This is the most well explaining yet informative and detailed youtube channel i have yet watched. Thank you for making these videos - you are helping so many people learning about this stuff!
as always a great explanation! I wonder why in your video on the eukaryotic cell you did not mention the ribosomes. I´m trying to make sense of the different pieces of the puzzle and put them all together ...
hi Dr. Mike. I trust you're doing well. your videos have been and is continuing to be of tremendous help to me. trust me; I'M A BIIIIIIGGG FAN OF YOURS. please i want to ask; at 12:35, you changed a nucleotide from C to A. Please may I know why you didn't change the corresponding template to T since A and T goes together? and also at 8:55, i didn't quite understand what you explained and how it got to be UAC... THANK YOU Dr.
Thank you thank you thank you! if only other lecturers had the same passion and lust for sharing information that you have! perhaps they will stop reading their powepoint slides like zombies! :D
Very good explanation. Your mutation description has an error though. The bottom nucleotide should have changed to T not A, but I still got what you were going for. 😉
Near the end of the video when you changed a G in the top strand to an A, shouldn't the bottom strand have been changed to a T & not another A? 🤔 Confused Clare in Cornwall, UK
Hi there. I loved this but I wanted to let you know I think you may have put an A on the bottom strand of DNA when you meant a T. I could be wrong but wanted to see if I was. Thank you Dr. Mike! Love your lectures! :)
Cancer happens either due to genetic reasons or because of an exposure that causes cells to mutate somehow. Cancer basically means some cells have reached a state where they proliferate exponentially without boundaries. The accumulation of continuously dividing cells is what a tumor is.
Near the end of the video when you changed a G in the top strand to an A, shouldn't the bottom strand have been changed to a T & not another A? 🤔 Confused Clare in Cornwall, UK
Increíble how plain and easy you have presented this issue. Thank you so much for your work it helps a lot in this moments ☺️
I clicked for the protein synthesis but the moustache distracted me , have no idea what he said hhhhhhh
Straight, forward, and explicit apt explanations. I inflate my indebtedness to you, Mr. Mike. Thank you.
The way you explain details in uor videos are always so helpful. Thank you so much I've passed my units because of your help!
Amazing video, didn't understand this topic anywhere else except here. This video was amazing.
clear and concise and you have all the important information - love it dr mike
Thank you so much for your clear explanation. Many blessings to you and your loved ones 🙏
Thank you so much ! I learned so much by watching your videos.
This amazing video for explaining DNA to Protein than other’s videos. Thank you so much 😊
When i felt like giving up on biology I think with your videos, elbow grease and practice exams I can do it, THANKK YOU RLLY🥲!!
This is the most well explaining yet informative and detailed youtube channel i have yet watched.
Thank you for making these videos - you are helping so many people learning about this stuff!
Very good explaining! Thanks!
I'm loving the 'stache! Great video!!
Very clear and concise. Excellent
This is really helpful. so well explained. Thanks.
I love you this was soo simple but thorough thanks a lot
your videos are so brilliant, thank you ever so kindly.
After trying several times I understand by this lecture ...Hats offf to you Sir..
Your explanation finally helped me to understand this confusing process thank you
Thank you, very clear and precise. Again, thanks so much Daniel B USA
This is a very well put video, thanks a lot 😁
so clear and easy to nderstand thank you
as always a great explanation! I wonder why in your video on the eukaryotic cell you did not mention the ribosomes. I´m trying to make sense of the different pieces of the puzzle and put them all together ...
I can’t stress enough how incredible the body is… like that something like this can even happen 😅 thank u so so much for this great explanation!
Simply wow
lots of thanks MIKE😇
thank you very much my Doctor!!!!
Well explained my friend. 😎
that's cool sir, great explanation.
Clear explanation
Really amazing ✌️😎🥳
jam packed with great information!
Appreciate it!
hi Dr. Mike. I trust you're doing well. your videos have been and is continuing to be of tremendous help to me. trust me; I'M A BIIIIIIGGG FAN OF YOURS. please i want to ask; at 12:35, you changed a nucleotide from C to A. Please may I know why you didn't change the corresponding template to T since A and T goes together?
and also at 8:55, i didn't quite understand what you explained and how it got to be UAC...
THANK YOU Dr.
interesting info, fantastic 'tashe
Thank u ❤️❤️
Thank you thank you thank you! if only other lecturers had the same passion and lust for sharing information that you have! perhaps they will stop reading their powepoint slides like zombies! :D
Good
I love your mustache
Awesome job at explaining and illustrating! Thank you so much. You learn something new every single day :D
Hey, I really enjoyed... but I want to know the function of rRNA during the process.
come to macquarie uni !
Very good explanation. Your mutation description has an error though. The bottom nucleotide should have changed to T not A, but I still got what you were going for. 😉
Near the end of the video when you changed a G in the top strand to an A, shouldn't the bottom strand have been changed to a T & not another A? 🤔 Confused Clare in Cornwall, UK
Annisa Ananto of Bachelor of Nursing at Griffith University Nathan Campus sent me here.
Hi there. I loved this but I wanted to let you know I think you may have put an A on the bottom strand of DNA when you meant a T. I could be wrong but wanted to see if I was. Thank you Dr. Mike! Love your lectures! :)
You're correct.
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How much do you spend to make your mustache. 😉?!!. I enjoyed your explanation. so helpful.
So if the nucleotides keep changing, that the amino acid sequences are changing that the proteins are fault, that how cancer comes from?
Cancer happens either due to genetic reasons or because of an exposure that causes cells to mutate somehow. Cancer basically means some cells have reached a state where they proliferate exponentially without boundaries. The accumulation of continuously dividing cells is what a tumor is.
those five people who gave thumps down ! did they come to watch oscar awards !
When one knows stuffs everything becomes easier.
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Side note..
Only 61code for protein .....The stop codon don't code for a protein.
the stache is not it doc
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These moochein (moustaches) suit with shalwar kameez.
This channel has to be cancelled.. what does he mean by sex chromosome determines if we are male or female.. that’s not true 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Love your mustache ..
Near the end of the video when you changed a G in the top strand to an A, shouldn't the bottom strand have been changed to a T & not another A? 🤔 Confused Clare in Cornwall, UK