Transcription and Translation, excerpt 2 | MIT 7.01SC Fundamentals of Biology

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Understood Transcription and translation in 20 min more then i did in 2 years of biology Classes , wish we had more profs like him

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good man...this wraps it up in 20 minutes what my professor tried to get across in nearly 2 weeks

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my professor tried it for one month but still not understand crtly

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Ten years later and still the best lectures out here ! I wish my professors taught like this.

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He wraps all of it in 16 minutes plus 8 minutes in the part one. Awesome. I love it how he delivers it's not boring.

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As an older student(52) and have also taught myself, I tip my hat to you....great passion and presentation..it is evident you are fascinated with Bio and hope to light the fire of your students curiosity!

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Love how he just throws in the meaning of life comments as an aside

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Right, after JUST telling us how complex life is...

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I like the way of his energetic explanations...

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After forcing myself to memorise all these just for exam for the past few years, just by viewing these video by this great prof, I suddenly understand everything.... enlightenment !!!! Thanks so much

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So how was all this ever engineered, just mindblowing

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1.5 Days study become acquainted with transcription and functions. Translation comes easy. Good upload.

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thanx to the professor-Eric Lander and the institute. It helped me a lot to build my concepts.

[@brkhra.k.a.legatus3183]

12:05 The moment of enlightenment and most cool part of the video, for me of course.

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This is by far some of the most insane 2 lectures i have EVER EVER seen. I saw the other video about replication and it have helped me so so much. I have seen the other video so many times, and i keep on discover new things every time. My sincere respect to you Mr. Lander. I would never pass 2nd semester of med school without your help.

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I hate biology in school but this professor makes biology interesting. Thumbs up for the professor!

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I love watching lectures by Dr. Lander, amazing professor. Thank you MIT for sharing this material

[@SereneHu]

The part about why ptn synthesis involves RNA 'enzymes', it made my mind light up. Wow!

[@goddamnitization]

What you're seeing here is the sophisticated, very optimized stuff going on in modern cells, but there is no reason why things couldn't be much simpler in the distant past.

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Understood the lesson the professor is accomplished not using PowerPoint. He has comprehensive knowledge of the subject of DNA replication. Excellent board outline. He cares about his students and enjoys teaching the science of life.

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Amazing teacher!!I am physist and learn biology!i now realize that we posses a bio factory which we dont completely know how it works....it works aytomatically though... How amazing life is...

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loved the presentation! Thank you for bringing the perspective, theory and history all together in a wonderful easy to understand presentation! Much appreciated!

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2 hours before final and this is where im at lol

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[@hamidbenotman3497]

He said in 7.30 mn that all creatures have the same process ( same genetic code) means they have the same ancester, maybe they have the same creater and he had create them like that to prouve to us that he exists.

[@grahamjay666]

I am with you on that one. The same creative force, blueprint is an implication of this. I am always amazed when I see the detail and order of life, and yet this is not highlighted. Scientists at best, even the cleverest do not come close to touching the mind that created! We cannot even begin to create life, just play in the playground. Thank you for your point.

[@Uenbg]

Graham Jay regarding his RNA world hypothesis (storytelling) at 12:22, search youtube for: yLeWh8Df3k8

[@davidrosen5137]

+Hamid Ben Otman Did the creator also create the mistakes that occur during DNA replication or gene expression? If so he/she is a lousy creator.

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[@TheMichaelAngelo.]

Awesome vid. There are so many in depth questions I have! 😅

[@transon6655]

The Genetic Code 2:57 translation starts at 7:40

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Great lecture! It’s funny that he went like “for you computer scientist ...” so many times in a Bio course. Guess that’s what it’s like at the top tech school lol.

[@Jere616]

the RNA gets its cap and tail, but what is it that makes sure the RNA will leave the nucleus?

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great lecturer !, Thank you MIT!

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Excellent teaching. I want to contact you to get more clarification for some of the concepts of human genome project

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Wonder y theres no video of detailed process of transcription

[@jeseepinkmen]

5:25 , "Some amino acids are coded for by the same codon." A better statement would be "Some amino acids are coded for by more than one codon." - dictionary of amino acids www.csus.edu/indiv/l/loom/gene%20expr/codons.jpg

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+jeseepinkmen I'm sure Dr. Lindar knows that. Stand up in front of a classroom full of MIT students yourself and try not to misspeak!

[@davidespano8674]

Strong evidence for a common ancestor? Or strong evidence for a common Creator?

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[@76irodriguez]

There's no reason or prove that it was any simpler, so it's logical to assume that it wasn't.

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awesome!

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[@-mainstreetflushingqueensNewYo]

They should pass a law stop using PowerPoint in the classroom. We need more instructors who are accomplished. And who cares about students and science. He dedicated educator, not PowerPoint geek instructor.

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[@nyttag7830]

We create terms that we can not fully explain in order to explain an even bigger system, basically ,it all becomes an illusion.

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[@josephtraficanti689]

The unicellular creatures had to exist before the multicellular ones. The nucleus was needed to have DNA and why would a single cell organism need a nucleus. Bacteria have nucleus? I bet not. But I have not asked all of them. So yeah. RNA came first. DNA needed for multicellular organisms.

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Same as gcookie, the teacher makes all the differance

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*difference

[@seamus9305]

complex code, apply math = intelligence

[@Superhyperaktive]

"RNA was probably the catalyst that started it all"? Is there a scientific way to proof this?

[@ln3191]

I like how he explain the essentials but does not fall into the details

[@gcookie11]

I just learned what he taught in 15 min. But when my teacher teaches it i dont understand one thing.

[@76irodriguez]

No matter how simple a cell might be, it is still very complex to be at random or a series of fortunate events that happened to coincide. It's more likely that an intelligent mind is behind all of this. But evolutionists will never accept this fact. And I know I'm going to get trolled for this comment, but it's the truth.

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[@Indrasblade39]

Wow, seriously, the complexity and design of the cell replication system poses many questions. The irreducible complexity of these structures makes evolution very questionable. without all working parts components of the system can't form.

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