Genetics

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"you see, it makes sense. If you mix purple paint and white paint, it only makes it where you get purple flowers"

[@naturegirl1999]

minty's old account as long as the point is grasped, it’s fine. This is why language is wonderful

[@sarahfife7096]

You have saved me on so many tests

[@princejamin8748]

actually, there is a mistake in this video. genes should be aligned or placed alphabetically for example, YyRr should be RrYy since R comes before Y in the alphabet

[@fishonviagra8484]

@Prince_Jamin nice, but who asked

[@hitthelotto64]

@@fishonviagra8484 lol u 2 yrs late

[@NAIREACTS]

you smart, you loyal, I appreciate you. YOU DA MAN!!!

[@tonyztyles]

mind successfully expanded, thank you, human

[@Kaylieb7117]

I have a test tomorrow and I understand this ALOT more now!!! Thank you!!! I will be watching more!!

[@kyianorthrop3075]

Learned more in this video then in the past six weeks from my biology teacher

[@mack596]

Thank you so so so much. Your videos have saved me countless times. I definitely would not have the grades I have without you! You're the BEST!

[@abdullahksa1430]

I love you . you speak well . I really understood all your videos , thank you very very much

[@plushqueendiy4499]

Thank you so much this made Punnett Squares and different assortments in genetics so easy!

[@gracepennell3320]

Very well explained, much easier to take in when its one on one teaching. Thank you

[@arnavparupudi3719]

I love Genetics (Science/Biology subject) because it helps me learn about people!

[@Toni-W]

This was great. You clearly know what you're talking about. You really make things clear for me! College genetics test in 2 days!!

[@ALUMINOS]

did you pass it?

[@meowishkat]

this is great !!! explains everything so well !! going to score big on that test now

[@ALUMINOS]

did you score big on that test?

[@munashehove4091]

you are the best Mr Andersen.....i love your videos

[@starwarfan8342]

You make it sound so easy.

[@Deathbird5316]

Your videos are always helpful, thank you Mr. Andersen. Hopefully with the help of your videos I'll pass the AP Biology test!

[@ALUMINOS]

well... did you pass it?

[@Deathbird5316]

@@ALUMINOS hahaha! Yes I did, ten years ago~

[@ALUMINOS]

@@Deathbird5316 that's great! maaaaan i got a science diploma exam in 9 days and i am terrified

[@panzr8]

@@ALUMINOS did you pass it?

[@ALUMINOS]

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[@sajeda2011]

"when in doubt, work it out" - great advice!

[@amarasivithanage]

Thanks a lot.Very useful for students and teachers. To prepare of their own, need lot of resources including knowledge and techniques. Thanks! Amara

[@adolfosouza8680]

This guy looks like the character Mark watney (Matt Damon) played in "The martian", doesn't he? Great video btw!

[@scarletsjazz6472]

I’m sure he’d have the same scientific knowledge to survive on mars too!

[@hannahrandles2091]

you explain this better then anything. i understand it now! thank you.

[@Madorandom]

Thank for all your videos! Please keep it up.

[@NanoShifter]

Going into an exam today, thanks this helped!! Now hopefully I remember all this

[@tanyathep1]

@@cartooninfinity3467 2020 we wanna know xD

[@jessicaschabatka8377]

thank you for all your help

[@erinmccabe1984]

THANK YOU!!!!! I have been trying to work this out for ages ( I have a really bad lecturer who over complicates things) Now I get it and in time as I have an exam on this tomorrow morning. I didn't realise it was that simple.

[@mercygwmyo981]

Great teacher, he is so patient for student.

[@tone2k9]

thanks Sir , loving all your videos

[@noeliahector7580]

Thank you for your videos, they are super helpful. If you dont mind a suggestion, i would number the videos from easier to harder on each topic. but otherwise, your explanations and animations are fantastic!!!

[@jessicaa.4476]

thank you so much, I love your way of teaching!

[@harshavarthini488]

Thankyou Anderson....all ur videos are more informative and damn interesting.....my favourite subject is biology and you made it the most favourite subject of mine.... Loving it

[@nj6694]

very helpful. I'm using this to study for my mcat genetic section. I also have genetics class in the fall coming up and I want a leg up on the material

[@zoejones6387]

Thank you so much!

[@TheSPACEDIEVEST1]

Yes it is very helpful. Thank you sir.

[@WheresMyMailbox]

All the words I didn't know was explained by you. Thanks.

[@Rabiecakes]

THANK YOU for your videos!

[@mike091192]

thank you sir for this video..this helped me a lot in teaching strategies..

[@mimm4332]

great contributor thnx

[@Bobsry16]

Informative! This is why i'm doing genetic counselling.

[@taspeteris]

Thanks Mr Andersen!

[@neokify]

THANKS FOR ALL THE HELP !!! :D

[@GirRulesx3]

My AP Biology test is coming up. This helps so much. Thanks

[@Croak]

"and in this PODcast, ..." heh.

[@MyPokemonn]

thank you so much! :)

[@debbiemelinette4121]

thanks you are greatly appreciated

[@agent475816]

Thank You. This is a great video.

[@SWRDFSH3850]

Kewl vid,.... does he do this on a samsung tablet + an editor cause it really looks like it..?

[@simplyshernade4165]

I love you man.

[@mynameissavannah1]

i can say i learned something tonight, thank you

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Hey Mr. Fadel look! it's meee! :D Your Favv Student! Watching this video and getting my homework done on Saturday while i have some free time! From your only good looking student, Adam Smith!

