Your vedios are just amazing. I just came across and loved it. The best part is you give a complete conception instead of just describing how the process took place. Can you please make a vedio on alternative polyadenylation of mRNA ? I will be very grateful.
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Sir in the pathfinder Life science book..vol2 ..it is written that U1 is recruited first... but you are telling U2 ..which one is correct..?sir.. Btw.. wonderful explanation sir♥️
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@@animatedbiologywitharpan yes plss there are terms like exon junction complex (EJC) how they assist in mRNA transport and in splicing have been asked in exams
@@animatedbiologywitharpan I just saw it so the answer to my question will be because of diffirent Expertion and lack in cell like activater or repressor protein splisome know where to splise?
Sir please make a video on GAT B 2020 exam, how it's different from JNU ceeb. The mock test on the official site is very confusing in terms of syllabus and types of questions being asked.a Thank you.
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ive been struggling with this topic and i finally understand it thanks to you.
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Your vedios are just amazing. I just came across and loved it. The best part is you give a complete conception instead of just describing how the process took place. Can you please make a vedio on alternative polyadenylation of mRNA ? I will be very grateful.
It would be uploaded soon
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very helpful,i have a nucleic acids exam tomorrow i keep u updated with my grade
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You're video are fantastic and really point to point. Thank you for saving my time.
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I am just 15 and I can understand very well . Great video sir :D
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@@animatedbiologywitharpan sure sir
Thank you so much sir it's so helpful and informative
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excellent video explanations. very pedagogical. thanks.
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Ok will do
Great job!
Thank you.
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Well explained. Thanks!!!
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You explain it very well, made my day
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Don't forget to watch the video on alternative splicing
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thanx for uploading this video.
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Because in the branch site secondary structure is not forms that's why we called branch site
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Sir in the pathfinder Life science book..vol2 ..it is written that U1 is recruited first... but you are telling U2 ..which one is correct..?sir..
Btw.. wonderful explanation sir♥️
This video good.. ........i liked it most.. .. please upload continue video...I am waiting.....
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Very nice video
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Well done. But the sequence you have mentioned in which the snrnps are recruited is a bit wrong. Do rectify. Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback
at around 3:40 it shows BRACH point instead of BRANCH point?
can you tell what references do you use to make those videos? It would help a lot. Congrats!
You can study this part from Watson 's molecular biology of the gene
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@@animatedbiologywitharpan yaa sureee sir....btw are you bengali?
Great explanation. When are you going to upload the next videos on this topic??
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Plss suggest any review paper on this topic as csir is asking in depth Q from this topic
okay may be i will make more videos on this
@@animatedbiologywitharpan yes plss there are terms like exon junction complex (EJC) how they assist in mRNA transport and in splicing have been asked in exams
well done, but how do cell know which alternative to splisome?
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@@animatedbiologywitharpan I just saw it so the answer to my question will be because of diffirent Expertion and lack in cell like activater or repressor protein splisome know where to splise?
Splicing actually means joining
True in some sense
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Sir please make a video on GAT B 2020 exam, how it's different from JNU ceeb.
The mock test on the official site is very confusing in terms of syllabus and types of questions being asked.a
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does splicing occurs in dna?
The mode of arrangements of dna segments is via recombination like we find in case of antibody Gene's. Splicing is restricted to RNA and not DNA
Not branch point it is branch site
You are technically correct...thanks for the feedback....
Correct your mistake and comment me sir
U r Hussain bio na?
no , we are different. Hussain use white board drawings to explain concepts and we use animations
Will someone rescue him from the tunnel he's stuck in??
What do you mean?
@@animatedbiologywitharpan You need to adjust your microphone, it sounds like you're instructing inside of a fucking tunnel dude
at around 3:40 it shows BRACH point instead of BRANCH point?
at around 3:40 it shows BRACH point instead of BRANCH point?
It’s a typo , nice catch