04.24 How Cyclins, CDKs, and APC/C Work

[@sohailahmadshah104]

One of the best explanation that I'm witnessed.....thanks you mam I was looking for this sort of simple and brief explanation regarding these topics..... Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@krittikapal6988]

i love the way she teaches! shes makes it sound so simple and she herself sounds so very interested in the topic as she teaches, and i think thats great!❤

[@Evelinadav]

Amazing video, thank you so much. It helped a lot with my Cell Science Final exam preparation.

[@yayingya6178]

thank u so much u make it look very clear and simple.

[@O_Moribundo]

Sua aula é excelente meus parabéns

[@lunardhisusanto626]

Thank you

[@sakhawatshah2046]

Excellent lecture, but when proteasome degrades protein, first the ubiquitin conjugate to the substrate through E1, E2 and then E3... so what exactly APC/C is? I mean it's component of E2, E3 ligases or something else?

[@ScienceCreAchins]

I think that it's a really big enzyme (a cluster of proteins also called "E3 ubiquitin ligase") and that breaking sister chromatids at anaphase is only one of its jobs. I am definitely not an expert here - this video is meant to be a broad overview of cell cycle regulation for my AP Bio students, in case they miss class.....

[@sakhawatshah2046]

@@ScienceCreAchins Thanks for response

[@rebeccaalcala9982]

thank you!!!!!!!!!!