DNA Damage and Repair

DNA provides the blueprint to create proteins, which are the building blocks of our body. Remarkably, we are subject to vast amounts of DNA damage everyday due to environmental agents and even the byproducts of metabolism. This DNA damage can occur in a variety of different forms. Most of the time our cells do a very good job of dealing with DNA damage and have complex processes in place to repair it.

[@batcactus6046]

I love the little fixing and clicking noises.

[@user-zd6fq9fx2z]

me too. they're so asmr☺

[@intuitivesongbird8969]

This is so fascinating, our body is alive and knows what to do without us even needing to think about it, it's a universe within us, so complex and beautiful!

[@clairebearie87]

Well said mate

[@ruchibarthwal3519]

That's the reason to belive that there's some supreme creator behind this amazing science

[@cesankle4058]

@@ruchibarthwal3519 nah, it's just chemical reaction that are based on physical forces. Living organisms are constant chemical reactions, nothing supernatural here

[@CellCODE]

@@ruchibarthwal3519 Ezactly. There is certainly a creator.

[@ma.reginaacupanda5105]

Well said😊

[@steveocvirek6671]

Fantastic illustrations and mind blowing science. I never imagined the DNA repair process was that complex. Thank you so much for making that video!!!! Much appreciated.

[@terozak4140]

"As complex as needed, as simple as possible" Damn, this is complex!

[@jeepz669]

These cells are working overtime!

[@catdaddy5192]

Great are the ways of God!

[@heads-up6704]

"After a long chain of events, not shown here, the DNA is finally repaired"

[@marcjones1139]

We are wonderfully and fearfully made. God is awesome 😲

[@TimCrinion]

How do people discover this?

[@caenterprisellc6922]

This should be admissable for court along with my daughter's medical records.

[@SadiaAdnan-yp5dn]

These are all the beautiful and unbelievable creations of ALLAH.

[@Savagereviewer]

Thank you so much for your insights it's very good of you too show people this knowledge😊

[@peterbilt6662]

And people still say theres no God.

[@InfiniteF712]

🤕🤕🤕Yeah Bro But Thier Have A good Change now So Many Athiest Friends Are Now Believers🙂

[@catzkeet4860]

There is nothing here that necessitates a god. Frankly I'm amazed there are still people who believe in God.

[@peterbilt6662]

@@catzkeet4860 your right. You are absolutely right. Have a good day sir

[@noneofyourbusiness5433]

You're right, it's not the facilitation that's amazing its the creation. You have the instructions and the builders, but who's the architect? Evolution is a joke, can't explain any of this. I suppose you still believe the universe magically exploded from nothing too.

[@justicewillprevail1106]

EXACTLY. It's pretty obvious to me.

[@tamilshortfilm6070]

I seen this best video so far thanks lot

[@vitalijavitalijaa7614]

Awesome animation!

[@majadivjak4538]

Thank you!

[@meyersonfire]

cool--we're amazing

[@majadivjak4538]

We are indeed!

[@chrismessier7094]

when we're alive

[@IMN602]

So wait... These incredible little bastards are the most advanced thing in all of creation... And we cant even see them...

[@autismgranny]

Fantastic video!!

[@sunrisesunset1734]

Are the annoying is the annoying sound effect supposed to mean something?

[@farhatmushir4413]

For sure this is not random work

[@peterbilt6662]

Evidence that Jesus is real

[@farhatmushir4413]

@@peterbilt6662 A man can not be God . Jesus was one of the prophet .

[@peterbilt6662]

@@farhatmushir4413 God is all powerfull stop tryna put walls around his power. If God can speak out of a burning bush, then he can also speak out of a human machine made of flesh and bones.

[@miguelpiedrahita7691]

Great video!

[@sidmichael1158]

What happens when you take MRNA vaccines?

[@doriscastillo2232]

Damage permanently. Your DNA is your code of life. All the way from Republic of Ireland filipino.

[@1cool]

The mRNA causes your immune cells to act as if you had the virus, but without the nasty symptoms or sickness or anything (there might be side effects, but that is normal and not a cause for concern). After a few days you will be immune to whatever virus you got the vaccine for.

[@1cool]

@@doriscastillo2232 Nothing happens to your DNA.

[@diwakar14]

Is the sound real?

[@caenterprisellc6922]

Protein is one of the crucial building blocks?

[@Hesam0000]

I know NIH Clinic of Maryland repaired a Cycle-cell patient's DNA and she was totally cured. Can you tell me where can I have my DNA repaired and returned into my body?

[@Kruger590]

Evolution? Think again.

[@InfiniteF712]

Yeah🤕🤕 I thinked Again Thnx🙂

[@chrismessier7094]

interestingly, i only saw 3 comments here clearly defending evolution. Like another thread post mentioned, it seems the tides are finally turning. Blind materialism just doesn't have the explanatory power needed in light of these kinds of discoveries. A good example was Antony Flew's deconversion

[@sahanasanu8964]

Super

[@markwillentdion]

Future

[@supportadmin7735]

does it really make all that noise?

[@majadivjak4538]

No, there is no sound at the molecular level. The sound effects are to punctuate the action and direct the viewer's attention; it is purely artistic license. 😊

[@glenliesegang233]

The God the atheist rejects is not the Infinite Intelligence which can envision each part and its biochemical interactions with all others to create and maintain life.

[@babyboltbark]

Wtf

[@inshajan7133]

Allah is great

[@deanlonagan1475]

isnt this someone elses video but with an Aussie narrator?..

[@majadivjak4538]

Ah no, this is an Australian production created entirely at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne. I am the animator and my colleague is the narrator. I'd be interested in knowing whose production it reminds you of?

[@markwillentdion]

DNA ku, clonning DNA beku

[@enesfrat2397]

ah yes , coincidence

[@chrismessier7094]

lol

[@nathan2friendly887]

Great animation, imagine being told we evolved. Pffft

[@TrueWodzu]

Definitely hard to believe that this is a work of evolution.

[@TheZzpop]

@@TrueWodzu you are failing to grasp the absolute enormaty of the number of self-replication events, each with its own chance of random benificial mutaiton, life has gone through over the past 4 billion years. These chemicals are reacting incredibly quikly. Viruses and the simplest bacteria, far simpler than our own cells, replicate exponentialy when recources are avalible. The oceans themselves were hot bubling chemical soups for at least 10s of millions of years, enough time for simple self-replicating chemical procseses to stabalize into the most rudementary self-replicating autonomous cells. The first 50% of the 4 billion year history of life on earth was just simple bacteria like cells before the emergence of more complex uekariotic cells. The next 40% was a world still just of single cells but now getting steadily more complicated. Only in the last 10% of the history of life do multi-celled creatures emerge and for allot of that time the most complex creatures were flat worms. Our level of complexity is incredibly recent, life took a long time to get here. All evolution was was the basic logic that random benificial mutations produced organisms more likely to survive and reproduce themselves. Given enough time evolution produces complexity without limit.

[@InfiniteF712]

@@TrueWodzu 🤣🤣🤣

[@TrueWodzu]

Looks like I am no the only one who thinks like that. Just discovered Stephen C. Meyer!

[@chrismessier7094]

two people in a thread above did. The faith it takes to be a materialist today is astounding.

[@Moon-ep2bb]

mmmm, nerd rope