The Structure of DNA

[@swatichhibber3575]

No matter how perfectly you learn the concept... after seeing this, you won't be able to forget this event if you want.. This is the power of visualisation.... Great job.. Thanks..

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When biology, chemistry and physics are joined altogether. My brain wants to explode. ._.

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Biology, chemistry and physics are separated so that we can study the nature easily. There is no such thing as biology in the nature. The real nature is the blend of these subjects.

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There's no physics in this...

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Andrea Leone there is no physics in this. This is just basic biochemistry:))

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[@ivanviveros]

This is by far the most beautifully made and most understandable explanation! Straightforward and clear.

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[@وعدالآخرة-ع7ن]

وعد الآخرة قانون النسبة الثابتة ٢٢ / ٧ ٣،١٤٢٨٥٧١٤٢٩ هنالك دلالات للأرقام وفق الميزان الذي وضعه الله سبحانه وتعالى في سورة الرحمن سناخذ جانب خلق الانسان اول انسان خلق هو أدم علية السلام وأول ذكر له جاء في سورة البقرة الآيه(٣١) وجاءت سورة الإنسان بالتسلسل(٧٦) واياتها (٣١) وحين وردت آية (فباي الاء ربكما تكذبان ) في سورة الرحمن كان عددها (٣١) ابتداءا"من الآية(١٣) جاءت سورة الجن بالتسلسل(٧٢) واياتها(٢٨) عند جمع الأرقام بعد الفارزه ٩+٢+٤+١+٧+٥+٨+٢+٤+١= ٤٣ وهذا الرقم يشير الى آيات سورة الرعد(٤٣) بالتسلسل(١٣) وخصوصا الآيه الاخيرة المتعلقة بمن عنده ((علم الكتاب )) وايضا سورة الزخرف بالتسلسل (٤٣) واياتها (٨٩) بما ان نصف القرآن ٥٧ لذا الرقم ٣ أيضا يمثل نصف القرآن عند اعتبار القرآن (٦) أجزاء بناءا على قسمة عدد السور على الرقم (١٩) ٣ تمثل علم الكتاب اما الرقم ٤٣ من عنده علم الكتاب ٤٣ + ٣ = ٤٦ وهذا الرقم يمثل عدد الكروموسومات في خلايا بناء الإنسان ٢٣ زوج موزعة بين (٥) و(٧) ضمن الشريط الرقمي عدد النقاط على الأحرف العربية(٢٢) لتمييزها وتصبح(٢٣) اذا أضفنا الهمزة ألتي تميز حرف(ك) عن (ل) في حين الكروموسومات(٢٢) زوج منها جسمي اما الزوج (٢٣) فهو الكروموسوم الجنسي الذي يميز الذكر عن الأنثى الجزء الأول من القرآن( المكون) من (٥٧) سورة (٢٩) منها بتسلسل فردي والباقي (٢٨) بتسلسل زوجي اما الجزء الثاني بالعكس تابع أن شاء الله سبحانه وتعالى علاقه الرقم (٤٣) بسورة إبراهيم(١٤) وسورة البقرة (٢) ومعنى النجم والشجر يسجدان.؛:$&(()

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Hats off to the illustrator... This perfect animations certainly deserve appreciation.. good job guys..

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finally I find a video which make me able to understand DNA so nicely

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[@roichqr]

your explanation is so clear. I totally love it.

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[@matthewbartsh9167]

It's wrong at 1:18 because it shows adenosine phosphate but the label is "adenine". Likewise with the other three nucleotides, which are incorrectly labelled, respectively, "guanine", "thymine", and "cytosine". Thus, nucleotides are conflated with bases.

[@professorchimp1]

@@matthewbartsh9167 You are correct. Thank you for commenting on that, it made me realize that ADP and ATP are the same as a nucleotide with an adenine base but with one and two more phosphates added. Biology is awesome.

