This video stands out form the other videos on pedigree simply because of the fact that every characteristic of each particular trait was specified. This significantly helps in solving pedigree questions of higher difficulty. Thank you very much SiouxScience !
Clear, clean, and right to the point, wish there were more professors like that. I've only had a few who are right to the point in a very straight and organize fashion! Thank you!
Thanks so much for the kind words! I find that making a video cuts out all the nonsense and just gets right to the point. When I'm actually teaching, there is some mumbling and stumbling involved...
After missing two days of biology (Im a sophomore in highschool) I was completely CLUELESS on how to solve pedigrees. After watching this I understand them like no other. Thanks to you, I got 100% on my pedigree quiz. This video was great help.
I personally found this to be helpful: 1. Determine whether its's dominant or recessive? How? Dominant is present in every generation while recessive skips generations 2. Determine whether it is autosomal or sex-linked? How? Autosomal affects both genders equally while sex-linked affects mostly one gender. More Notes: Wish You Good Luck.
I must of looked at like 3-4 other videos on how to solve this. looked at andrew douch, did not get it. I looked at yours and i got it, thanks a lot. helps to dumb it down, thx
Minor correction on 1:25 - stated "HYPOcholesterolemia... or genetic HIGH cholesterol." Should be "hypercholesterolemia" for genetic high cholesterol. Nevertheless, great presentation. Thanks very much for taking time in putting this together! :)
well done but sometimes there is a probleme they really don't give us any clue .. for me the main problem is to make the difference between a auttosomal recessive or an X linked recessive that is really heard ..
What you USUALLY find with X linked recessive traits (male pattern baldness, red-green color blindness, hemophelia) is that males get them. You're right though - sometimes it can be numerous types of inheritance... and then there are polygenic traits, X linked dominant traits... endless other complexities.
What confuses me is that at times I feel as if a pedigree could be both autosomal or x-linked. As in, sometimes the pedigree doesn’t have something to differentiate the two. Like both ways it makes sense, so idk. Anyways, I think recall you saying that these problems aren’t meant for you to prove something but rather disprove something. Overall, great video, I understood and learned a lot :)
Sometimes it COULD be more than one type of inheritance. You try to eliminate options, but sometimes can't. Key things to look for would be males disproportionately having a trait over females.
THANK YOU SOOO SOO SO MUCH!!! took notes of everything you said! and understood everything after listening to it only once!!! Keep up being an awesome teacher! Lucky students though! :D
I love how it is explained well. Can we please have or share your powerpoint presentation sir? For my reporting huhuu. Kindly help this poor medical student pleaseeee
A small correction. 'Hypocholersterolaemia' is low levels of cholesterol in the blood.' The dysfunctional genetic condition you refer to is familial hypercholesterolaemia 👍🏻
Great video, but one thing. You just did one example for how to tell if a pedigree is x linked or autosomal and recessive or dominant. That example was perfect, because it had an affected mother with an unaffected son and a generation skipped. This showed that it was obviously recessive and autosomal, but I wish you had shown scenarios that did not have this.
I failed my second exam for genetics, 1 is dropped so I could say I failed 1, I have to pass the next 2, my mistake is following the textbook and the PowerPoint my professor lectures on and filling her study guide is also a mistake, the only pedigree problem I learned to do was find what genotype the parents are (sex linked dominant, recessive, autosomal recessive autosomal dominant) , on the exam there were like 10 questions and they would ask if II-3 pairs with II-5 would their child have the disease, and simply because I was on a time crunch and never seen those types of problems I completely froze and yup..... so from now on I’m watching your videos and others to practice variety question set ups because if I’m new to a type of question I take my time to analyze it and exams are long and 2 minutes per question..l there was just no way out for me ...
I'm glad these helped! When you take the time to put everything together into a 10 minute video or less... you have to try to be as clear and concise as possible. Thanks!
@@SiouxScience yes and I understood a lot more from your short video than long lectures she gives us with no examples provided, then figuring new questions on an exam’s time crunch was awful but literally you’re a hero, thank you!
