Nice and clear videos! I have question, what is biochemical process of unzipping? What kind of structural modification is there? Is there some reports and study?
Hi there, can I have a question, since RNA is the copy of DNA, why it has different nitrogen bases? Based on my limited understanding, copy means exactly the same. Thank you for your time to make the wonderful videos!
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Nice and clear videos! I have question, what is biochemical process of unzipping? What kind of structural modification is there? Is there some reports and study?
My only complaint is that the video is a little bit quiet and thus kind of hard for me to hear.
Everything else in the video is wonderful.
Please I have a question. I thought ligase was the glue and DNA polymerase did the actual building
Mutations can be corrected.. okay.. but.. how to know which side is the "bad" part?
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Hi there, can I have a question, since RNA is the copy of DNA, why it has different nitrogen bases? Based on my limited understanding, copy means exactly the same.
Thank you for your time to make the wonderful videos!
The answer is in the vid itself 17:39
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Which enzyme "proofreads"?
S Franz DNA polymerase
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