Dihybrid Cross

[@YouHaxerr]

some say he's still switching marker caps to this day.

[@ayrinhaque2118]

It was very helpful for my biology exam. You have done great!!!!

[@mohammedal-hammadi5085]

So great explanation, thank you so much

[@farazahmad9419]

Why can't they teach like this in school, they make such a simple concept seem so hard lol. Thank you!

[@rosemaryzunguze6362]

Thank you so much, I have really been helped...

[@truehope09]

Thank you so much for the video!!

[@jugguler8062]

Andrey K you're my goat

[@greenrabbit-8492]

isnt yellow for seed color dominant over green and not the other way around? Thanks for the videos btw, its really helpful

[@skywalker477]

Thank you making so easy for me to learn

[@floorless]

bruh your videos are amazing

[@franknyarkoh2334]

NICE TEACHING METHODS.

[@nurainiannisa5565]

Thank you😊

[@smc4623]

Thank you sooo much.

[@zuhairreza]

If Gg and Tt are two different homologous pairs of chromosomes in the F1, then I don't understand how crossing over can take place to produce GT, Gt, gT, gt gametes. Isn't crossing-over only supposed to take place between two homologous chromosomes, in a homologous pair?

[@goldenboy886]

Thanks

[@darknight3071]

Do you still lecture? !

[@OlwandeAkinyi]

👍👍

[@celmiramelo1760]

am i the only one who can't see the end of the lecture?

[@fahadsami9561]

+AK LECTURES Does this necessarily have to happen the same way on all living beings?

[@expertfireemsproductions.1218]

+Hytass what do you mean by your question?

[@fahadsami9561]

Will the cross happen the same on on a bacteria compared to an elephant

[@noaho1734]

+HytNide depends on linkage of the gene

[@fahadsami9561]

kk Thx