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I'm taking my biology final soon and this video just saved my life! This was so helpful I've never been able to understand pedigrees until now
+Micaela Dempsey I'm glad I could help!
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Who else is studying for their genetics final?
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U have a final that's just on genetics ? You're so lucky
Your Better than my Teacher
+Alex Murphy Thank you.
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An hour and 45 minute lecture condensed into 12 minutes and understanding the pedigree more? Another blessing! Thank you!
Thanks for taking the time to comment! Makes the hours spent making some of the suckers worth it. I'm glad I could help!
This video stands out form the other videos on pedigree simply because of the fact that every characteristic of each particular trait was specified.
This significantly helps in solving pedigree questions of higher difficulty.
Thank you very much SiouxScience !
Thanks for taking the time to comment. I appreciate the kind words.
Flat out amazing. I understand pedigree analysis in a way I hadn't before. Continue to pump out these comprehensive yet easy to understand videos!
Thanks to your help, I can finally solve Pedigree Problems.
Clear, clean, and right to the point, wish there were more professors like that. I've only had a few who are right to the point in a very straight and organize fashion! Thank you!
Thanks so much for the kind words! I find that making a video cuts out all the nonsense and just gets right to the point. When I'm actually teaching, there is some mumbling and stumbling involved...
After missing two days of biology (Im a sophomore in highschool) I was completely CLUELESS on how to solve pedigrees. After watching this I understand them like no other. Thanks to you, I got 100% on my pedigree quiz. This video was great help.
If only more of my students would bother to watch the videos.... I'm glad to have been helpful.
THANK U SO MUCH. I ACUALLY LEARNED BETTER THAN MY TEACHER. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
THIS IS THE MOST CLEAR EXPLANATION THAT I GOT
This video was extremely helpful! I had no idea what I was doing before and now I do. Thank you!
I have a big test on pedigrees tomorrow, and this video has made it so much easier to understand!
+Krista Jordan I'm glad I could help. Good luck!
by far the most relevant video I have found on this related to the class I am taking. Thanks!
+Justin C Thank you! I'm glad I could help.
Dang this video really helped me understand pedigrees! Thank you so much, every single explanation was on point and very detailed!
I try... the problem is when you make a little mistake and don't want to go through all the work to fix it... Thanks!
This video is perfect! I finally understand those tricky pedigree problems, thank you!!!
+Annelise Fernandez I'm glad I could help!
I have watched so many videos about pedigrees and I only understand this one thanks!
Thanks so much!
I personally found this to be helpful:
1. Determine whether its's dominant or recessive? How? Dominant is present in every generation while recessive skips generations
2. Determine whether it is autosomal or sex-linked? How? Autosomal affects both genders equally while sex-linked affects mostly one gender.
More Notes:
Wish You Good Luck.
I love the problem solving involved, to be honest. Then again, I'm a biology major and science teacher... Thanks for the TL:DW.
I find making notes on this really helps to follow this video. Thanx. Very helpful.
I'm glad I could help!
Helped a LOT on half of my take home final!
+wrkin90044 Good! I'm glad I could help!
Thank you so much this is by far the best video on YT about this topic, well at least the basics of it
Thanks so much for the kind words!
My teacher doesn't go in depth like you and this helps so much 🤗
I'm glad I could help! Thanks!
Best teacher ever....
Thanks!
i literally cannot thank you enough. this was so helpful, and I'm one to learn slower and take more time to understand
My pleasure! Making a video you can pause... I need to make things as clear and concise as I can. I'm glad to help!
Was searching everywhere for this. Finally found it! Helped a lot on my previous tests. Way to go on the editing of the video!
I'm thrilled to help! Thanks.
Genetics heaven!! Thank you for helping me understand
I'm happy I could help! You're welcome.
Really cool vid. Explanations are really clear and consistent. Love your work.
+Lexi Mary Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
I am preparing for NEET and it's very helpful ......thank u for this video sir
Love from Ethiopia ❤ Thankyou for the explanation .
Extremely informative! Thank you for simplifying inheritance and pedigrees.
Thank you! I'm glad I could help out.
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Thank you BiologyMonk.
