DNA Replication (Eukaryote) INITIATION - Origin Firing - CMG Helicase forms the Replisome

[@lucianoarrau6689]

i am a marine biologist and this video help me out to understand this theme a lot, im very glad that u make this video, ty.

[@1425bbbgggg]

Please make another video about the crossing over of helicase, your channel always has been a great help ♥️♥️

[@kumo9509]

I just discovered your channel it's amazing. Please keep up the good work!

[@sophiebeaumont8327]

Your channel is amazing! The video on the crossing over of the helices would be great! A playlist on the cell cycle would be incredible - such a complex area to wrap your head around but I feel like you would do a great job at explaining it...!! :)👀

[@theCrux]

Thank you for the suggestions. I do have a running list of playlists and certainly your suggestions are on it. Just have to find time to wrap them up :)

[@hopenbelieve256]

Please make another video about crossing over of helicase

[@tamarareed7581]

Hi there! Quick question -- my professor said that DNA melting does not involve ATP hydrolysis but DNA unwinding does. When the AAA+ domains are involved, does that mean that ATP is being hydrolyzed? Or not always? Thanks! I really appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos -- they are fantastic.

[@theCrux]

Hello! Both DNA melting and DNA unwinding are energy consuming processes. You are right AAA+ domains depend on ATP. For DNA unwinding, DNA helicase (which is a motor protein) requires ATP as well.

[@Middlebenchers-p4e]

Kya video hai yaar