Wobble Pairing Study Tips

[@WhereYouWannaBe]

this was great for my undergrad genetics class! thanks!

[@classicmusicalworld6332]

Amazing ❤ . It's always a treat to listen from the teachers like you

[@mahindra123456789]

Concise and accurate. Thank you. Probably the best video on this concept on youtube.

[@dorothyotogbolu6485]

I concur!

[@yansirreaviles5036]

This is the best video I've seen on this topic!! Thank you so much, Professor!

[@radhiahidouci4070]

I am a baccalaureate student form an Arab country and I benefited from this video even though my English is somewhat weak

[@storymojo32]

Has to be Algeria

[@thamarahansi]

Short and sweet! Thank you sir!

[@relaxingcooking2993]

The best explanation on KZbin so far, thank you!

[@jasontuli9036]

Great clear and informative lecture! Well done.

[@princesstomy4239]

very helpfull, thank you and you clarify it just in 3 minutes, hope you all the best 🌹

[@bhargavi368]

Thank u so much...!!! For that nice, crisp, class about translation.... Needed it much!!!! Great lecture 😇😇😇👌👌helped me a lottttt

[@phil_obrien]

Thank you very much for an excellent set of videos. I'm trying to get into bioinformatics with a 0% background in biology. I've been reading the books but videos such as these are invaluable because they're so well done!

[@quinnbuffet3825]

How does this not result in a faulty protein, though? If it isn't exact, couldn't there be a mismatched amino acid?

[@EleviaBruce]

I sometimes wonder if he filmed all of the videos in one day or if he sadly only owns one shirt. :) Also, I discovered this channel while studying for organic and microbiology classes. I am returning for the great content as an aid to genetics and biochemistry.

[@EleviaBruce]

@Andres F :)

[@meorhakim7139]

Lol

[@ammaarfirdauz]

😂😂

[@manumanuk2595]

Merci beaucoup ça m'a vraiment aidé à comprendre wobble base

[@yourfuturedocburenbeiya]

So helpful; I keep forgetting this! Thank you so much!

[@prianggaibrahimas7515]

i really like your videos, please upload more and daily. thanks

[@PremedHQ]

We have some videos in the works :)

[@prianggaibrahimas7515]

@@PremedHQ thanks

[@devpatel4087]

So then the complementary tRNA base for a third wobble base would be the first tRNA base (because of the antiparallel nature of the strands)?

[@raghadtamim8024]

Thank you for all the vids 🙌

[@MegaMetalSolid]

i love you man, it really helped me

[@gleb251747]

such a handsome guy, thaks for explanation)

[@cutepuppy1867]

Thank you! This really helped

[@albertkao7091]

I like this guy

[@bayancoldplay]

Thank you so much❤

[@rawrsophiex]

great video!! thank you!

[@-MDasan]

Thank you

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Thanks so much

[@acno5012]

Thank you sir

[@mo-jl8im]

I always simple and great 💜💜

[@francisvinquiote300]

Merci mec ta façon d'expliquer est impec'

[@phil_obrien]

@@thefenerbahcesk4156 "mec" = "guy" under most circumstances, but as phrased here means "mate" or "buddy". So quite an informal way of speaking but not rude at all. "impec'" is simply an abbreviation of "impeccable" which has more or less the same meaning in English and in French.

[@phil_obrien]

@@thefenerbahcesk4156 No worries! I took French in high school too (in Ireland) and I was terrible at it until I eventually moved to France for a decade in my 20's! I had to either swim or drown! Now, if I could swim the DNA/RNA/Protein waters without drowning that would be an extra bonus! :-)

[@morkus34]

Thanksss😊

[@melekyonat1163]

Thank you.

[@dinastyvenom8506]

better than my genetic lesson thanks

[@ravishmgm]

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[@krin5506]

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