...and in this case I think they'd be right. I really appreciate the comment!
unfortunate thing is that I could like the video only once.really helpful. thank u sooo much BiologyMonk.
It takes a ton of time to go through and make this sort of video, so I really appreciate the feedback! Thank you.
I'm in med school and this video just saved my life. thanks haha
I watched many and this is the best one yet thx man.
Sorry for the delay… summer break. Thanks so much for the kind words!
thank you so much... this helped alot... I had an assignment to submit and I had no idea about this pedigree... ur video was very helpful
Thank you so much, I was so sad that I couldn't wrap my head around this concept...but this video made it a whole lot clearer!
Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words!
wish there were more videos on this, your explanation was beautiful
This is some tricky stuff! Thank you for taking the time to comment - I appreciate it.
why am i seeing this after my genetics test
Why am I seeing this three months late? Thanks for watching!
Thank you! The most helpful video about this subject
I really appreciate it!
I must of looked at like 3-4 other videos on how to solve this. looked at andrew douch, did not get it. I looked at yours and i got it, thanks a lot. helps to dumb it down, thx
I'm happy to help - thank you very much for the comment.
very simple and clear explanations. Thanks
Thanks!
Why the hell didn't I search for you, sooner? Thank God for your videos
Thanks so much for the kind words and watching.
Thank you very much! helped a lot with my biology quiz!
studying for the mcat and your video really helped!
I'm thrilled I could help - good luck!
Even though I'm a couple years late, this video really helped thank you!
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Thank you so much! this helped me a lot
I'm glad to help! You're welcome.
this was a great video and i appreciated the rules you gave us per option!
Thank you! It is my pleasure.
Wow. Thank you soo much! You really helped me with differencing these three gene inheritance.
My pleasure!
really useful, In 8th grade taking 9th grade stuff helps on my test, thanks
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Minor correction on 1:25 - stated "HYPOcholesterolemia... or genetic HIGH cholesterol." Should be "hypercholesterolemia" for genetic high cholesterol. Nevertheless, great presentation. Thanks very much for taking time in putting this together! :)
+TrueCourse Whoops! Thanks for the heads up. I'll take a look at that and try to get things fixed!
Wonderfully clear, thank you!
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Thanks for the kind words!
This is awesome! thank you so much!!
I'm glad I could help!
Thank you so much. I finally understand it after watching ur vid. God bless u
Thank you!
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Glad you like it!
This was fantastic, thanks so much. Really helped me out for the MCAT
Glad I could help! Hope it went well!
Thanks for this
Thank you! This was very helpful!
made it soo easy...nice one!
Thank you!
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Thank you!
Thank you so Much for that video bcoz it that make easy pedigree understanding
+Surendra Chauhan You're welcome! I'm glad I could help.
Thank you so much, you are saving my life before exam :]
You're welcome! Good luck!
Where is X-linked Dominant? Anyway great vid
It was helpful for my cbse bio board exam 2016
+Mitchelle William I'm glad I could help!
Infinitely helpful video.
Thank you very much!! :)
I'm happy to help! Thank you!
Thank you for this video. It is very well done and explained. You give time and tips to work out a pedigree. :)
You're welcome!
great explanation. thanks alot Prof
Thank you! I hope it was helpful.
Really helpful. Thanks a bunch.
+Anna Westwood You're welcome!
The explanation was amazing. Thank you very much for this wonderful work.
+Jabeen Thaz Thank you!
Thank you so much for your video, trying to relearn it and it was very helpful.
Pedigrees can be tricky. I'm glad I could help!
well done but sometimes there is a probleme they really don't give us any clue .. for me the main problem is to make the difference between a auttosomal recessive or an X linked recessive that is really heard ..
What you USUALLY find with X linked recessive traits (male pattern baldness, red-green color blindness, hemophelia) is that males get them. You're right though - sometimes it can be numerous types of inheritance... and then there are polygenic traits, X linked dominant traits... endless other complexities.
This was explained really thoroughly and I'm solving pedigrees no problem, thank you! My professor is impressed :)
I'm glad I could help!
Thank you so much for this video. It helped me a lot.
This stuff is tricky! Glad I could assist!
