its kinda funny how i slept through a lesson of this a few days ago but now am so interested in it, its either funny or sad how bad our school system is in america.
+Bryan Cornejo, My recommendation. Don't worry about how good or bad the school system is. Your job as a student is to extract information from any and all sources. This only applies when you don't have a choice as to where you go, and don't have the ability to improve. This is just how I got through school.
Hey! I'm really loving all of your videos and the amount of effort you put into them. I recently programmed a program that simulated a naïve form of evolution, and it was really interesting to see how things formed and died based on a few simple rules / the environment. Your videos really helped me solidify what I needed to do. Thank you :)
Hey mate, I wish I knew you were making video's before hand, these are both very informative, and very entertaining in nature. Keep up the good work my friend, and I wish you the best of luck with this little project of yours :).
You forgot to mention a thing most people get confused about, While producing an egg/sperm, the chromosomes trade each others genes, making a brand new chromosome.
This actually only happens with the X chromosome, the Y chromosome in males is the same Y chromosome their father had, which is the same Y chromosome his father had, and so on Any differences that arise are entirely the result of mutations
@@Deathnotefan97 I know this was a long time ago but.. whatever. Trading the genes to make a new chromosome actually happens with every chromosome except Y, and sometimes it even happens with XY pairs but it is very rare. There is one gene living on the Y chromosome that is responsible for making males males, and sometimes it gets passed over to an X chromosome while making sperm. This is the cause of XX males and XY females.
I am pretty sure that the problem with inbreeding isn't dominant genes, it is broken dna... you can have a damaged genes, cause you have the whole dna twice the damage bits can be overwritten by the counterpart, but if you have inbreeding you have less replacement dna, because the second set of dna is too similar to the counterpart, so you have a higher risk of having the damaged part twice and no replacement.
I think it's only because dominant detrimental genes exclude themselves. If they're dominant and detrimental they go away. While the recessive ones can hide and reproduce, survive and not be a problem until there's two of em in someone. I think that's it at least
You know what? We all know what you're trying to say and I'm just being difficult. Excellent, excellent video! I love the car analogy and I like the chalk sounds for some weird reason.
Fascinating video - and though I don't understand it all, I am ever amazed by the whole concept of chromosomes and DNA!! Are you one of the guys from NPR's Saturday program Radiolab?
Your explanation about the offspring's genome is completely wrong. You don't simply inherit your grandparents' chromosomes! There is gene swap between the pairs. Look up meiosis in Wikipedia.
2:21 I want to like this channel... but all the sprinklings of this Woke hypocritical bs is off putting. 🥺 "African and white people" - not Black people, because it's OK to call one of those groups by a dehumanizing color, but not both equally... no, one of those groups is deemed more deserving of a Cultural History. - I'm fed up with the hypocrisy!
"A parent of African descent and a parent of white people descent." 😂
Sorry for going off topic, but holy crap the sound of the chalk is just so satisfying.
Yeah, right!?
I could listen to this all day :D
Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain
its kinda funny how i slept through a lesson of this a few days ago but now am so interested in it, its either funny or sad how bad our school system is in america.
+Bryan Cornejo, My recommendation.
Don't worry about how good or bad the school system is. Your job as a student is to extract information from any and all sources.
This only applies when you don't have a choice as to where you go, and don't have the ability to improve. This is just how I got through school.
Bryan Cornejo you're young 😂 I learned about this in 7th grade (9th grade now)
3:00 I keep hearing "bigass alleles"
It's because this guy talks fast lol but still even though he is a bit fast, it was easy to understand. I liked the vid
I was having such a though time trying to understand this in class...You just made everything so clear! THANK YOU!!!
Haha, big-ass genotype... I'm so sorry
theScholarlyWalrus
I'm positive this dude is gay
very low subs for such a high quality video producer. Keep doing what you are doing :)
You are a God of explaining things! My inner autodidact thanks you!
Your videos are all so good! Definitely keep them coming please :)
Hey! I'm really loving all of your videos and the amount of effort you put into them. I recently programmed a program that simulated a naïve form of evolution, and it was really interesting to see how things formed and died based on a few simple rules / the environment. Your videos really helped me solidify what I needed to do. Thank you :)
Omberone interesting. I love stuff like that
Wow you just removed the need for like a week of biology instruction! This was concise and clear and incredibly high quality.
Keep up the videos, man. I enjoy your work.
