Transcription In Eukaryotes

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Correction: Template Strand Is Called As Non Coding Strand Or Antisense Strand. The polymerase attach to the antisense strand

[@khalidaamir2046]

Never watch the transcription before with this much detail. Thank you

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[@sulemansalameh4079]

the most perfect video for this subject ...keep on

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

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[@Curlgirlmoves]

thank you i get a clear idea about transcriptional process

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[@sushila9528]

Ur explanation is too easy to understand

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[@kmohanreddy8087]

Thank u mam for giving us these wonderful lectures

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[@jessicacaroline5274]

really helpful, saved my time. Thank you.

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[@anirban7188]

Superb 🎉 complete transcription understandable.

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[@janaawada3741]

so helpful thank you so much! I only have one concern. Shouldn't the template strand be called non coding antisense strand and vice versa for the non template ?

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

Hi Jana, you are right the template strand is called as anti-sense strand. We will put the correction note on the video to fix this problem. Thank you for your support and pointing out the problem.

[@vibes704]

I think this was the detailed vid. About this topic ..

[@wajahatabbasi5673]

Best 👍 way of explanation

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[@sanjanadey2077]

Thanks for clearing my concept 🥰👍

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[@meghachauhan6840]

Very Helpful..Thankyou🌼

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My pleasure 😊

[@MrBckctrygrl]

I think you may have the coding vs noncoding strands mixed up? Noncoding stand= template DNA strand. And from what it looks like you have the premrna reading from what you labled as "coding/sense strand". You may want to double check that.

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

Thank you for your comment, we did put a correction note on the video before but sometimes it didn't pop up. We will put it in the comment and will pin it.

[@anjalikushwah4448]

Thank u ma'am It help a lot :-)

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[@Ahnsciences]

Thanks mam

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[@NetBio-Senpai]

Rna primary script form on template /antisense strand.ur picture is wrong

[@themisworld1619]

I am speechless ❤️

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

Thank you 😊

[@themisworld1619]

Mam i don't have any doubt on your knowledge but just for a reason that i someone asks from me about the reference. If u don't mind what is the Reference of this information Any book

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

Its a book of biochemistry by lehningers 7th edition.

[@maryammonjiazad3654]

Superb 🙏✅

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[@saeedulhassan7785]

Make vedio on transposon Element

[@junaidiqbal8804]

good work.

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Thank you

[@neuroday]

Mam I'm unable to find where is urs protein shifting from heterochromatin to euchro

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

Hi there, the shifting of proteins from hetero to euchromatin is not shown in the video, but this article can provide you the details of there location on the DNA www.researchgate.net/figure/SWI-SNF-and-NURF-proposed-mechanism-of-release-The-phosphate-generated-by-ATP_fig1_7666810

[@sumeshsudhakaran4823]

Mam which is this Rho proteins?

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

Hi Sumesh, Rho protein is a prokaryotic protein involved in the termination of transcription. This video is Eukaryotic Transcription.

[@sumeshsudhakaran4823]

@@EasyPeasyLearning Thanks 🙏

[@simratkaur641]

which book was being followed for transcription topic ????

[@EasyPeasyLearning]

Lehninger 7th edition