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According to our textbook(McGraw - Hill Ryerson), DNA strand used is called the antisense strand or template strand. Strand not used is called the sense strand or coding strand.
It would be G=T but only for a moment becuase there are enzymes that proof read the base pairs and make corrections in these cases. So in this case either the G or the T will be removed and replaced with the complementary base pair.
i think the DNA strand provided as a template of mRNA is called anti-sense DNA not sense DNA. this video is awesome but just want to correct that thing.
Yes. Initiation: binding of RNA poly to promoter Elongation: RNA poly unzips DNA and creates mRNA Termination: RNA poly stops synthesizing upon reaching terminal signal
it is amazing videos and helpful thank u very much but i want ask you something .... in genetic mutation in substitution case the necleotide change in the replication or before and the neocletide that coneect with it "in the othe strand" remain "does not change" ???? i mean : A=T IF A substitute with G it will be : G=T
Thanks for the video but one request to you...can you make the video of replication of DNA in Eukaryotes...explaining in same manner....it would be grateful....please....
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I don't know how you make this make so much sense. I go to University of Washington and I'm sharing your videos on our message board because they are helping me understand everything so much better. Thank you soooo much!
I read my textbook and watched other videos but didn't understand any of this...this video alone has cleared up so much and I actually understand it now. Thank you so much.
Thank you for these videos! They have helped me move from memorization of disjointed information to understanding. (Whew!) Your time and effort is greatly appreciated.
introns are out because its intervening, and exons are in because they're expressed.
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You did more than an excellent job explaining protein synthesis in the simplest matter. I don't see why it was so hard for my genetics teacher to say this. Thanks so much.
You saved me from my biology teacher! Thank you for presenting a complex subject is such an easy to grasp manner. Science is so cool!!! (when you understand it)
I think you mixed up between the sense side and antisense side .... Btw it is a nice useful video so thnx a lot :)
Thank you so much for all your videos!! You have a real knack for explaining and it's refreshing my brain after trying to remember my first year biology from a text book.
According to our textbook(McGraw - Hill Ryerson), DNA strand used is called the antisense strand or template strand. Strand not used is called the sense strand or coding strand.
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It would be G=T but only for a moment becuase there are enzymes that proof read the base pairs and make corrections in these cases. So in this case either the G or the T will be removed and replaced with the complementary base pair.
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re. the naming of introns and exons: introns stay in the nucleus, exons exit the nucleus
i think the DNA strand provided as a template of mRNA is called anti-sense DNA not sense DNA. this video is awesome but just want to correct that thing.
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Yes.
Initiation: binding of RNA poly to promoter
Elongation: RNA poly unzips DNA and creates mRNA
Termination: RNA poly stops synthesizing upon reaching terminal signal
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it is amazing videos and helpful thank u very much but i want ask you something .... in genetic mutation in substitution case the necleotide change in the replication or before and the neocletide that coneect with it "in the othe strand" remain "does not change" ????
i mean :
A=T
IF A substitute with G
it will be :
G=T
its very helpful thanks :)
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Thanks for the video but one request to you...can you make the video of replication of DNA in Eukaryotes...explaining in same manner....it would be grateful....please....
thanks sir.
can we say that transcription includes a initiation , elongation and termination phases like translation ?
How does the RNA polymerase know where to start transcription?
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the strand of dna that is being transcribed is called antisense or non-coding,u messed up there.other than that it is a helpful video
can u explain to me about sigma factor n type of termination plizz..
ligma factor
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no telomerase