Thanks really appreciate your work
So nice of you. Thanks!
Awesome content sir. Thank you so much.
Thank you and you're welcome - glad I could help!
thank you!!! this was a real life saver!
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Thanks! This is really good! It definitely helped me out for my examination!
I'm thrilled I could help. Good luck!
I'm glad I could help!
I'm not sure but wouldn't autosomal dominant diseases with reduced penetrance be able to skip generations?
+Danny H I just tried to cover some basics. You're right - there are plenty of other possibilities out there.
Great video! THanks
+Don't Frown Thank you!
What confuses me is that at times I feel as if a pedigree could be both autosomal or x-linked. As in, sometimes the pedigree doesn’t have something to differentiate the two. Like both ways it makes sense, so idk. Anyways, I think recall you saying that these problems aren’t meant for you to prove something but rather disprove something. Overall, great video, I understood and learned a lot :)
Sometimes it COULD be more than one type of inheritance. You try to eliminate options, but sometimes can't. Key things to look for would be males disproportionately having a trait over females.
Good video!
Thanks so much!
THANK YOU SOOO SOO SO MUCH!!! took notes of everything you said! and understood everything after listening to it only once!!!
Keep up being an awesome teacher! Lucky students though! :D
dreamscometrue Thanks so much!
This video helped me out so much! Thank you!
I'm glad I could help! You're welcome
I love how it is explained well. Can we please have or share your powerpoint presentation sir? For my reporting huhuu. Kindly help this poor medical student pleaseeee
docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kDceozbZL6GCZ45bhjpEDUqaxgS0Sm114B65PaMKJ3Q/edit?usp=sharing
A small correction.
'Hypocholersterolaemia' is low levels of cholesterol in the blood.'
The dysfunctional genetic condition you refer to is familial hypercholesterolaemia 👍🏻
Whoops, thanks for the heads up!
@@SiouxScience Any time 🤭👍🏻
Thanks for good explanation
I appreciate it!
This helped sooo much, Thank you
I'm thrilled I could help!
Thank you. Very helpful
I'm glad I could help! You're welcome!
This was such a great video! Thank you!
Thanks! I'm glad it was useful.
thanks a lot
Thank you very much
+Kumari Mani You're welcome!
Great video, but one thing. You just did one example for how to tell if a pedigree is x linked or autosomal and recessive or dominant. That example was perfect, because it had an affected mother with an unaffected son and a generation skipped. This showed that it was obviously recessive and autosomal, but I wish you had shown scenarios that did not have this.
I get what you're saying... the issue is that can confuse people even more. Thanks!
Thank you, Great Video
+Jack 1 Thank you! I hope it helped!
Thank you, well explained
I appreciate it!
I failed my second exam for genetics, 1 is dropped so I could say I failed 1, I have to pass the next 2, my mistake is following the textbook and the PowerPoint my professor lectures on and filling her study guide is also a mistake, the only pedigree problem I learned to do was find what genotype the parents are (sex linked dominant, recessive, autosomal recessive autosomal dominant) , on the exam there were like 10 questions and they would ask if II-3 pairs with II-5 would their child have the disease, and simply because I was on a time crunch and never seen those types of problems I completely froze and yup..... so from now on I’m watching your videos and others to practice variety question set ups because if I’m new to a type of question I take my time to analyze it and exams are long and 2 minutes per question..l there was just no way out for me ...
I'm glad these helped! When you take the time to put everything together into a 10 minute video or less... you have to try to be as clear and concise as possible. Thanks!
@@SiouxScience yes and I understood a lot more from your short video than long lectures she gives us with no examples provided, then figuring new questions on an exam’s time crunch was awful but literally you’re a hero, thank you!
thx... i need to get an 85 on this to pass the class. final is tomorrow.
+Gabe Daniel Did you pass?
Excellent.
Thank you!
Really helpful
Thanks 🙏
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching.
that was a great explication! Thank you so much
Thanks for the comment. I appreciate the feedback.
thank you so much for this!!!
You're welcome!
God bless you man!
Danny Esosa Thank you! I'm glad I could help.