Reproduction, DNA, sexual & asexual | How do organisms reproduce | Biology | Khan Academy
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- Let's explore reproduction at cellular level.
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So the difference between these species just lies in the way the proteins are formed? Amazing!
Special thanks to you BcOZ ye ch ki video sabhi dalte hai but introduction koi achi tarah nhi samjhata specially DNA part...
THANKS..🤓
This is the best you tube channel ever for studying and I really like their explanation part
Each and eVry word pronounced very well
your way of teaching is soo nice please try to make more videos for class 10....And please divides the topics of the lesson accordingly.
thank you...
Plz do biology of class 11 it's a request
They don’t want fame neither money .. amazing !
9:27 to 9:35 the ""DIFFERENT"" thing
9:39 to 9:56 the ""COPY OF ITSELF""" thing
Thread-like structures present in the nucleus of the cell which contains DNA is chromatin fibres
Chromatin fibres during cell division gets condensed to form chromosomes.
coiled version is called chromatin thread and when the cells divide chromatin forms chromosomes
Yes its true
Yeah
Absolutely
@SeemaSingh-computer chromatin is scatered form of dna and chromosomes are coiled and condensed form of dna
Thank you sir. your lecture help me to a very large extend to tech my students
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But now I am watching this your teaching sooooooòooooooooooooooooooooooooo good :)
Everytime he says DNA💜
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Thank you sir really helpful
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You're awesome content makers..
Which app do u use for explanation
Superb explanation sir
Sir, can you please tell whch software you use for teaching?
Does this channel provides notes ?
No
May be in their website.
Thanks a lot
Very good expliantion 👌👌
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Best explanation
What is the dna copies
Thanks sir ❤ confusion deleted
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Revolution in education 😁 😁
Atleast I am able to know something
Not a good one! Didn’t clear the doubts which were expected to be..!
Accha phir dusra video dekho
Lol,the topic were clear,you just need to use your brain a Little bit
Thnx bro
your have a very nice accent
Can u explain about the twins the have same face how does it happens
Let me explain you. There are two types of twins-
1)Identical (when twins of same gender are formed). To form identical twins, one fertilised egg (ovum) splits and develops into two babies with exactly the same genetic information.
2) Fraternal( when twins are of different gender and few different genes). To form fraternal twins, two eggs (ova) are fertilised by two sperm and produce two genetically different children.
I hope it helped you buddy.
Thank you 🌹😊
@@shashantrajput8064 thank you sir🙏
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Hey come on! Am not your sir😂😂... Am also a scholar like u who is studying in class 10th
@@shashantrajput8064 thats such a grEat explanation bro🤓
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Dhanyavaad 🌹
#respect
Op video sir sab samj aagaya
what white board too you using sir?, thank you
Sir aapki hindi lecture ku ni dikh rha??
Nice vidd....well done👍🏻👌🏻
Could you please make video in Hindi language.....🤗🤗
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Pratical sir
If the cell other organ like - Golgi apptetus, plastids, do not match with the D.N.A copy . So , happened in this case. If the cell will die or not?
If the variations are drastic the cell will die
@@selfembrace why in asexual reproduction offspring are genetically identical though they too have some minute variations in dna?
Pls tell difference between multiple fission and spore formation
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Hi
Hi
If we put a dog DNA into a monkey DNA then what will happen
I always comment on your videos. Very nice explanation
8:53 trouble 😂😂... It's fun bro
can we build a DNA?
the question , i have is why species has to stay alive ?
@R ok thanks, now i understand ,,what software you use for your board explanation?
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8:50 🤣
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Mind your language buddy😠
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English samajh me nahi aati kya???
@@HA-pv4qc aati to hai , lekin jyada samay tak yaad nhi reh pata , agar samaj aa jaye ek baar , hindi me samajke English me likhna assan hota hai ,
University of California Berkeley aisa khud kehti hai