[@matthewbartsh9167]

@@professorchimp1 Your appreciation is appreciated. I'm glad I was of some help. Looking at my comment I see that I wrote "adenosine phosphate", which is correct, but not as precise as "adenosine monophosphate", and now I wish I'd written the latter. Adenosine monosphosphate is also known as AMP. Also, I noticed another mistake, or at least that's how I see it, at 2:10 where it says, "the DNA backbone" which I think is misleading, although a very common way of talking. As I see it, it should be "one of the two backbones", "the strand backbone", or "the DNA strand backbone", because each DNA molecule, having two strands, has two "backbones", one for each strand. Perhaps better still would be to talk of two ladder rails, each with a set of half rungs, that joined together form a complete ladder with two ladder rails joined by rungs, each rung being a base pair.

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I realy felt sorry for the students who want to learn this topic but didn't watch this video yet

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[@oliviamohning7095]

After finishing my BS in bio, I've gone on to pursue a career in bioinformatics. Going back and refreshing my memory on these basic concepts, I'm amazed at how many of the smaller details I'd forgotten. Thank you so much for this video. You've covered the smaller details while keeping it very concise and clear. The visuals are outstanding and the narration is calming and chill enough to listen to when getting ready to go to sleep. 10/10!

[@paulwalsh2344]

I've watched a lot of great videos about DNA structure and replication, but this is the first video to include a demonstration on how nucleotide hydrogen bonds and protein/enzyme bonding works, so BRAVO !

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[@RajniGupta-n3l]

The most amazing animation of DNA on internet till now! Thankyou :)

[@tamaragriesel4783]

This is gorgeous. Clear, cogent, and just the right length for classroom use. Definitely my new go-to for DNA structure.

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@@MITxBio I will. I teach Microbiology to nursing and MLT students at a technical college. My students tend to be visual and kinesthetic learners who learn best by seeing a process in action, when they aren't able to do it ourselves. (And on to my search for a ribosome plushie with tRNA mini plushes...)

[@queenkarlna]

A video on the structure of an RNA please

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[@dagusm737]

As a teacher, i don't know how to appreciate this enough. Great job

[@AndrewMHall]

This is fantastic. You've done a concise and clear job of communicating essential aspects of this fascinating molecule! Thank you!

[@bahadurkhan5499]

Hi ,I'm from Bangladesh. It was helpful for me. Thank you very much

[@yumijung9242]

This video was so great! I am a 6th grader and I like biology. This video explained DNA so well!

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Explanation is simple,easy to understand,excellent video

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[@mooo2596]

Thanks, I understand about 60% of the DNA basics after watching this video

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rest 40% lol how did ur exam go

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[@AmitKumar-yd4mu]

BEST, please provide such types of explainations to other types of complex structures

[@arcy9289]

can someone re-explain the major/minor grooves part? I'm not sure I understood it all. thanks

[@BensCoffeeRants]

I think it's just like one side has smaller grooves the other side larger grooves.

[@aasthakumari4888]

Arcy evn i ddnt get it correctly

[@abcddhcbachjgb6518]

major groove parts indicate the most published characteristics which come from father or mother...if major groove part comes from mother the other groove part comes from father

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[@subh250883]

Hi Arcy...I think I can explain you. Let me know how?

[@josiemoreau7049]

Thank you for saving my Bio grade

[@isupportlovethewonderfulwo3893]

This video is really amazing! SERIOUSLY! This is the best video I've found which took it's time to explain DNA from A to Z on the visual side !!! I seriously applaud whoever or the group of people who created this video!!!! I can sense a great level of care and passion was taken place while doing this video. We need more instructors, videos as these in the world. For the most part, science is so compacted, it must be taught carefully and in finer details. Some people lose their interest because of inpatient instructors, or lack of effort from the well knowledgeable teachers, researchers and so forth. Some people also may think because someone doesn't understand a certain material or materials, they are incompetent, unable to succeed but the truth is not everyone's brain functions the same. Some people might know how to draw a sun on paper with a marker in two seconds and can't easily understand photosynthesis. Others may not even know where to start to draw a sun on paper with a marker but can understand photosynthesis right away.