Hey mate, I wish I knew you were making video's before hand, these are both very informative, and very entertaining in nature. Keep up the good work my friend, and I wish you the best of luck with this little project of yours :).
Great video, easy to understand and interesting without being dry.
This is giving me flashbacks to high school biology and it's great.
This makes a surprising amount of sense
Kid:I like my genes.
family: OUR genes.
You forgot to mention a thing most people get confused about,
While producing an egg/sperm, the chromosomes trade each others genes, making a brand new chromosome.
Dead Blaster Intentionally left it out, I put it in another video ruclips.net/video/1Nt2I--ey84/видео.html
This actually only happens with the X chromosome, the Y chromosome in males is the same Y chromosome their father had, which is the same Y chromosome his father had, and so on
Any differences that arise are entirely the result of mutations
@@Deathnotefan97 I know this was a long time ago but.. whatever. Trading the genes to make a new chromosome actually happens with every chromosome except Y, and sometimes it even happens with XY pairs but it is very rare. There is one gene living on the Y chromosome that is responsible for making males males, and sometimes it gets passed over to an X chromosome while making sperm. This is the cause of XX males and XY females.
I love your vids!! Please make more!!!
Excellent presentation, I'm likely to be referring people here in the future when they need some education!
Now I understand the concept of allele. It was allele that make me stay away from genetics. Thank you for your explanation.
i really like your videos, you should do more
it sound like you are saying big ASS little ass.
great video subbed! :)
i like your videos :D keep going :D
And it was also the only video that I actually Understood.
Liked the video tnx it helped me out
You should do a video about fenotypes and genotypes of the colorsof the human eyes and the probabilities
I'm in biology and I understand everything your saying the American school system isn't failing us too much
Nice
Peas on earth!!
I am pretty sure that the problem with inbreeding isn't dominant genes, it is broken dna... you can have a damaged genes, cause you have the whole dna twice the damage bits can be overwritten by the counterpart, but if you have inbreeding you have less replacement dna, because the second set of dna is too similar to the counterpart, so you have a higher risk of having the damaged part twice and no replacement.
thats one big ass allele :D
Yeah, Jesse! Where are you making these videos? My friend Garth would/will love this.@Garth Laidlaw check this out!
Fantastic.
... my teacher took a month of hour-long classes to explain what you explained in ~5 minutes...
Crossing over!!!! Please add! Otherwise fantastic video!! Thank you.
This (polluted, partly destroyed) Place
I've been taken back to year 10 bio XD
can we get this videos in bangla version
Please help me understand why recessive phenotypes can generally be detrimental!
I think it's only because dominant detrimental genes exclude themselves. If they're dominant and detrimental they go away. While the recessive ones can hide and reproduce, survive and not be a problem until there's two of em in someone.
I think that's it at least
This Place Very well understood, thank you!
the video seems to randomly end before you were finished
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"cromosones"
please
What's the intro music?
Matthew Nguyen soundcloud.com/the-joy-drops/bernadette
I really doesn't understand how some people think human evolved from monkeys😂😂😂😂
Does tagging work?
You tag with + signs here. :o
Great video! But are you saying "chromosoNes?" It always sounds like you are.
Dalana Dailey It's a hard word to say. It's so hard. I'm sitting here right now trying to say it correctly and I can't do it.
You know what? We all know what you're trying to say and I'm just being difficult. Excellent, excellent video! I love the car analogy and I like the chalk sounds for some weird reason.
Yeah thanks. I think they should just change the word to "chromosones" because I'm not going to change the video.
Fascinating video - and though I don't understand it all, I am ever amazed by the whole concept of chromosomes and DNA!! Are you one of the guys from NPR's Saturday program Radiolab?
Louise Hernan I am not
African descent and White people descent. Alright then.
7th grade biology over here
Very Helpful! perhaps talk a little slower?
"white people decent" loolololo
just say european descent. It's not hard.
white people descent lol
Your explanation about the offspring's genome is completely wrong. You don't simply inherit your grandparents' chromosomes! There is gene swap between the pairs. Look up meiosis in Wikipedia.
but all people are of African decent
But life originated from the sea.
checkmate
2:21
I want to like this channel... but all the sprinklings of this Woke hypocritical bs is off putting. 🥺 "African and white people" - not Black people, because it's OK to call one of those groups by a dehumanizing color, but not both equally... no, one of those groups is deemed more deserving of a Cultural History.
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I'm fed up with the hypocrisy!