Transcription and Translation, Principles of Biology, Mark 1

Correlates to CH 6 Core and Mader Essentials CH 11
Dr. Darrell D. Barnes tells how mRNA copies a DNA strand by the process of transcription then makes a protein from the pattern on a ribosome (translation).
12 MW Survey of Anatomy and Physiology, Videographer: CEARA Shelton

[@staciegill9516]

This is the most understandable illustration of this topic, and definitely easier to grasp than in the past!

[@trippin_trev]

this is good. hopefully it will help me on the lab test

[@jamesporter4648]

One of the most difficult concepts for me to grasp, thank you for putting it all together.

[@daltongrant9207]

I have had many classes that have gone over this topic and this is by far the best illustration that I have seen and heard.

[@DarrellBarnes]

+Dalton Grant Some of this stuff is difficult to put into a continuous stream of understanding.....it's easy to get bits and pieces and never really see the big picture....

[@cajungirl20ify]

very helpful

[@hannahoberlies8355]

I didn't realize that when mRNA copies DNA and sends it out to the cytoplasm sections of the mRNA has to be removed before it can be read by a ribosome.

[@DarrellBarnes]

+Hannah Oberlies The introns are removed. How intelligent!

[@DarrellBarnes]

+Hannah Oberlies There is "wisdom" built into the system.

[@MhzLuvM3Lotz]

I learned that there is no thymine in mRNA.