I'm studying A-Level Biology at home by myself as I already have a degree but now want a different one. I dont see a teacher or get to sit in any lessons and these videos are so helpful. I';m glad your resorces are free and so concise.
thx for going into more detail on why the bases pair with each other and also for the structure of the pentose sugar, its easier to remember now that i actually know whats going on (as far as A-lv goes anyway).
Hello, first of all thank you for the amazing video and the way is explained, so helpful. I would like to ask, are there any chance to get paper document/notes to print it? I'm studying A level biology and I would like to have some physical note to make comments on it.
hi so i am confused on where does an H come from in formation of H2O. Because the phosphate has O and the C 3 ' has an OH which doesnt seem to make sense to me as two H and one O is needed
I'm studying A-Level Biology at home by myself as I already have a degree but now want a different one. I dont see a teacher or get to sit in any lessons and these videos are so helpful. I';m glad your resorces are free and so concise.
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Finally understood the 5’ 3’
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thx for going into more detail on why the bases pair with each other and also for the structure of the pentose sugar, its easier to remember now that i actually know whats going on (as far as A-lv goes anyway).
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Fantastic video. Just subscribed, really helped my student
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do we need to know how the bases bond and know the structure of them?
Thank you very much for explaining it. Now i understand it.👍
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Hello, first of all thank you for the amazing video and the way is explained, so helpful. I would like to ask, are there any chance to get paper document/notes to print it? I'm studying A level biology and I would like to have some physical note to make comments on it.
Why do u call it prime?
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hi so i am confused on where does an H come from in formation of H2O. Because the phosphate has O
and the C 3 ' has an OH which doesnt seem to make sense to me as two H and one O is needed
The number of OH is in a different proportion from phosphate molecules
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u taught me what 5' to 3' is. my bio teacher couldnt even teach me what it is in 2 months!
what is 5 ' 3
@@regicide8091 5 prime to 3 prime, basically 5 carbon to 3 carbon in a deoxyribose sugar
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As much as this guy knows his biology this is far too much for A-level. So a lot of time wasted learning what's not in the exam meaning grade 0