Law of Independent Assortment
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Instructor: Dave Carlson
Genetics Part 8 - Mendel's Law of Independent Assortment
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There was a question on my homework that asked how meiosis 1 was related to the law of independent assortment. And now I found your video. You just saved my life!
I am so grateful for your superb explanations. You simplify complex concepts -which is much more difficult to do than most realize. Your lectures have single-handedly supplemented my understanding in my genetics and chemistry studies and I am forever grateful. What an incredible teacher and humanitarian you are, thank you! May your life and hard work be rewarded for you have touched and helped countless people.
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The simplest explanation I have ever seen. Thank you sir.
And I was here between textbooks trying to understand this for hours, while you just explained it in 4 mins 🤨
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Hi, could I ask if independent assortment occur in metaphase 2 as well since there are different possible arrangements of non identical sister chromatids( due to recombination during crossing over) during metaphase 2 of meiosis 2 ?
Solid explanation, thank you! Clarified practically everything.
Incredibly clear explanation!
Excellent explanation! To simplify, the Law of independent assortment is saying that the probability of two genes ending up in the SAME gamete is the same as the probability of two genes ending up in a DIFFERENT gamete.
So much better than khan academy's excruciatingly long videos
Yes but they are actually from the AAMC so not completely useless
but no one's saying it's useless, just excruciatingly long?
Double the speed, and their questions are helpful. Especially the CARS.
Khan academy is produced assuming everyone watching has no background or remote clue about the idea discussed. Here, you're supposed to be sorta familiar so it's understandable why it's more concise. Don't shit on Khan Academy lol.
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would you happen to have a website, or any worksheets to practice with? thank you :)
I don't see how someone can practice on a biological law. But if you're refering to some other lessons of him, I agree.
Would independent assortment lead to different traits (physical) in a human being? ex. the assortment of my genes leads to a different hight or hair color or is that just my genes.
WOW FINALLY SOMEONE DEFINING INDEPENDENT ASSORTMENT IN A WAY THAT I CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GOING ON
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1:15 *Replicate during S phase do they not ?
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Completely understand ❤
Best video ever it helped me understand it so perfectly
i have teacher like you explaining the independent assortment on the basis of chromosome level other just taking capital t small t what is this the capital nt goint wiht capital r and also smaller independent of what is tall and small
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Can a single sister chromatids undergo synapses in the half top and bottom at the same time?
Amel Weasley i don’t think so? Because synapsis happens with alleles lining up nearby each other. ( blue eye, brown eye) unless the chromatid in only in the s1 phase and an error happens skipping s phase and s2
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So is it the single arm chromosome(condensed version of chromotin) that replicates to form the iconic double arm or the chromotin replicates itself and then condenses to form the iconic double arm structure Chromosome.
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The chromatids
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Good presentation
So nice of you
I didn't know Ben Affleck taught biology!
My biology teacher legit thinks this is the most important part of Meiosis and Mitosis.
only happens in Meiosis
Great explanation but doesn't his mannerisms give you Robert California from the office vibes.
My real intention was to understand this topic. But I am so distracted by his drop dead gorgeous looks😭😭🥰
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You can explain in hindi
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Lucky Americans doing this in university 🤣