What is stochastic gene expression? (genetic noise)

[@optimistic_biologist]

This is the most aesthetically pleasing explanation video I have seen. Thank you! Please make more!

[@danielgladish2502]

Agreed!

[@TingruiZhang-m3v]

Thank you so much! This has been most clear and vivid presentation of stochastic gene expression I've ever seen! Looking forward to seeing more of that!

[@matthealey6483]

Super interesting dude, and really well presented. Clear, concise and informative. Hope to see more like this.

[@pratikshetye7004]

Amazing video buddy !! Simple crisp and informative. I am also doing my Ph.D. in Cancer Systems Biology. This video made my concepts more explicit about the subject as I'm a newbie. Thanks for this video. Looking forward to more such videos from you.

[@pradip_the_great]

Thanks so much for this video. this is super helpful for me. i appreciate your efforts creating this extremely useful video.

[@Ms2loopy]

Such a brilliant video with a wonderful explanation! I have a PhD interview coming up and wanted to know as much possible on stochastics of gene expression. Your video helped a lot!

[@bradyfishnichols]

This was an awesome video, please make more! I understand why you chose this for your PhD, it's a fascinating subject.

[@Parrotbaby777]

the best explanation! Thanks a lot.

[@Jonasimwal]

I really like you explanation, thank you for the video it was super interesting!

[@emiliecummerson2193]

Would you be able to have a look at my essay 'how can we control noise in gene expression 'or have a meeting with me to answer some questions?

[@beyou-io9ds]

woow so interesting !! This will help me for my bioinfo reviews. You should make more videos :0 so happy to find you btw

[@zacharymundwiller2503]

Your visuals were super helpful. Thank you!

[@emiliecummerson2193]

How can we control noise in gene expression, at least maybe in synthetic circuits?

[@akashemmanuel6778]

Wonderful explanation.@Rossidata

[@thebossjoss]

What a nice explanation, this makes so much sense now!

[@lucarocki6573]

how is your phd going in 2021?

[@meghanforcellati4915]

Wow, what got you into studying this? Really cool stuff!

[@rossidata2296]

I always liked math and probability and nothing is cooler or more complex than biological systems!

[@meghanforcellati4915]

@@rossidata2296 Well, as I'm sure you know, some of the best biologists were mathematicians.

[@demodema5192]

@@meghanforcellati4915 I don't think that would be necessarily true. Not that I hate maths or something, I love all sciences.

[@meghanforcellati4915]

@@demodema5192 Yeah, to prevent devolving into circular reasoning because you'd have to put people into tribalistic mathematician or biologist cults to argue one or the other, I think we can both agree that both fields seriously needed each other to develop, lol.

[@demodema5192]

@@meghanforcellati4915 lmao agreed 😂😂😂

[@MrFakelastname]

Fantastic video! I'd love to see more.

[@TreeHive]

Amazing - thank you so much!!!

[@vdhuy91]

Thank you for the great video!

[@ArkadeepBanerjee21]

Awesome video! It would be even more awesome if you continue to make videos about systems biology ;)

[@reniervanrooyen1704]

Why not make contact with Gregory Smith (boy genius) who is doing his PHD in the same field?

[@netuchkanetuchka6733]

very nice !!! thank you. I agree- you explain plain and clear :)

[@wfox6985]

R Thank you so much!!

[@idegteke]

1:34 Dices mean pure chance, right? White noise of meaningless random fluctuations. Meaningless white noise that, eventually, still picked up intelligence, consciousness and even (the illusion of?) free will. Well, in ancient times people did believe that worms are actually wet mud came to life spontaneously - not much advancement happened intellectually, since then;)

[@888alphaable]

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[@tricanico]

I liked the video. But the emojis just killed me.. Still, you should keep going.

[@netuchkanetuchka6733]

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