STRUCTURE OF DNA

[@aditirai4583]

This video is so helpful!! every line has meaningful information and is explained concisely and alltogether in a video ..Thanks a lot.......

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

I like the way you drew it out. It was very easy to comprehend.

[@manasikrs7314]

This was so clear & I LIKE the drawings .. just to say here1:27 it’s glycosylic

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Instablaster.

[@ابوسالمالجنوبي-ر5ظ]

What is the reference material.!!! Good video, I gained some new information.

[@jannafanta5707]

nicely described with pictures thank you!

[@harshulkaushal4606]

This helped me alot thanks for the information

[@ayemyatthazin2611]

In construction DNA 3same base pairs sequence continuously is right or wrong ? Eg A to T after that A to T after A to T

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Nicely explained 🎉

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yoo this is sick!!! that George trick is so helpful

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

For some reason I struggle to remember the words to pneumonics. I like to find small things the words have in common instead. For example: Cytosine and Thymine both have the letter Y, just like pYrimidine. So then I automatically know that Adenine and Guanine must be purines.

[@grantmcgowan2049]

This video is pretty hype to be fair. Good job.

[@Anthony-er7mh]

Great video but the animation was kinda weird

[@kamrunandalfaz]

Just loved it😇

[@sirrchris249]

please can you explain the difference between non-coding and coding DNA again? it seems you exchanged the explanation or i did not pay attention. overall best video though keep it up and we appreciate you non-coding DNA----DNA which does not follow the principle Dagoma of molecular biology(DNA>RNA>PROTEIN) coding/sense-----DNA which follows the above principles and codes for protein. i stand to be corrected thanks

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Super

[@omaimaelshamy6680]

This video has helped me a lot thank you so much 😊

[@hfxthimxthrizx9469]

Thank you🙏

[@parimalancn1855]

Good

[@srphysicsphysics2139]

Super class

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

For some reason I struggle to remember the words to pneumonics. I like to find small things the words have in common instead. For example: Cytosine and Thymine both have the letter Y, just like pYrimidine. So then I automatically know that Adenine and Guanine must be purines.

[@emilykayskinner6068]

Thank you

[@TeklemedhnWelu]

Interesting

[@dentosconcepts3288]

GOOD EXPLAINATION

[@Limarwic]

Excellent thank you

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Wow!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!!!

[@suhaibaziz4597]

Thank you

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[@AdalbertoJuninho]

Wait, are we actually made out of sugar?

[@MsStack42]

No, Honey !

[@hafsanaveed4124]

Make a video on bonds in AT GC

[@omaimaelshamy6680]

Could you download a video for the cell cycle

[@ursine82]

good but slow down a bit

[@zareenafatima5333]

Thanks

[@keeganstanley2001]

i dont understand

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

Which part? Basically dna consists of two strands coiling around each other. The gaps are called grooves, the major groove is a larger gap than the minor groove. Dna usually twists in a clockwise direction, when it is hyper twisted/ over twisted then it is called positive supercoiling. If it is twisted in a counter clockwise direction then it is called negative supercoiling. I'm not an expert, that's just what I was taught in class.

[@suzironson]

5 major bio molecules

[@jigyasasharma8379]

at 0:41 its hydroxyl in place of oxygen

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Only one has it. Mt 13:11 Revelation 2:27

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Thank you 🙏