On my aqa spec it says that we do need to know about the 3 prime and 5 prime, which I struggle with understanding. Would you be able to do a video explaining since they are really helpful
The aqa as bio playlist is missing a lotttt of videos, I saw some in my recommended and assumed they perhaps weren't on the paper anymore but it's carbs etc and a lot more topics which are super important. Could they be added?
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thanks, very clear video. could have went into more detail with messelson and stahls experiment as now the exam board want us to know about it. nevertheless, the video was well explained :)
People doing the 2020 exams, you need to know about 3 prime and 5 prime, just a reminder
Illegalfall do they ?
@@iona4702 well this was before Corona but still for 2021 too
where does it say it in the spec.. i cant seem to find it?
there were quite a few questions on the 3' and 5' end strand in aqa new spec papers..
yh it is but its barely mentioned in aqa textbooks
On my aqa spec it says that we do need to know about the 3 prime and 5 prime, which I struggle with understanding. Would you be able to do a video explaining since they are really helpful
Snap revise does a good video on this 'DNA structure' I think
Was it N^15 and N^14 that was used for the discovery of the semi-conservative replication?
YH
The aqa as bio playlist is missing a lotttt of videos, I saw some in my recommended and assumed they perhaps weren't on the paper anymore but it's carbs etc and a lot more topics which are super important. Could they be added?
IKR! I NEED IT TO BE ADDED
IN terms of 3' and 5' not being in the spec, which spec is that? I'm on OCR A which I know is quite rare! :)
JFD99BAD94 3’ and 5’ is on the AQA spec but im not sure about the OCR spec
@@S.12123 i cant find it on the aqa spec which spec are you referring to.. a-level exams may/june2017 onwards is the only spec i find online
What about isotopomerase and DNA ligament?
Is there a specific enzyme that we need to know about that allows the new strands to zip up again at the end?
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Pleaaaaasssse make videos for CIE too!!,!
Doesn't gyrase unwind and helicase unzip?
Fenella Smith for as level we only need to know about helicase I’m pretty sure
Is this the S Phase in interphase then??
hey really urgent, so where does reverse transcriptase come in
A E.W In viruses, it turns 2 RNA strands into a single viral DNA strand which then goes into the host cell
so what is the significance of DNA being antiparallel?
it allows DNA to form its double helix shape and hold all the genetic info of the organism
Is this the old A level spec?
thanks, very clear video. could have went into more detail with messelson and stahls experiment as now the exam board want us to know about it. nevertheless, the video was well explained :)
Wat exam board is this ?
Good examples
*thanks!*
No problem!
Thankyou so much!
Thanks!!