I don't understand why you don't have more subscribers than khan or AK ... doesn't make sense. this is probably the best MCAT prep material I've encountered. THANK YOU!!
Dave I just wanted to express my gratitude. You're a phenomenal instructor. You have a true gift for teaching, and I hope you find yourself in academics after Residency. Medicine needs more teachers like this. Passionate about making a difference in their student's lives. This content is so much better than KA. Far ahead of everything. Dave is well-educated on the topic and he presents it in such a clear and understandable manner. You've made countless Doctors by helping Pre-Meds master the MCAT.
OMG!!!! this is a mind blowing. You deserve millions of subscribers and viewers. What a great teacher. You have really good and positive attitude. Thank you so much sir!!!
You want to explain the phosphate you started with; including the magic double hydroxyls, and why you are linking monophosphates to existing nuclotides instead of the required triphosphates?
Thank you very much for this video. i have a little question, in which grade do you usually consider the exact details of the paring of those bases. I'm in grade 10 and we just started with this topic of the structure of DNA and I'm not quite sure if it will be necessary for me now to already prepare and understand those dtails (the problem actually is that I didnt understand it,,)
2:44 I am not sure if it's a mistake or just a way of orientating the bond with the phosphoester bond with one of the pyrimidine One of the phosphate (the top one) bond is like O () O-P-OH | OH () = Double bond Could you also explain how A and T create a pair if they are not adjacent to each other in the data sheet
And therein lies the problem with traditional education, which developing ways to remember this does not help. If one understands that which one is studying then remembering ceases to be an issue or a problem as remembering such details is intrinsic to understanding.
Really impressive. but as i know that purine bases have 4 double bonds while pyrimidine have 3 double bonds. In above video i think you missed one double bond between N=C in cytosine base. Please correct it if o am not wrong. Thank you
I don't understand why you don't have more subscribers than khan or AK ... doesn't make sense. this is probably the best MCAT prep material I've encountered. THANK YOU!!
This gentleman is the best.
I only watched Khan once, Khan is too verbose, not efficient and you will always get tired.
Whats McAt
Dave I just wanted to express my gratitude. You're a phenomenal instructor. You have a true gift for teaching, and I hope you find yourself in academics after Residency. Medicine needs more teachers like this. Passionate about making a difference in their student's lives.
This content is so much better than KA. Far ahead of everything. Dave is well-educated on the topic and he presents it in such a clear and understandable manner. You've made countless Doctors by helping Pre-Meds master the MCAT.
The best explanations, unlike my professor that makes everything complicated and confusing . Thank you
OMG!!!! this is a mind blowing. You deserve millions of subscribers and viewers. What a great teacher. You have really good and positive attitude. Thank you so much sir!!!
This was wonderful. You are a wonderful teacher.
You are the best teacher in the world. I hope you the best luck❤.
Thank you so much teacher you're wonderful dis is now gonna be easy for me so easy explanation lots of love ❤️ from India 🇮🇳 💖💖.
thank Youuu from agleria ❤✌✌ we still learning here by using French 😪 need more teachers like you ✌
Pure As Gold (Purines: Adenine, Guanine) Cut The Py (Cytosine, Thiamine, Pyrimidines)
Omg so easy✨
I really liked this video. i am an AL student. Thank you so much. Love from Sri Lanka
You want to explain the phosphate you started with; including the magic double hydroxyls, and why you are linking monophosphates to existing nuclotides instead of the required triphosphates?
The best explanation I have ever heard . Thanks a lot
your videos are the best!!!! i'm so glad I discovered your channel !!
You are so helpful; love your videos!
Fist time to find out the letter Y in Pyrimidine, Cytosine and Thymine ..................thank you
Very informative vedio its really help me in my study...❤
seconding and thirding what others have said. this is tremendously helpful. ty!!
that was magnificent professor.. the explanation is just splendid.. especially to identified the pyrimidines such as second letter y hahha so genius
Great explanation
You are very talented. Thank you
Really thank you for teaching
He is best!!!
I just remember : Gods and Angles are Purines (like the word pure) G and A are purines .
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Wow! Thank you so much 💕💕💕💕
Thank you very much for this video. i have a little question, in which grade do you usually consider the exact details of the paring of those bases. I'm in grade 10 and we just started with this topic of the structure of DNA and I'm not quite sure if it will be necessary for me now to already prepare and understand those dtails (the problem actually is that I didnt understand it,,)
Thankyou Sir you cleared my doubt.
Love it..hopes more videos you can post
Been looking all over youtube for this! Wanted to know how the base-pair H bonds form.
God bless you It really helped me
Nice..very helpful sir. but sir you don't say about glycosidic bond
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Best explanation sir
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i highly appreciate this video sir ❤️ thank you sm ..
Hi sir where is the methyl group with Thyamine.sir don't worry I have just question.Its so more informative video
Thank you
2:44 I am not sure if it's a mistake or just a way of orientating the bond with the phosphoester bond with one of the pyrimidine
One of the phosphate (the top one) bond is like
O
()
O-P-OH
|
OH
() = Double bond
Could you also explain how A and T create a pair if they are not adjacent to each other in the data sheet
THANK YOU
Very Helpful.Thank you👍
very helpful thank you
What reason we can give for the pairing of A to T and G to C only?you only explained how they form bonds and not about why they do so?plz reply
VERY NICE
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
@@PremedHQ professor if dna is made up of these four molecules where are the mutation locatted in?
On point.
Excillent. Thanks.
Can these be made inorganically
do you have any other channel?????
Great
And therein lies the problem with traditional education, which developing ways to remember this does not help. If one understands that which one is studying then remembering ceases to be an issue or a problem as remembering such details is intrinsic to understanding.
Excellent
Superb
Thank you💚💚
Sir .you are forget the valence of cytocine one pi bond is connected to N=N ..
For Jewish students it is easier, there's a purim song - "Hag Purim, Hag Purim..." so you remember AG Purine :)
Really impressive. but as i know that purine bases have 4 double bonds while pyrimidine have 3 double bonds. In above video i think you missed one double bond between N=C in cytosine base. Please correct it if o am not wrong. Thank you
I wish he was my teacher for all of my subjects in my entire studying career lol
I have a question. How to find hydrogen in dna
Why purine purine are not bonded together?
a double bond between N #3 and C #4 on cytosine, don't forget it next time :)
lol greatest guy. so many mnemonics though
all of the videos on your channel show "4 years ago" .......😁😁😁😁😁
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For Pyrimidines have uracil too then people can memorize CUT for Pyrimidines 😂😂
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These are my hobbies ....genetic modification ...what are yours ?
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