Transcription & Translation | MIT 7.01SC Fundamentals of Biology

Transcription & Translation
Instructor: Sera Thornton
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[@kirstencalder1796]

This was the only video I could find that gave me this specific information. Thanks so much!

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[@Wahrscheinlichkeit]

danke schön!

[@blandon93]

Sixth codon is actually intron 10 nucleotides long.

[@melodywitczak6666]

What about the anti codons?

[@biologylover1565]

Yes anti codon not mention hear, it is a crucial part of translation. This topic how information from DNA come up to polypeptide chain.

[@myrkwood4741]

Always saying strand is bottom but the mrna sequence is the up one! I DONT GET İT!! 😫

[@ram_hars]

Antisense Strand should be used as a template so that the mRNA could have a sequence as the Sense strand.

[@probsnooneyouknowtbh3712]

My teacher gave me a problem like this, I transcribed it over and over again and there's no AUG anywhere in the sequence LOL. I'm like where TF am I supposed to start translation then? (I didn't actually say that obviously.) Either it's a mistake or I'm really out of the loop here. (And obviously I asked them but just waiting for a response.)

[@julius350z]

I wish I had her as my TA. good work!

[@fatimaahmed8813]

Thank you for teaching. You are better than my bio teacher

[@tıbhendese]

why promoter and transcripted gene are side by side ? isn't there +1 or distance -10 ,-35 ??

[@adelbouafia2751]

exactly we need to know where is the + 1 (how many nucleotides downstream the promoter ???)

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[@tthurricane8624]

Initial explanation not real good. For Example. Why are you starting transcription where you are?? Why there? Are you given the promoter position always?

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So this really explains the difference between Becker Muscular Dystrophy and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, Becker remains in frame, while Duchenne is out of frame

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[@anilkumarsharma1205]

just follow the statics database of genome sequences and found that golden ratio too so repetition of periods out of total possible outcomes are shows quickly which set of genome is responsible for oil formulation🔥💢🔥💢

[@PaulHirsh]

Thank you for this very clear walkthrough. I just got less dumb.

[@hanifhaidari9977]

awesome explanation. way easy to get the most complicated subject-genetics- by your lecture Dear Miss lecturer. i hope i were in your class to get more and to have been able to ask my questions can i have your email please.

[@231mac]

I thought Thymine was replaced with Uracil, not Adenine.

[@hanyellakany5313]

Thank you so much for your nice explanation, although I am not an English language native, but I could easily understand it perfectly, excellent teacher.

[@Bio2.0]

Very simple and accurate video. 👌🏻

[@Haghj00]

Very basic information, wish the video went deeper. Transcription factors etc

[@cleodonronaldoregofernande9634]

Is that a highschool or college Lesson? O agree with You. Very Basic

[@tejeshshah9783]

Thanks i think i can rock my exams now

[@TrumanGN]

Was this system invented by natural selection?

[@olebogengmoalusi2850]

Thank you for this video it helped me a lot

[@Andandand25]

GOAT

[@elinabugar6023]

if you promoter is on the 5' strand how will the RNA Polymerase bind to the 3'Strand and initiate transcription?

[@231mac]

There isn't a separate 5' strand or a separate 3' strand. One END of a strand is 5' and the other END is 3'.

[@neilcondes2195]

how to know the promoter and terminator of a gene?

[@akmazam2713]

Excillent lecture. Many thanks

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Wow, this was a plentiful video for only 10 minutes.

[@zulfiqaralikhan3227]

Amazing Explanation and Thanks

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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Awesome lesson!

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Nice and easy explanation.

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I see none of you atheists mentioned God once in the presentation..nice goin.

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LOL

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wish we had Eric Lander here !

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wow, I needed this one.

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Just Awesome 🌹👌

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Awesome teaching! Thanks!

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5:43 someone farts?

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@KENNEY ZETTELMEIER Noice! Keep it up!

[@dc33333]

excellent speaker!!!