Pedigree Flowchart

[@_Jado]

Very short, concise and to the point. Perfectly executed sir, and thank you.

[@vahidheydari86]

your videos are great , every time i refused to study pedigree but with your useful videos I am more familiar with it , much appreciated , great job

[@Aarti_artist-k2z]

all my doubts were cleared after going through your videos! thank u ! you are doing a wonderful job !!!

[@Kmohn81187]

Great videos, I watched them all for my genetics class and they really helped. Thanks!

[@whitewiped]

Loved the conciseness, and the explanations for why each criteria meant dominant / recessive and whether it was x-linked or autosomal. I have a test later today for this, and things are much more easier now. Thanks!

[@podolskipodolski8783]

Sending my appreciation to you. Please do not stop creating the great videos

[@wrangasafi3170]

Thank you so much! You are the best! Please continue with this...

[@ketoneboosted3623]

You sir, just saved me. Seriously, i've gone video to video and there are contradictions when I actually do these charts that make them not work. THANK YOU

[@zQToXiiC]

Im a german student, but this was more helpful for me than german vids to a pedigree analysis. Thank you!

[@Jgfhujnggg23342]

Hey Sir, you made this video 9 years ago. Im 25 and im just letting you know, STILL you are helping science students, Im subscribing, thank you.

[@sls1776]

Thank you so much for all of your content!! Tremendously helpful!

[@AlmostAnything]

greatest lecture !!! really learned it !

[@kosayen2]

Don't lose that simplicity and the use of trees/mind maps; they are what makes you good (along with short yet richly-informative texts).

[@lalita_soren]

Hi! Thanks for clearing my doubts. I had least idea about dominant, recessive traits. I was wondering what to study, where to get it. But fortunately came across your video. I have most of my doubts got cleared. Thank you again for that, it's very very much informative.

[@maggiechandler2139]

Ive watched all your videos. Thank youu

[@BiologyForFree]

wow sir!!! please keep it up. Awesomely explained

[@maryanikraam50]

Thank you very much it was well explained. As well easy to understand.

[@gabensontv]

This dude kicks ass.

[@SEASON-tv-4208]

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[@mostafaimproveimpact3628]

amazing work!!

[@rikkichiao3588]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! omg finally got that wow

[@anirbanbarman7082]

Sir u r great....

[@emiliadyck3235]

this man has swag

[@himanshumani8262]

Thank you Sir for explaining it so well 🙏

[@kushanpatel4775]

You are great! Thanks So much.

[@usamamoh886]

great job >>>> we need one about Gene map and linkage please

[@naginakhan1ify]

Perfect explanation

[@DoctorMustafa9]

Thank you :)

[@ezzeldin3714]

Begins at 1:25

[@biocapsuleneet3689]

Comprehensive approach Due Regard. From Kashmir.

[@dcroko]

great video. Observation: you stated that a individual with a Y chromosome must be a male regardless of their number of X's. Actually the one particular gene that truly defines maleness is the SRY. so if this SRY gene is inactivated in the Y chromosome, then it's possible you can have a XY female.

[@shelbyford5135]

Thank you i was hoping someone would say that!

[@AyeItsNakia]

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[@benkatz914]

cheers for the help

[@jacksonstarship6179]

Anyone gonna bring up that this dude looks like Vince Vaughn?

[@AdriPA-C]

thank you so much you are great

[@thabilemaisen6278]

I salute

[@parthpatel6360]

then how to figure out y-linked

[@3wopsand2cakers]

Parth Patel I believe that y chromosomes do not carry traits

[@captainprice4998]

So useful thank you

[@trojanhell7639]

Why can’t u be my genetics teacher

[@TheMEDvidz]

Good and simple. Thanks

[@hoka9545]

thanks

[@mohammadalam9924]

Thanking you 💐💐💐💐sir

[@shiwekaravindran3850]

why didnt you talk about y linked?

[@3wopsand2cakers]

shiweka R i believe that y chromosomes do not carry traits

[@Milan9Zlatangoogle]

It does, it's just not very common.

[@matttzzz2]

Not a good video. You just assumed that EVERY recessive pedigree MUST have a skipped generation, that is simply not true and you've misled everyone here into thinking they can automatically exclude recessive genes if they don't see a skipped generation. You've made this error in other videos as well.

[@ashu07800]

Tq sir.my doubt is cleaed

[@rajeshmohanty-dombivli8465]

Thanks sir.

[@otfastona7904]

Thanks sir

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[@sergiou5343]

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