Understanding Chromosomal Translocation - Reciprocal Translocation v1.2

A short animation explaining reciprocial chromosomal translocation.
Co-funded by a 2014 UCD Community Engagement Seed Funding Grant (SF1028) and Children's Fund for Health, Temple St 2014 (SF2014-02) with additional support from Shire Pharmaceuticals and Children's University Hospital, Temple Street.

[@swishyswishy4226]

The most clear and helpful explanation I've had. It'll be great help my 4 kids understand too! Thanks

[@Dovahturk]

1:28 runescape goblin getting hit sound effect, or am I just crazy?

[@Ahmad-vu8uj]

Thank you ! That was VERY helpful and informative.

[@danielgladish2502]

Excellent video, great visuals

[@dr.quamarreza2775]

The most clear and easy understanding i ever had

[@4hmetozan]

Centromeric region of bottom left chromozom must be light blue 1.52

[@mehdidogan5292]

thank you so much

[@JoDoctor]

thx very much

[@omoladeabidoye657]

thank you

[@omarshihadeh6211]

extremely helpful

[@schuler1082]

thank you, that was most helpful video about translocations

[@hessahalwaalan87]

Thank you very much 💕 All videos are clear and useful 👍🏻

[@shahanagulfam2460]

Very helpful.

[@barbarazambranocarreno3753]

what is reciprocal traslocation?

[@chyle16]

what are the other effects of chomosomal dislocation?

[@MMG-fd2po]

are jumping translocation and reciprocal translocation same???

[@fatemeh4535]

Thank u ,it was great 🌺🙏

[@shoki3490]

thanks, very nice

[@schnaufeltier9158]

love it

[@zaidkhoury3746]

Chromosome 21 is smaller than 22!

[@mhackbardt]

details, details.

[@dr.ramshanazeerahmed]

best

[@parimalpatel5550]

Are the recip translocations always balanced? if not are the not compatible with life?

[@stephanielowery1803]

No, they are not always balanced. It is then called an Unbalanced Reciprocal Translocation. Life is still compatible with this condition however, this person will most likely have learning disabilities, developmental delay and health problems.