Видео

the conclution is even mutation will happen ( cut enzyme that NC can not produce protein cause mutation ) . so i choose , protein synthesis cause ariginin is protein but when i understand deeply . Splicing gen cause mutation and it can deactivation enzym produce each ornitin or ariginin .Sorry iam wrong.

I'm here an hour before exam

This is the best video ever you rock thank you

Where did the 1.5 ml come from at 7:35 ,

Very clear! Thank you!

Watching 2days before 3rd year final🤲🫶. Thank you miss

This is one of the best explainations I have listened to. Thank you.

Thank you for this video! The walkthrough of the practice problems were especially helpful!

You’re a great teacher.Thank you ma’am 🙏

Just for clarification: the BPA diet study on the mouse model, it doesn’t necessarily conclude if low methylation/high methylation is good/bad, right? The main conclusion is that, we see BPA diet can affect the methylation in mouse gene expression of the yellow fur coat gene - which means is just one example of how gene expression can be affected by something like BPA. Would that be correct ?

is there a limit of gene size for t region?

Thanks

Awesome video just awesome

This was such a thorough breakdown of this experiment. I was having a hard time making sense of it from the textbook alone. Thank you!

Thank you 😊

you explain so so well wow finally

THIS WAS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU!!!!

Is it the samepathway

In.our book beadle and tatum.experiment lead to.biochemical pathway of niacin

so so helpful, thank you!!

Thank you Susan so helpful!

amazing🐁

i love you.

Thank you very much😍, my professor didn't teach the lactose operon mutation in university, but now I understand the topic completely after watching this video.

Hi Dr Bush, this is the best explanation so far. I d wish i had you as a teacher at university. The morons i had taught us nothing. Thank you.

Why does the methylation diet not impact the fur color of the mother but is passed on to the offspring?

why is it important to use haploid spores and not diploid of neurospora crassa in this experiement?

I live in a suburb of Vancouver, Canada and the climate is mild enough for me to grow a "hardy orange" (Poncirus trifoliata) but no other type of citrus. From that youtube video, I can get a list of materials I will need. Where can I get the materials I need, plus the other knowledge necessary? I already have a blender.

DDT is organic and showing up in stores with the USDA Organic sticker. DDT was supposed to be globally banned. It's not.

Organic doesn't reduce chemical use. They still use synthetic pesticides. It's just a feel good bullshit label.

Very well explained! However, it’ll be nice to explain how the Chi-Square value was derived: perhaps in another video. Thanks!

Thank you for this amazing video! May I ask from which book the illustrations are taken from? I'd like to read more and I struggle to find materials about gene regulation problems such as these.

❤❤

2:15 Does that mean sweat potato is actually plant tumour ?

Thanks!

Thank you so much! You explained so clearly!

👌🤌

god bless you

So helpful. Thanks

Thanks ♥️♥️♥️

thank you so much!!!! :)

Life saver! I wish my professors were at least half as good as you are

I don't understand where 0.52 and 0.08 come from. Would you not take the square root to solve for p and q?

great explanation. Thank you.

This is super helpful. Thank you!

Very nice explanation maam. I have a question that is, I am taking total reaction volume of 250 ul. So while calculating, do i have to convert the value in ml that is.25ml (for example you have taken 1.5ml*1l/1000ml).likewise I have calculate in this manner. 25ml*1l/1000ml, so that ml gets cancel out and left out with mol unit.

So will the cell survive if there is z-? Loss of function of LacZ?

Clear explanation that isn’t overly complex.

This helps a lot. THANK you so much!