F plasmid | F+ F- F prime and hfr

[@ripped_sushi1120]

I was having trouble understanding conjugation and this cleared up my confusion. Thanks!

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

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[@santicruz4012]

Wow, I was not learning very much in my microbiology class but you explained this extremely well. Thank you!

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[@kbessoni]

Its always an Indian that is explaining Chemistry or Biology to me. HAHA thank you! I learned a lot

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[@sciencophile]

Encyclopedia of biology 👍📚

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[@mayukhroy5393]

Sir, you are really a great teacher. This video was very helpful.

[@OriginalDusk]

Good video, cleared things up.

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Thank you

[@kristinakolesnyk]

Many thanks for a comprehensive explanation. Best wishes

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

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Continuing your lectures Am from Dubai

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[@aysimaalkan4000]

thanks shomu !! it was helpful.

[@nurshahiraruslan3796]

indian are good in science, salute your country :-)

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

+Ira Poklan thank you. Which country u are from?

[@nurshahiraruslan3796]

Malaysia :-)

[@Alexis-nz6ru]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@serena-or2vw]

better than my uni lecturer lol

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Thank you

[@dhanshreeragit2846]

Plz share a vedio regarding structure of f plasmid

[@faduconcept9623]

Bhaiya HRF is formed only in same bacteria or it can be formed from onther bacteria of same genera plz 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 reply bhaiya

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Connection between bacteria of same generation

[@faduconcept9623]

@@shomusbiologyofficial it means it can formed on one bacteria as well as between two bacteria with same generation?

[@Marie-hu7xd]

saving me from crying because my textbook is shit yet again! Thank you!

[@sandhyabuddh9803]

in case of f prime formation both chromosomal bacterial DNA and plasmid DNA are present on both DNA so both of DNA have transfer capability?

[@princeshani5327]

Yes it doesn't mean that they will always do conjugation for plasmid.....some time they transfer or exchange other material also through conjugation tube.

[@Gucci19zoo]

thank you

[@golazo2403]

Thanks

[@gustavojose7206]

I'm pretty sure the pilis does not work as a tunnel, though it is involved in conjugation

[@lawrencejoseph2518]

Gustavo Pinheiro Well isn't it the medium by which the genetic material gets transferred? The tunnel sort of makes sense as it is the means by which the genetic material goes to the recipient.

[@waleedmalik1662]

zbrdast lctr thanks

[@a.j6374]

bad one.......expecting a lot more.....thnk u

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

+cafe unplugged please watch new lecture on horizontal gene transfer

[@jameswindolf5939]

Pretty decent video until the last minute, which was complete garbage.

[@harveenkaur1713]

Very helpful! Thank you!