Differences in translation between prokaryotes and eukaryotes | MCAT | Khan Academy

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A very good and and informative video. Students having problem in these critical topics can always refer to these kind of video. Thanks for putting up the knowledge for everyone.

[@luanelandau7757]

Thank you so much for this video, it helped me a lot!

[@winnieanisamayustin1403]

As simple as that. Thank you!

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[@Exekutioncro]

You could have mention the equivalent of the Shin-Dalgorno-Sequence in Eukaryotes, the KOZAK-sequence

[@mythoughtsgoback]

this is really good! thanks so much :-)

[@abramgrey2237]

Thanks for the awesome explanation😀

[@sciencenerd7639]

very helpful review, thanks so much

[@xxanimefanxx11]

Does anyone know the reason as to why the met in prokaryotes is formylated? Is it just to distinguish it from the internal Met?

[@naginakhan1ify]

Nice explanation

[@GabrielaSanchez-qn9my]

This is a great video thank you so much

[@Abo_3la2]

Thank you

[@nafreen9731]

Thank you for the wonderful video. Just one request: the writing can be better; maybe a bit bigger, that'll make it more legible.

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[@mrinaliniroy8496]

wat about the formation of 43s preinitiation complex

[@zienanema4691]

Thank you very much teacher

[@superdupermeee]

I heard about this tri-phosphate 5'end modification in RNA, is that only in procaryotic mRNA or is that in both types?

[@Cassie_Thirteen]

You are now my new genetics professor lol

[@dianacamilazunigasolarte8392]

does all the prokaryotic´s mRNA have introns ??

[@naotomori7598]

what about post transcription modification o.O?

[@morgankappa5522]

ak lectures have a good vid for thaT

[@eduolle4594]

Son 150 o 200 de adenina no te motives

[@yasminazaadeh4177]

What about splicing in eukaryotes?

[@angsonan3564]

Maybe she forgot it :v

[@sherriescott3702]

She is only explaining difference with translation . Slicing occur in transcription step .

[@sherriescott3702]

Correction : splicing

[@IshanPandey-lw2sp]

Transcription mein splicing hoti hai

[@wilburchunke962]

who narrates this

[@vikcheban923]

triggered 6:27

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Anyone else in a genetics class

[@mannelijkewarrior]

her voice is too sweet to concentrate :D :D

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she isn't teaching - she is scolding us