Genomic Imprinting|CSIR NET JRF|Life Science|parder Willi & Angelman syndrome|genetics|inheritance

[@pranjananiyogi]

Parder is p.. Means papa.. That's why it is from father.. Simple trick

[@urmilalingayat6952]

So Excellent Explained!!🙏Thanku Mam!!

[@chanpreetkaur1306]

Veryy well explained....thankk youuu soo much...🙂

[@niharikananda1127]

Thank you ma'm for explaining simply this topic . No doubts ahead 👍🏻🥳🥳🥳😇😇😇👍🏻

[@globalwit]

thankyou for this lucid lecture mam

[@questionsconceptual3948]

Very nice explanation mam

[@eusufaslife9523]

Mashallah, you are the perfect example of beauty with brain 🧠.. helpful lecture ma'am..

[@suhaildar6656]

Badiya...Mam In simple terms.. Nucleus frm paternal nd maternal side are equal in content but not equal in function..

[@narendernayak3354]

Nicely explained

[@racerrahaman7120]

Thanks for explanation was very useful!

[@nikhilspparatwagh6700]

No 1 teaching

[@dikanshparmar5650]

I want to thank you .. this topic is clear in my mind no confusion at all. Thanks good explanation in short time.

[@thesuperbiology5804]

Short, Simple, Nicely explained

[@urmilalingayat6952]

Even in Angel's disease as it is maternal take M & Angel's A,MA MA--- Angel's PAPA--Parder

[@ananyakashyap4759]

Thank you. Short and simple

[@riteshdey1410]

Thank you mam, It helped me a lot in understanding this in a very easy way.

[@hemantsajwan5246]

It should be paternal not parental (trick) , well explained it mam

[@AsifAli-rp5xi]

Mam plz make a video on imprint from ecology otherwise the lecture is fabulous as always 😍😍

[@payallakhnotra1801]

Mam plz explain lod score for linkage testing

[@carlettagoodrich-mann1377]

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[@AvinashAlex-t4l]

Thanks a lot ma'am 🙏🙏😊

[@drshreyashgupta1216]

Very well explained..thanks 👍👍

[@sonamsahu9519]

7:15 it is paternal not parental 👍

[@kashwiagrawal9785]

Very well explained

[@akmneyamatullah11]

wow. i understand clearly.. thanks

[@carlettagoodrich-mann1377]

Changing the outcome genetic codes is now available.

[@bhawnaverma3297]

Parental nhi paternal**Nice video thankuu

[@englepandurang8156]

Thank you so much mam❤

[@shireenanwar3734]

Thanx Very nice Only one correction mam It's paternal not parental

[@niks8924]

Genomic equivalence ko v explain kijiye mam

[@ritikasingh8809]

thank you so much

[@globalwit]

mam can you suggest a good book for proteomics and genomics

[@artijaiswal1218]

Thank you mam ..

[@alicevarsha5869]

Parder willi syndrome-Papa &Angelman syndrome -Mamma.

[@carlettagoodrich-mann1377]

Genetic codes from two donors

[@DrAllkane]

Thanks ma'am

[@thesuperbiology5804]

Thank you

[@prajjwaljagwan7780]

Thank you ❤️💗

[@thegirlfromeasternworld]

Thank you ☺️

[@rohanraj2562]

It will be paternal instead of parental in trick part, i guess 😅

[@jayamishra8086]

I can understand English very well

[@adarshharidas6680]

Thankyou ❤️

[@dikanshparmar5650]

Thanks

[@shambhaveebarnwal5292]

Mother hi angel ho skti h to angelman disease is bcz of mother

[@naveenraj4212]

at last ur saying the trick na father is denoted as PATERNAL not parental.

[@295_subhasripanda8]

Can you please provide notes?

[@storiesstorage3588]

*paternal

[@ashvindumadiya5269]

Hello madam.... I'm preparing for CSIR NET, but I find it hard to understand the topics from botany and zoology.. which reference books I should prefer and how can I chose just important subtopics from that portion?

[@BansalBiologyAvantika]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXfbgJSXi9yJhJo I have mentioned books in this video. Please go through it.

[@banitasahu6841]

@@BansalBiologyAvantika 🤣

[@bemuralist8331]

🙏🙏🌹🌹💗💗

[@inspiredbynature8971]

Are thoda slow bola kre aap aisa lgta h book read kr rhi

[@spiceup4100]

She looks like manisha koirala....

[@jayamishra8086]

Mam Thoda Hindi me bhi padhaya kijiya

[@shalugoutam1763]

Prader willi syndrome

[@kbalamuralikrishna4585]

Any saifabad science collage students before exams

[@satishcoolcoolkumar]

Nice

[@cptiwari1920]

You are my crush from today 😍🌹

[@Dse629]

Hello mam , can you please tell me how much time you give to each unit for csirnet bcz I'm appearing first time for 2020 exam

[@BansalBiologyAvantika]

It's totally dependent on you , which unit you are good into and which unit you think you have to give more time. I can tell you that maximum time consuming units are unit 2,3,4,last these are the most time consuming. First you have to decide how many units you want to prepare for the examination then you have to divide the remaining months for each unit. Hope this helps you. All the very best👍

[@keerthanapalassery6145]

Super figure 💔

[@mahmoudmaherelrefay8327]

U look like mia Khalifa 😢

[@atalabehera896]

Please respect a teacher bsdk ,😡😡

[@abhisekdey6428]

Nice