Transcription and Translation: From DNA to Protein

I’m class and I have an exam in 5 minutes

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Mind blown at the execution… thank you so much!

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My Biology text book told me it's Helicase enzyme that separates the strands both in DNA replication and during transcription...

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Great presentation! It does raise a question as well. In the prokaryotic cell, how did the ribosome arise through an evolutionary process? Transcription and translation use proteins and enzymes, which are made by the ribosome, but the ribosome is made up of protein and needs the proteins and enzymes of the transcription and translation processes to be manufactured itself.

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good vid, the only thing is that the stop codon does not have a complementary anticodon, rather the stop codon promotes binding of various release factors to the ribosome

These are great videos, but they are just emphasising to me that biochemistry is completely bonkers.

What will happen mRNA after elongation?

this was so helpful. I did not want to spend an hour trying to find the answer and describe/explain it in my homework😊

I seriously wonder how chemical reactions can make something that feels emotions, can produce vocal sounds, feels hunger, pain and so many unbelievable things...Nature is a wonder..

Dave you are a gifted one, this helped me a lot. Thanks!

He’s good but he talks very fast lol.

This might be a dumb question, but I've always wondered this since I learned translation/transcription in class.

Since we were young we were thought that you have 2 sets of each gene, one from each parent (alleles I believe?). And we are also thought that one of them is dominant while the other one is recessive. How does the body know which allele to transcribe off of, therefore which protein is produced, therefore which gene is expressed?

Thank you so much I have been stuffering from this part but now I understand very well

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Very helpful..

parts of a chromosome that are no coding make me think of a hallway. It's needed to get from one room to another, but all the activity takes place in the rooms (genes). Noncoding regions are necessary for folding into the proper conformation, is that it?

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didn't understand

A great explanations.

How does the tRNA know to enter the ribosomal complex? In other words, where are those coming from and what's bringing them into that part of the cell?

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Would watching this 5 hours before the exam benefit 😣

Tried reading about it for hours…should have saved myself time and frustration and watched this to start! Thank you professor Dave!

This is so helpful!!!! Thank you so much Professor Dave!!! I was able to understand everything!!!!

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Genius explanation as always. Professor Dave and Dr. Trefor Bazett could actually start their own university

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Great video

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Wow wish you were my science teacher 20years ago ,

the sense strand is the one that gets copied

omg. i have a final for bio tomorrow and my teacher does not explain shit.

this made it so incredibly easy wth

i just needed to encounter such a video for such a long time.. all solved thanks to you

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This really helped! Thanks!

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Best explanation ever... Thank you ao much... i was thinking am i to dumb to understand this ... then found this video everything made sense .....sweet nibblelets 🎉🎉

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