the flow of knowledge is quite nice,conceptual lectures. But i didn't found videos regarding crossing over , linkage ,gene interactions. please do upload.
This is very help full and simply explained but your written spelling has many mistakes and the written words are placed on lecture/Image/video which make it invisible..please trouble shoot this problem... In coming videos.
It's coz if u cross two ii(O) grp, all the offsprings will have O blood group. If the cross is between heterozygous A and Heterozygous A, 25% offsrings will have O Blood grp. Same goes for cross between heterozygous B and Heterozygous B. If you cross heterozygous A and heterozygous B, still 25% offsprings will have O blood group. Thats the reason why O group (i allele) is common in population.
@@saidalkakar6923 So you are saying it is that the o blood group is in every combination, so it's common and you are speaking from the overall point of view, I mean from all crosses. right?
how is it possible that a 5min video cleared up all my confusion from the past week!!!! You're doing amazing work here!!!
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this is the clearest explanation about multiple genes and ABO blood type. Thank you.
Really impressive exaplianation i have watched 3 video lectures but couldn't understand but ur lectures erased my all confusions❤❤❤
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I watched 3 videos ...thank God you cleared my ambiguities
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the flow of knowledge is quite nice,conceptual lectures.
But i didn't found videos regarding crossing over , linkage ,gene interactions.
please do upload.
thanks for appreciation....and surely i will make videos on said topics
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it was really nice i got everything clearly thankyou
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amazing and helpful video thank youu!!!
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Bhai aap mehnt bahote karte ho ise ke piche. really nice explanation
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I really think you need to speak slowly. You speak too fast and it hard to understand what you were saying and it so.....
Turn the captions on or reduce the speed of the video
But I think that is the normal speed in which we talk..... It's not that first... U should improve ur listening skill....
U can slow down the speed
Nice I like and I understand thanks to making video
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Thanks 🙏🏻 very nice explanation !!!
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crystal clear concept
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It was really helpful...
Thank u sir.....
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It is helpful video
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Helpful vedio
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Very nicely explained
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This is very help full and simply explained but your written spelling has many mistakes and the written words are placed on lecture/Image/video which make it invisible..please trouble shoot this problem... In coming videos.
plz tell me where is the mistake , i will highlight it here for others
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Very important video for neet
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Very helpful video👍
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what is rbc's
red blood cells
Best n understanable explanation ever. Thanks🤍
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i can tell that you're kashmiri! hope im right:)) The video was very helpful!
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Very helping
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very helpful video
👍 good
Excellent
Can you tell rh blood type
Good way
even though the cross is right then why is o blood group so common
It's coz if u cross two ii(O) grp, all the offsprings will have O blood group.
If the cross is between heterozygous A and Heterozygous A, 25% offsrings will have O Blood grp. Same goes for cross between heterozygous B and Heterozygous B. If you cross heterozygous A and heterozygous B, still 25% offsprings will have O blood group. Thats the reason why O group (i allele) is common in population.
@@saidalkakar6923 So you are saying it is that the o blood group is in every combination, so it's common and you are speaking from the overall point of view, I mean from all crosses. right?
Yes. And if u want to know more. Im here
@@saidalkakar6923 yeah, thanks!
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nice video bro do more videos
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Very informative...
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Idk why but i felt tht u werre explaining way to fast😬
Apologies for that.. I have been very fast in many of videos....
But all new videos have been taken care of this problem
Very nice
Thanks bro
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Too fast 😵😵
Yeah....now all videos are paced nicely....
Plz play at 0.75x speed
Confusion haz gow door 😁🤭
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Very nice but please go on slowly
Thanks bro....I will definitely take your advise into consideration.
@@hussainbiology just for correction bro
advice is noun u'd hav used here rathr thn advise thats a verb
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Yes , Syed I am Kashmiri.😊
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Kashur English...
English.😊
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I love this video because I had problems with understand
Hope u understand it now...