Drosophila Embryogenesis - Anterior/Posterior Patterning [English Captions]
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2018
- Developmental Biology: Anterior/Posterior patterning of drosophila embryo and discussion of 4 maternal effect genes: bicoid, nanos, hunchback, caudal and their concentration gradients. English captions are available if you'd like to follow along as I speak for better clarity etc.
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lol my tuition money should go to you instead cause i learned more from this quick 10 min vid than any of lengthy lectures.thanks i rlly appreciate this video!! it was so well communicated and easy to understand - you are a natural educator.
OMG, that was super helpful. Those graphs and your lovely explanation made all of it super clear and memorable.
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You made understanding these concepts very much easy. Thankyou. This channel is underrated
This makes me soo happy hearing this. :) thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your beautiful work and clear explanation! You are so generous and really great at teaching.
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Thank you Sophie, your explanation was super helpful, easy to understand and makes it easier to remember! The graphs were very helpful too and thank you for repeating the important aspects.
Patti - you are so welcome. So glad to hear you found it helpful! These are the comments I love to see! ❤️ - Sophie
One of the best videos of Drosophila embryo development!
Nina Guerini Thanks Nina!! Glad you found it helpful. - Sophie
1. Question = headless
2.Question= head growing in the middle of the embryo
Not sure correct!!! Thank you it was helpful.
Thanks Kirei. Great work! - Sophie
You are a fantastic teacher! I am a visual learner and struggle in my Developmental course due to the lectures being a bit disorganized. Thank you so much for your taking the time to make this video and good luck on your future endeavors!
Thank you so much! This means a lot :). I always love seeing how much my videos help students.
Such a good video ~~ thank you!
Awesome to hear that Grace. Sorry for the late reply. Im not on this account much anymore as Ive graduated from my Masters program and now work full time. All the best with your studies though :)
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Pls can I explain how the parasegments along the anterior posterior axis are offset so that int he adult fly they’re in opposite sections
omg thank you !
From sudan thank you it is helpful with my dev biology exam
Amazing to hear Abdelrahman. Apologies for the delayed reply. I dont check this account as often due to having graduated from my Masters program. I now work full time! All the best with your future studies!
Me he enterado mejor con esta señora hablando en ingles, idioma del cual no tengo ni el B1, que de mi profesora. gracias!
Gracias mi amiga. Estoy felíz de ayudar :)
Thank you!
:) Happy you found our video helpful Sarah! Keep an eye out for some developmental biology videos that we'll be releasing by the end of the year. - Sophie
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You are so welcome!!
perfect!
Thanks so much! :)
1) headless
2) head in the middle
Ok
oh my god thank you,
Omg I’m so happy my videos are still helping people! Have a great weekend! - Sophie
@@CrashBiology thank you, I have exam on Tuesday and this topic is included but I was so confuse and luckily I found this video I understand it so well
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