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Thank you so much sir

Un saluto al prof campo

please upload all videos like these of that book

You are decreasing twist and performing positive s.c?

This is slightly misleading... Telomeres already have a 3' overhang on one strand that is required to form a T-loop through strand invasion. This is done on both ends of a chromatid. So on each replication lagging strands which are formed on the parental strand with 3' overhang after primar remival can fold into a T-loop without much of a hassle. But as you can see in the animation leading strand has forming a blunt end that has to be trimmed to generate another 3' overhang on the daughter strand this time. So parental strand 5' terminal would be chewed up by exonuclease. So in reality the leading strand is shortened and require active makntaince by Telomerase.

plz share answers too . anyone that can answer ? or know where to check the answer

Hello! Where are the answers?

Thank you for true and great explanation with details.

so real

Excuse me, where did the animation in the film come from? How can I get it?

These videos are making me nostalgic. Thanks for sharing them.

Excellent explaination way

you cant imagine how your vids make the topic make much sense to me , please keep posting videos

At minute 7, you mixed up a few terms or made an incorrect calculation. Please give us a short feedback and perhaps a clearer explanation of this equation or calculation example.

Correction please

Very well explained

Thank you so much!! I finally understood how to count de Twist number!!

Can you make a video for double strand break repair based on homologous recombination? Does someone know if video of 3d animation already exist on yt?

this is CLUTCH AF somehow lol

Thank you, it was a perfect explanation.

thank you for this video but in 1:30 I don't understand why do we draw the molecules like that for the one at the bottom I understand because we saw that no possibility of polymerization from 5' but for the second molecule why it does not take the entire molecule?

well explained with animation

Explained so nicely.

Very helpful video! Thanks for uploading it!

pls upload more vdos xovering all topics of replication from watson

In tyrosine recombination, tyrosine attacks 5' phosphate group rather than 3' hydroxyl group of nucleotide (Serine recombinase). Then, it creates 5' hydroxyl group and 3' phosphotyrosine. Is it correct?

Thanksssss. Amazing video, it is very illustrative.

Q1: C Q2: D Q3: C Q4: B Q5: A Q6: B

but whats the answer to question 3

Answers?

Thank you for great explanation.

legit

Sir how a positive ion can attract proton?

Uwu now finally I can understand clearly what my teacher'd said over 1hour thanks to this video. Thank you so muchh <3

Great video. Thanks

Thank you! Is that from some sort of website that i could study from?

thank you

great stuff

Que bien que explicas gracias te amo

Thank you!! Amazing!!

the muted crunchy audio actually made this video pleasant to listen to lmao

Great video. Do include answers to the questions.

Thank you so much

Thank you so much for this clear demonstration and explanation!!!

Can anyone tell me, how to make animation videos like this... Is there any apps fr this...

Ok

Thanksssss

Thank you!!!

Thanks for sharing! Would have been great to see the correct answers to the questions too.