Translation Part 1 | Genetic Code | tRNA & Wobble Hypothesis | Hindi | CSIR NET Life Science 2020

Translation Part 1 | Genetic Code | tRNA & Wobble Hypothesis | Hindi | CSIR NET Life Science 2020
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In this video, I have discussed the Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic Replication in detail with all the following points:
1.What is Translation
2. Three Major discoveries related to translation
3. What is Open Reading Frame
4. Types of Open Reading Frame
5. Genetic code
6. What is codon
7. Difference between codon and Genetic code
8. tRNA is an adaptor molecule
9. Codon and anticodon
10. Base pairing between codon and anticodon
11. Wobble Hypothesis
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[@shonalishukla2987]

Thank you sir ❤

[@sweetykaushik184]

Best explanation sir

[@bm-um9oh]

Thanks a lot Sir...😊🙏🙏.. Aapne pure doubts clear kr diye...bahut ache se explain krte h aap...once again Thanku very much...

[@replicatingminds]

Thank You so much 🙏❤️

[@soumyas3829]

GGG codes for glycine. They why polyguanylate is not code for any AA. Could you explain it

[@shubhashukla6766]

coz of ur teaching csir-net qualify karna possible lagra sir tysm

[@ankitagupta5507]

Thank you so much sir ..🙏

[@tehreem6559]

Thankyou so much sir.. please continue teaching!

[@ankurkumar9497]

sir, aaap sch m bhagwaan ho

[@kirti1543]

Hello sir ....your explanation is very nice ...... And I like it but tryptophan is code by UGG not by UCG in degeneracy of genetic code

[@narsingh413]

Good much 👌 sir

[@abhishekjha3725]

Thank u so much sir

[@CuteBabyManvi]

Thank You Sir

[@akankshaverma7329]

Nicely explained🙏🏻🙏🏻Now I have lots of information about genetic code🙏🏻 thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@nilanjanadutta942]

does ORF consists of stop codon? As per the numerical you have discussed here, the stop coodon is considered to ba a part of ORF but as per the definition of ORF, it should not contain any stopc codon

[@sunitachoudhary3452]

Genetic codon are unambiguous 👍👍

[@gayatriasawa2721]

Great teaching 👍

[@sumayashah8564]

Greatttttttttttttt 💐💐

[@ishtiaqkhan6375]

Superbly explained Easy to understand and informative Upload more videos as soon as possible

[@gk9280]

Sir, you told that minimum 32 tRNA are required to translate all 61 codon how ???? I tried to find but i found only 24 tRNA. Sir i confused, pls explain....

[@sumayashah8564]

codon is unambiguous only gug is ambiguous.

[@himanshunainwal8939]

UGG HOGA try k liye

[@sunitachoudhary3452]

Sorry sir ,,but aap ak bar ambiguity ki definition check kro sir bcoz u said wrong about it 👍

[@abhishekjha3725]

Sir is right

[@shobhitjaryal4814]

It's amino acyl t rna synthetase not amino acetyl t rna synthetase. ... Please makes your facts right first and then teach

[@replicatingminds]

Thank you so much for the correction 🙏

[@KS-wt6yg]

Please be polite . its a request.

[@laxmisaket4917]

Thank you sir