Melissa Moore (U. Mass/HHMI) Part 1: Split Genes and RNA Splicing

[@yourfavoriteweapon92]

You are an excellent lecturer, Dr. Moore. Thanks for the useful information.

[@bailahie4235]

Clear lecture. There are many biochem. lectures online, but she explains it clearly much more didactically thought-through than the average.

[@MouthBreather_]

almost 10 years with no thumbs down--legendary!!!!

[@yimingwu500]

Amazing！especially the mechanism to recognize the splicing sites.

[@danielmadaras1266]

That was a real eye-opener. Thank you! :)

[@Anthem2p]

awesome!!
thank you so much for your amazing job

[@JorgePerez-ts4kk]

Thank you so much it was amazing!!

[@MrFilu13]

Amazing video ..super explanation😀🙏

[@nisrineamouri692]

Amazing!!!very helpful video , thank you very much :-)

[@jason1682]

It's true incredibly helpfuouuul lecture

[@djalitanaful]

that was really amazing. thank you so much for sharing.

[@djalitanaful]

how many different forms of the Drosophila DSCAM gene exist? 38,000?

[@Dr_Sri_Harsha_Guthikonda]

no...not genes but isoforms of proteins

[@djalitanaful]

what proportion of the dystrophin gene is made up of EXONS?

[@saramalik5440]

Sarva Khitana just 10%

[@MarkWilsonMSW]

Primary transcript is ~2,300 kb, and mRNA is 14 kb, so 0.6% is exonic.