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Dosage compensation
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2014
- Dosage compensation and x inactivation in female members of many species is illustrated in this video.
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Biology is much easier to understand when approached mathematically. This equals this, or this causes this. Very step by step and very cause and effect, as opposed to just blind memorization from a book. Great video!
Its fruity information to help me understand that what is the dosage compensation ....thnks a lot
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Thank you so much!! You've explained this amazingly... my university lecturer failed to explain it at all!
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great video on dosage compensation ever on youtube
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Thank you so much for this! I could not understand this concept from my assigned textbook, but you've definitely cleared it up for me!
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'ase' suffix is added to enzymes which remove a particular chemical group!! So shouldn't that be acetyl transferase and methyl transferase instead of acetylase and methylase respectively ??
The point you are making doesn't make sense there is already "ase" added in acetylase and methylase , why do you want it to be transferase? The comment makes no sense as the point you are trying to make isn't going through ? Is your main gripe that , there should be transfer in the name and ase should be added to that ? Because they already have enzyme name with ase in the ending.
U made is sooo easy and very clear explanation
Very precise nd to the point .👍
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This video are very useful in biology thanks a lot
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Thanks shomu sir again for this wonderful lecture ❤
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It's also a nice lecture
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This video is really helpful
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wow! Brother Shomu, thank you!
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That is sometimes one of the x can have recessive one which cannot express in that case inactivation is not necessary
Thank you very much!!! Very didactic
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A question..in case of turner's syndrome. there is expression of one X even if we consider mosaicism how is dosage compensation relevant in such cases?
in the case of X chromosome inactivation, the inactivation is not total, some genes (15% ) remain activated ...
in the case of X chromosome inactivation, the inactivation is not total, some genes (15% ) remain activated ...
in the case of X chromosome inactivation, the inactivation is not total, some genes (15% ) remain activated ...
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me also same feeling
Really good video thanks
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If2nd x chromosome is not required or functional then why in Turner syndrome female is abnormal ?
abhishek sharma the disorders probably arised because some x linked genes escape inactivation.
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Wat abt hypoactivation sir
very informative video......thanx sir
Why does autosomes does not form barr bodies? Please explain
Sir cant we compensate by hyperactivity of X chromosome in heterogametic sex
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Sir u did not mention the dosage compensation in drosophila
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Sir but it is not necessary that always both x chromosomes have identical alleles
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You didn't mention XIST concept
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sir plz upload a video on comb shapes of chicken
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Nice information but way of presentation is poor.. you could try ppt or simply writing on a white board. It takes way too much time for you to write in that way. Maybe you could speed up the writing part .
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