of our interest from the other carbon atoms present like 1,2 or 4 while 3 n 5 denote the polarity so they are of interest hence 3' and 5'
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Is that different process of replication in prokaryotes or eukaryotes?
Mam i am little bit confused. you are saying that the 3' end of primer should be in front of 5' end of template strand then why addition of nucleotide takes place in 5'-3' direction in this way the 5' end of primer will be in front of 3' end of template strand . pleas help me.
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excellent explanation of the process with all the details helps the teachers handling 11 and 12 standard students .THANK You MADAM.
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ma,am how centromere of dyad chromosome (sister chromatid) is attached?is there two segments of kinetokhore protein for each chromatids?
where the nucleotide comes from
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Very nice mam
I really understand all the process of replication
Thank you mam
nice vedio madam plz upload the lecture of gene expression which related to Bsc standard.
Can someone plz explain me as to why can't the Phosphate group of RNA primer bind with the OH group of Nucleotide but it's exact opposite happens ? If it takes place then there's no problem with continuous replication from 3' - 5' end of the template strand.
Because phosphate is not a functional group...As mam said @ 8:13 a nucleotide can bind where there is function grp so it binds at OH end and not phosphate end
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Mam make all ur lesson into a PDF mam that's makes help to us
Mam please set the camera a little close to you so that we could see the board clearly
Ma'am why primer is RNA primer why not DNA primer?
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