DNA Structure | A-level Biology | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

[@gabipavli5389]

I'm studying A-Level Biology at home by myself as I already have a degree but now want a different one. I dont see a teacher or get to sit in any lessons and these videos are so helpful. I';m glad your resorces are free and so concise.

[@alaynahurooj1995]

How’s it going bud

[@sjwhittaker4561]

Same! How did you get on?

[@launchpadlearn]

That's great to hear! We're glad you find our videos helpful! 😊

[@PaulPrabhu-ox1hb]

Is topic is from enzymes lessons?

[@edenmarlowe2385]

thx for going into more detail on why the bases pair with each other and also for the structure of the pentose sugar, its easier to remember now that i actually know whats going on (as far as A-lv goes anyway).

[@launchpadlearn]

You're welcome! We're glad you liked it! 👍

[@eman2297]

Finally understood the 5’ 3’

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please never stop this, you are amazing and you are helping thousands of people :)

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Fantastic video. Just subscribed, really helped my student

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[@sunflower.vol.6392]

Thank you so much sir you made it way easier may more blessings comes into your life.

[@tarunjitsingh9489]

Sir can we get pdf of these slides

[@thirsty1629]

No.

[@betul-ev2fu]

ss it

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I actually love you

[@launchpadlearn]

Thanks! 😊

[@gardisogames1060]

Thank you very much for explaining it. Now i understand it.👍

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You are welcome! Glad to hear that!

[@LegendaryHeroponRiki]

do we need to know how the bases bond and know the structure of them?

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[@talhazafeer9471]

Yess ur content is helpful....but maaannnn love ur voice:)

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[@ummamaadil4176]

Very helpful lecture

[@carlosjesus46]

Hello, first of all thank you for the amazing video and the way is explained, so helpful. I would like to ask, are there any chance to get paper document/notes to print it? I'm studying A level biology and I would like to have some physical note to make comments on it.

[@JBANTZ]

Why do u call it prime?

[@jcn268]

u taught me what 5' to 3' is. my bio teacher couldnt even teach me what it is in 2 months!

[@regicide8091]

what is 5 ' 3

[@jcn268]

@@regicide8091 5 prime to 3 prime, basically 5 carbon to 3 carbon in a deoxyribose sugar

[@sineadscott8667]

THANK YOU

[@launchpadlearn]

You're welcome! 👏

[@deets1621]

hi so i am confused on where does an H come from in formation of H2O. Because the phosphate has O and the C 3 ' has an OH which doesnt seem to make sense to me as two H and one O is needed

[@al-braaashraf9994]

The number of OH is in a different proportion from phosphate molecules

[@mohammadalam9924]

Thanking you ❤

[@Anna-nw1ge]

Our body is so complex 😦 even we don't understand it well Btw I'm the 1st one to comment 🤑

[@ummamaadil4176]

I really like it

[@TIR1210]

Nice

[@launchpadlearn]

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[@betul-ev2fu]

*thanksss*

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[@Muath-Mahmoud]

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[@passionfruit9710]

As much as this guy knows his biology this is far too much for A-level. So a lot of time wasted learning what's not in the exam meaning grade 0