C elegans introduction

[@dhondirajdeshpande2799]

These videos are very simple for understanding life science.

[@dipakdas6656]

Nicely explained. Thanks

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

You're welcome

[@sofijailic6565]

Thank you very much, your channel is amazing! :)

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You're welcome

[@p.m.satyanarayana8505]

Sir let-23 signaling in vulva development is in which edition of Gilbert book

[@shovandebnath3488]

Nice lecture.. with great illustration

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

+Shovan Debnath thank you

[@sebasargent]

Thank you very much for this :)

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Thank you. Glad you liked my lectures.

[@dhondirajdeshpande2799]

Thank u very much.R.D.Joshi

[@vaishalisingh1154]

Very helpful for me sir thank you 🙏

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[@Licha2423]

Very helpful.. Thank u so much sir😊

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Glad to hear that you are getting benefit from the videos

[@biologykipathshala5580]

Thnx sir

[@Prof.sopanbhong]

is this nematode hermaphrodite?

[@annisaibrahim3651]

sopy bhong yes. It has both male n female gonads

[@WezyrQ]

No it doesn't have both. In hermaphrodite, gonad produces sperm at early stage od development (L4) and then switch to oogenesis. Here on the drawing we have male and female part but it is an mistake.

[@deathbykindnes]

From wikipedia: "About one in a thousand individuals is male and the rest are hermaphrodites... When self-inseminated, the wild-type worm lays about 300 eggs. When inseminated by a male, the number of progeny can exceed 1,000. Hermaphrodites do not typically mate with other hermaphrodites."

[@annelisemillar185]

the vulva is in the wrong position