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This video is very good. students who shy in class and cant ask there question ❤

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Omg, please i request you to put more videos like these on different topics, it is really appreciated, I wish I could have found this video 6 years before for better understanding the concept behind how the beautifully the DNA🧬 is structured ❤🙁 please post more and more we need you, there's only 5 videos I could see on this channel, please I request you to post more and more such animated videos, also I got to know your websites, I'll be checking out them now, but please🙏 keep posting

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Very explain is so clear ,thank you so much ❤

[@Minitutor_SRGK]

5:40 tired?

[@Kay_The_Grim_Reaper]

OMG! This is the best DNA explaination video I've seen! I feel like after such a visualization I'll never forget it. You really helped me a lot to finally understand it. And you've included hydrogen bonds and pi-pi ones, reason behind bases pairing like that and other details I had no idea about. Thank you so much! Love from Russia

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Thank you for this amazing explanation. My professor in Veterinary Medicine in Brazil recomended this video to the class.

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[@solvated_photon]

The magic of phosphorus (V) is in binding our nucleic acids together and forming the basis of cellular respiration/energy

[@mahiemenon6667]

Thank you so much ! Great animation! Now, a study of an hour is made into a study of minutes.😊

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That's like a sugar to eat love

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thank you for your presentation

[@pranavdwivedi5809]

Very nice voice with a very nice explanation...Thanks "It helped me a lot" and i want your teaching channel to be the best

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[@itsReallyLou]

Wow! This work is of the highest quality on so many levels. Listening to the voice, I see a lovely and amazing person.

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Good grief, that was amazing! Thank you for the time and dedication it took to produce that. What a delicious start to my day.😊

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[@joykittoe756]

This is the best animation presentation I have ever watched, so simplified

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[@061904eric]

This video was very insightful and helpful. It even taught me some things i did not know already about the DNA structure and the actual reasoning of why Adenine pairs with Thyamine, and Guanine pairs with Cytosine.

[@ImpactedCanine]

Best explanation about something I’ve ever heard in my entire life. WOW. THANK YOU.

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[@lekhanachandra664]

A very clear explanation of DNA i have watched so far . Neat and clean 🤝

[@Ilemaurice687]

Molecular techniques use DNA which can be manipulated for various purposes. One basic approach is to cut DNA specifically using restriction enzymes. Explain how you would demonstrate the result of using different enzymes on a DNA sample under different digestion condition. Plz if u can do it in very simple word so i can understand it.

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Hidden DNA Potential is like a secret treasure, and shirlest reveals it brilliantly. I'm so thankful I found this resource. It’s been life-altering in the best way possible.

[@saucysauce204]

this is an excellent animation and VO. thank you!

[@CSUnger]

Strange that the average comment is amazed and delighted at the video illustration and not the complexity of the molecule.

[@ThatoGee]

Thank you so much for the nice and clearly explained content, with such good quality graphics.

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NICE EXPLANATION

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This is literally what I wanted for biology exam .. thank you so much....finally I could understand it 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

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@@MITxBio how do they know which protein to produce alote and other less or non like having blue eyes or green eyes?

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Thank You so much for a great Video! I am using this video segment for a project in school! I really appreciate what you do for the educational community and my fellow peers appreciate it as well. Thank You!

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[@jonathanturek5846]

Tetrahydriol and lysergic acid is part of DNA ?

[@user-ec5hh4qj6g]

"I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." Psalm 139:1 DNA Blueprint of life.

[@fgfanta]

1:40 If like me you are confused because the C atoms in the sugar are number counterclockwise, while perhaps you expected them to be clockwise, image to make the same drawing with a marker on glass. Now if you look at the glass from one side, you get the C atoms numbered counterclockwise, and the 5' to 3' prime direction going left to right (on the top polymer); if you look at it from the other side, you get the C atoms numbered clockwise and the 5' to 3' direction going right to left!

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love how accurate the animation is

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really helpful to understand the structure of the DNA ... great work!

