DNA Repair Mechanisms: Beautiful USMLE Lectures

[@osmanniazi7888]

Excellent. Amazing. I am a software engineer just amazed by DNA repair mechanism. Just absolutely fantastic.

[@animearbics]

Thanks for the video it was very helpful!
1:15 NER
4:35 BER
8:23 MMR
10:50 HHR
13:38 NHEJ

[@deborahrodriguez8991]

Excellent explanation!! Thank you, it was very helpful!!

[@jacobhernandez953]

I agree great explanation!!! Thanks

[@atomyforeverybody]

7.38 there, it must be C to be converted into Uracil. (thanks for the video)

[@amritagoswami9418]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@smallkitty2424]

Amazing explanation! Love how you differentiated all the different mechanisms and explained the differences in each!

[@dopsonfamily]

Thank you for your videos they are very well made!

[@elizabethanyormisi3104]

Explanation perfect!!!! 😍

[@akshithany6845]

Good explanation!!

[@MissMega75]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@johndomil338]

Thank you

[@LA-cm9uo]

Thank you very much! This video was perfect for me!

[@Geoblek1]

man this is excellent, thank you

[@respect9110]

You are great

[@abraralharbi6]

Thank you!

[@kashafs233]

Thanks for the Crystal clear explanation .👍👍👍👍

[@akashkeen6982]

This is really beautiful..thanks.!

[@breadpusheen7001]

thank you so much!

[@ericwuluglayjr8446]

Very-very helpful ❤🇨🇳
Thanks so much teacher

[@minamelka860]

how come...after the nucleotide excision repair...the T=T pair still there...please check...

[@sevinch6304]

2:32

[@chrisberger2891]

Yea, so why would we replace a T-T dimer with another T-T dimer? The covalent bonds would still be conserved? Video didn't clear that up...

[@fabiothebest89lu]

I study medicine in Italy and I do need to know these topics in greater detail, anyway the video was still useful to lay down a good foundation

[@joaocadula5903]

😮❤

[@acelatte3905]

Thank you