2. Replication of DNA in Eukaryotes (New)

[@adwaitkabnurkar3685]

Sir I haven't seen any biochem teacher simplifying this level of difficult topics to this kind of simple level like you..... Lots of respect 🙏🏼

[@Rajesh_Jambhulkar]

Thanks Adwait🙏

[@Bumble-Beee]

Sir You made me fall in love with Biochemistry.

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[@Guywithstethoscope22]

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I m preparing for csir net ..and yours leacture are soo fruitful...itna bdiya lecture av tk ni deki kisi ka

[@Rajesh_Jambhulkar]

Thank u dear🙏

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Ur lectures saving time.

[@touheedsheikh9995]

Your teaching is excellent sir I am also professor of biochemistry in pharmacy clg your vedios are very helpful

[@madeehakhan3835]

Bestest .... explanation...yrr m to bhtt hi confuse thi vrna🎉❤

[@annuzintatom1893]

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Stay Blessed dear sir🥰

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Thank you very much sir ......iam very very thankful to you ......your videos has been very useful to me ......your videos made my biochemistry much easier 😊😇😌😌

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That's dedication level to teach us even if it is Sunday...#tnq the master 🔥

[@sumaiahyder8842]

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[@snehamoni4231]

The way you teach is just amazing sir ....Thank you sir.. sir pls make video on topic ..B& T cell development and activation sir

[@jaimedpcaus1]

These are great. Thank you for sharing. 🤗

[@bharat8627]

Excellent explanation sir 😀

[@laibanoor1167]

Thank you sir indeed a very helpful lecture 😊

[@masroorkhalil9655]

5:30
sir you reached very further
has you dosnt mention about
mdm2 it also act as helicase and it become activated by many protein complex

[@lillyrose5970]

Tq sir for making such a precise & accurate notes

[@nikitadhiman8019]

Thank you sir. Stay blessed 🙏

[@Nishikanta-DJ]

Sir, amazing lecture ❤❤

[@AzizKhan-ol9xb]

Brilliant👈👈👈

[@drdoc1017]

Sir is there any mistake in direction of polymerase activity in lagging strand

[@saketpandey3889]

Yes he directed the direction in opposite directions but I think it was unknowingly

[@MMIliyas]

You helps me alot sir

[@AtharvVyavahare]

Hello sir Good evening...
I'm a MBBS student and I'm referring Satyanarayan for my biochemistry and I'm also taking notes when you are teaching...
In my textbook it says DNA polymerase Delta is for leading strand and DNA polymerase € is for lagging strand ....
Which is contradictory to what you have said at 9:03 minutes of your video.

[@Black-tq8ef]

In Lippincott it's delta for lagging strand so sir is right I suppose

[@mycuteboyshivu]

U satyanarayan and U chakrapani's book is the best book for biochemisty....

[@sangeetghosh5148]

You can also check for lehninger or voet and voet book

[@hashirauchiha1733]

Satyanaren is a trash book.

[@heylife4252]

@@hashirauchiha1733 then
Which is good?

[@ForAkhirah_1]

Thank you sooo..much sir stay blessed ☺️❤️

[@josephdahdouh2725]

Thank you sir. I have a molecular biology exam today. I am in university, and we had to know this for the exam.

[@GulzarGp]

Thankyou sir 🎉

[@vridhimathur6804]

Amazing !

[@rohithrajan4409]

Sir, in the lagging strand you drawn as synthesis occurs from 3'-5' direction. Is that wrong sir?

[@mbbsstudent515]

Very helpful sir thnks alot

[@aqsashah6238]

great job 😊❤

[@tashmiyatanweer3999]

I think the dislikes are from Other Biology lectures🧐

[@Dr.creator3]

😅

[@Doctorwasif15]

Jio biology walo tum logon ka bhi program warr jana hai 😂

[@sj_______]

😂😂😂

[@fizzaasif456]

awesome lectures, but please improve sound quality

[@medicosworld6144]

Thank you, once again

[@mohmmedmoiz5226]

Thank you so much sir 👍

[@jatinpal8440]

Sir why DNA pol .epsilon requires short stretch of DNA synthesised by DNA pol. Alpha instead 3' OH group is also provided by primer

[@pralaynaskar-7152]

Thanks one again sir 🙏

[@vishnutejaponneganti9253]

Sir please make newer videos like these 😇🙏🙏🙏

[@muhammadizharulhaq9067]

Sir love from Pakistan

[@somya18474]

Thank you very much sir for this lecture 🙏🎉 your teaching methods is awasome and easy to learn

[@sahadathussainlaskar5181]

Sir I found DNA polymerase delta is responsible for replication on the leading and lagging strands of DNA and it also possess proof reading activity (From Satyanarayan 6th edition) bt u said it is responsible for only lagging strand...I am contradictory to this point....