[@GeeklingNo1]

Thank you! You've helped this homeschooler with her biology!!! I couldn't for the life of me understand it in book form XD

[@CraftClash]

Why can I learn this in 11 minutes better then I could in an hour and a half? Why are we in school?

[@Cobyt501st]

What's the difference between this video and the other Mendelian genetics video?

[@Rachel-vi5ns]

please.be.my.bio.teacher

[@johnkim2480]

thank you always! but in 5:09, when you say "all organisms will have 2 genes for a trait, you mean 2 ALLELES not genes right ?

[@gianluca4254]

John Dong Hun Kim I second this question

[@ricktrick2656]

Thanks for helping Paul. You make Human Bio - Genetics anyway, a way lot more easier to understand than the University lecturers will ever do. I'm sure they just want to look smarter to their students but really come out unsuccessful know-it-alls.

[@marycochran1205]

Mr. Anderson, I like all your video but, I am confused my professortold us if you have two letters that are the same they are "Heterozygous" and if they are differenet they are "Homozygous". On this video (9:05) you stated the two capital "RR" was Homozygous. please help!

[@Grawp55]

Wasn't Mendel amazing? Such patience, growing all those generations of plants, I can't grow any!

[@ciscosnz_yt9996]

can use this as an answer sheet for my edpuzzle

[@killat0r]

So if Y and y assort independently and so do R and r. This means that you could still, also, get Yellow Wrinkled pods correct? Seeing as the Y and R are never linked nor are the y and r.

[@cherrykalathoti4611]

They would be tested separately, but yes. You would use a dihybrid

[@Yomomma-jf9iy]

Big hug!

[@saharamill2464]

2018 still so helpful Mr bozeman

[@tatu5tatu]

amazing way to explain genetics, thumbs up!! and thanks again for your videos.

[@iriverriver]

my male biology teacher has a crush on him, but it's strictly academic, still...

[@TheJcaban]

Who DOESN'T have a crush on Mr. Andersen?

[@ISing2Liv1142]

At 5:09, you say that each organism is going to have 2 genes for each trait. Isn't the correct wording 2 alleles for each gene/trait?

[@emuhleey]

Yes, that's what I was thinking.

[@poeticallyinclined6537]

In pea plants, yellow seeds (G) are dominant to green seeds (g). A true-breeding plant with yellow seeds is crossed to a true-breeding plant with green seeds. The F1 progeny for this cross are bred with each other. You pick 4 random seeds and plant them. What is the probability that all the first three seeds produce yellow plants and they fourth one produces green seeds in that order?

[@executionerairsoft8055]

Wouldn't it be 0% chance of any yellow since it would be GG*gg. Only producing Gg?

[@FinaChan]

i wish i found these videos 2 years ago D:

[@cwilly8]

these videos are the only reason how i pass biology...

[@princejamin8748]

actually, there is a mistake in this video. genes should be aligned or placed alphabetically for example, YyRr should be RrYy since R comes before Y in the alphabet

[@joker40378]

Thank you! This sure helped!

[@dman12200]

At 4:20 you said "homozygous recessive" when I think you meant "homozygous dominant" but otherwise another great video

[@thepirate8765]

I hope this will help me on my advanced biology exam

[@danielsoccol207]

is it just me or I would never be able to remember this.

[@alhornz]

Legend

[@generalsquiddy6082]

Best. Teacher. EVER.

[@akhilgajjala6018]

Mr. Andersen, if I got a heterozygous genotype (for ex. Pp), would the dominant allele be expressed or carried, or are both alleles going to be carried?

[@umairiqbal5172]

It means that P(dominant gene) will be expressed but your DNA will still have that recessive gene p

[@b.v.npranav446]

what is a back cross? plz answer....

[@albertomendoza5356]

What is an allele

[@schaferund1812]

love this

[@masoncottingham5504]

Thanks so much

[@skzzolo]

if i pass my biology test tomorrow, this is the reason why

[@xFreezeBlade]

at 8:21 you didn't even write the answer!! :(

[@joshmartin4441]

this really helps cause I got a test tomorrow for science

[@FrenzyLight]

I learned less from this by watching the video 3 times, than my teacher explaining it in 30 seconds.

[@pcxrejn]

THANK YOU

[@xkyutelaogrlx]

this is still confusing to me figuring out the phenotypes and the genotypes and the punnett square... my biology teacher has no idea what hes doing but this is a little bit more better then what hes teaching. Thanks for making the vids i really need to learn this on my test !

[@belulbereket2431]

THANK YOU MUCH!!!!'

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any summaries

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you helped me a loooottt

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[@Gonelike123]

Gosh, I really wish I understood this, lol. Can't wait till I learn this in school. -middle schooler, lol

[@amalabuhilal2309]

thanx ... :)

[@JPiano]

I think in the last problem, the answer should be 1/2 because the probability of getting Yy when you cross Yy x Yy is 1, not 1/2. So you multiply 1/2 * 1 = 1/2.

[@stephenblog98]

Thanks

[@sagarvhanmane]

There should be no lines or light lines on palms

[@rgudduu]

Helped. thx

[@artembluntzki7376]

Haha lol, me too! I only grew one so far in the past 2 years.

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nice composure

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Thank you Bozemannnnnnnnnnnnnnn !!!

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Danny K was here lol

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Thx