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You must have read my mind, because your video is exactly what I wanted. You picked the perfect explanation for me.

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nice explanation and and animation as well

[@satnamo]

AT CG w1-w The geometry of the base pairs AT=TA and GC=CG are the same, allowing for symmetry, and base stacking to stablize the double helix=SxS.

[@priyankasaini2292]

thanks for this video ... I really needed it its very helpful for the learning students

[@idegteke]

So nice that it’s composed THE WAY that we could still remain able to explain it as random phenomena with nothing else behind... just to avoid insulting us with the obvious fact that the observable world is not primary.

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I don't even understand this,but its really awesome

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[@MrDino1953]

So glad this video has no background music.

[@nirjharaloy6108]

A superb illustration indeed!

[@johngbadebo2016]

This video on the Structure and functions of DNA, as well as explanations on the difference between DNA and RNA was very helpful in realistic learning. Thanks a lot for your effort.

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[@giridhar1424]

thank you very much. Helped me in continuing my studies....!!!

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I can't believe Hidden DNA Potential isn't more widely discussed. Shirlest opened up so many doors for me, and I've seen such a positive shift in my life since. It’s truly a game changer.

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Great, I got a test tomorrow!

[@nataliecool100]

good luck.. :)

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Amazing 3d video and explanation ❤️

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12:01 am What a understandable video I've seen. It just got in to my brain. Wow.such a nice animation 👏😭

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everything super personified .. best explaintion with clear concepts ...n offcourse the perfect animation its totally amazing..... thanx for a perfect video

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Thanks for the knowledge and clearing my confusion in DNA, Love it

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loved your explanation. i was struggling with many details, which i understood easily through your video.

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its easily to understand thnx

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Good work Thank you

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highly thorough and well presented!

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After reading Hidden DNA Potential through shirlest, my entire approach to life has shifted. I feel empowered and ready to conquer challenges. This is knowledge everyone should have.

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How can someone dislike this super amazing

[@Genetics101]

Simply terrific! Great job: concise, clear, and informative.

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Excellent animation and graphics and nice explanation

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Good for understanding easily..... 👍👍

[@shaun1293]

So... what actually differs in DNA to make genes different and therefore us unique?

[@colamentos4738]

Thank you! Helped big time!

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Nice simple and effective explanation in short video. Very effective and efficient mode to learn this topic. Thanks for your this video

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧬 DNA is deoxyribonucleic acid, and this video explores its key structural features and their importance for function. 00:29 🧬 Double-stranded DNA forms a double helix, with the most common form being B-form DNA. 00:58 🧬 Each DNA strand consists of polynucleotides made up of nucleotides with three components: a five-carbon sugar, a phosphate group, and one of four nitrogenous bases. 01:25 🧬 Nucleotides in DNA are deoxynucleotides, and they bond through phosphodiester bonds, forming the DNA backbone with a 5' to 3' directionality. 02:23 🧬 DNA strands have different orientations, with one being 5' to 3' and the other 3' to 5'. 02:50 🧬 DNA strands interact through non-covalent hydrogen bonds between the bases, forming base pairs that are specific in their pairing. 03:47 🧬 DNA base pairs include pyrimidines (thymine and cytosine) and purines (adenine and guanine), which form hydrogen bonds with specific geometry. 04:16 🧬 The DNA double helix is highly regular, with each turn comprising approximately ten base pairs, and pi-pi interactions between bases stabilize the structure. 04:44 🧬 The DNA double helix features major and minor grooves that act as recognition and binding sites for proteins, allowing sequence-specific and non-sequence-specific interactions. 05:14 🧬 Understanding DNA's structural features helps explain its function and how proteins interact with it for various tasks. Made with HARPA AI

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Short and crisp explanation, altogether!

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Amazing job! 👏 I am in 9th standard but I study high level biology concepts cuz my its my fav sub :D, could you also do a vid explaining structure of biomolecules and nucleophilic attacks? Its a really complicated topic so..... Please consider, tks. Edit: I also want to understand sense and anti-sense tks

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