Genomic Imprinting

[@chongjingxuan2660]

Very good video, so far it’s the only video that is able to explain genetic imprinting

[@ilincacristea645]

this was really helpful, thank you very much!!

[@phantasmalphasmidzoo8280]

2:37 But I thought that the methyl group only added to cytosine if it was at a cpg site, right? The one in the middle is not at a cpg site. Sorry for being critical and I’m sure you’re right, I’m just here to learn. I’m definitely not at your level of education.Haha I haven’t even got my gcse results yet!😅 Brilliant video by the way and thank you so much for mentioning parthenogenesis!!! It was actually this phenomenon that got me interested in all this epigenetics stuff!

[@HUONG1709]

Why did you say they were 'researchers in China'? The article says that research was carried out by a Japanese team. That aside a helpful & well - presented video. Thanks.

[@sunnetinternationalbusines9910]

They also like to make China the scape goat. hahaha. Thats how you know people who know so little about China. haa

[@pasdpasse439]

yeah, Campbell mentions too the Japanese team

[@mohammadir5808]

Very helpful🙏🏼

[@drnykterstein_]

But doesnt the chromosomes undergo recombination thus resulting in mixing of the genes from the both parent? How is it the battle of the sexes then?

[@Yolohipsteryolo]

Thank you that's very thorough! And wtf is ovarian teratoma! Almost puking :'0

[@sabinakudlik1012]

thank you well explain, thank you

[@bilgehanylmaz517]

Thanks for the video.

[@babylen13]

very clear, thank you very much

[@خلطة-ع5ي]

good job Karen 😊

[@2279003]

Thanks. Very helpful.

[@JN-kk4nk]

very nice ! thank you

[@emilyrbc299]

Super cool

[@NoypiBoomBox]

Researchers in Japan* lol.

[@ناديةمحمد-م2ق]

So helpful

[@jeanmahe8657]

the definition of imprinting is clear but maternal imprinting isnt.

[@reuvenberger4333]

The last image is gross

[@p1698]

Straight BS.
The explanation is highly speculative and there is nothing scientific about this.