[@Rajesh_Jambhulkar]

Refer Harper's new edition for this point

[@sahadathussainlaskar5181]

@@Rajesh_Jambhulkar Thank you sir for your response ❤️

[@jehlim187]

I appreciate ur work sir

[@Ankit.malyaj]

Thank you sir❤❤😊😊

[@Ankit.malyaj]

Thank you sir❤❤❤😊

[@bhartijanghu6612]

Sir
Rna primer is specially removed by Rnase H or FEN 1 ??

[@alishbatariq5991]

Thankeww so much ❤

[@druniverse9814]

Dr plz upload dna transcription and translation videos too

[@alishbatariq5991]

Itna knowledge 😮😮😮😮

[@ashishkumarrout4188]

Thank you sir 👍

[@vishnutejaponneganti9253]

Sir please make a video on books to follow for biochemistry 🙏😇

[@healthspaceyt]

Delta is for replication of leading strand and gamma for synthesis of lagging strand and proof reading

[@Rajesh_Jambhulkar]

Plz refer Harper's new edition for this point, thanks

[@simadassaikia8588]

Thank you so much sir

[@adnanahmed1744]

Sir give us multiple choice ques. Of biochemistry 🙏

[@R.Medics]

Sir there is a bit of confudion on the lagging strand because the way you are drawing it is like you are replicating
toward the replication fork and it shoud be away from the replication fork othwerwise everything else is fine

[@ramakrishna9466]

Sir already videos are there

[@mrsong5652]

You rock sir

[@minminkidstv8516]

Notes?

[@diliprathod9402]

Thank you so much sir something that problem solution CT question

[@saismrutimajhi1455]

Can u provide notes for eukaryotic replication for ug exams

[@sanvi6918]

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[@DrSameershaik]

❤️❤️❤️tq sir.....

[@hania5039]

Sr dna Pol delta is for leading strand synthesis and dna Pol epsilon is for lagging strand synthesis!!!? 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@Rajesh_Jambhulkar]

Refer Harper's Biochemistry

[@shubhamchauhan8750]

Thank you sir but I think u missed MCM complex

[@Manpreet-lt6mq]

Thank u sir 😊

[@thefoodieeemedico8402]

Sir DNA polymerase Delta is for leading strand and epsilon is for lagging , isn’t it? According to Satyanaryan*

[@هبهجمال-ع8ذ]

I was very confused about that

[@Rajesh_Jambhulkar]

Harper's new edition

[@itzelblue3311]

@@Rajesh_Jambhulkar sir why is the extension of lagging strand from 3' end?
16:30

[@DurgaPrasad-tb4hv]

@@itzelblue3311 exactly🤔

[@SanjayYadav-yd4dg]

@@DurgaPrasad-tb4hv it's not fro 3' end
It is also in 5'-3' direction

[@SumanKarar-oo8ud]

thank you sir . sir if you mentained in 3 step 1.initiation 2.elongation 3.termination ....it will help more

[@neelofar21]

Sir DNA polymerase delta synthesis the DNA on the leading strand not on laging strand

[@Nasimaziz9631]

Bhai jab ye mbbs ke liye hai to PCI ne pharmacy me kyu dal diya 😭😭

[@Bharathi_3]

Sir yr vedio is more useful for us .but sir plz give the notes like for University exam sir it will more helpful for us 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jassgill556]

What abut termination??

[@anusharma92]

😢

[@jadhavrahul8375]

Please Make a new video on translation sir

[@rudranimitkare382]

👏👏👏

[@sumeethae9236]

I am participate in msc entrance exam but i dont know anything soo plssss give me a notes🙏

[@reine2212]

biochemistry savior

[@drFyk]

Dna sequencing methods??

[@aryamandas6531]

20:03

[@dheerajkanchi2229]

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[@Muzee123]

U missed many important points

[@Aiming-zw8xo]

Thank you sir 😊❤❤❤

[@steffyjosephine7695]

Thank you so much sir

[@kunalkulavimandal7583]

Thank you sir ❤