Cell Cycle Checkpoints

[DionCaesar]

These videos make me realize that I 'm not the only one having to learn all this now..

Great work!

[jimy0812]

Que pesar esta en inglés y yo halo español

[samjenkinssam]

great video thanks

[rodswebdesign]

some really good stuff here

[jayejayeee]

interesting video and very informative

[khijasmith]

really informative and interesting

[prchecker]

some really good stuff here

[Rukygangz]

thanks aloooooot!!!

[lonly4uonly]

nice work ... thank u

[MegaRamanayake]

This is the shit.

[pixietrumps]

I have a doubt..the cyclin graph shown here is just for the cyclin constituting the MPF...does that mean there are other cyclins (for other phase-regulation complexes) with different concentration graphs through the cell cycle??

[pixietrumps]

FANTASTIC work

thank you so much!!!!!!!!!you've summed it all in beautifully

[mangopeeler07]

If only lecture was this short and understandable.

[MsMac643]

Thank you guys, for a great video and helping me understand what I need to know for molecular biology, thus helping me to become a good vet. :)

[BasicNewb]

too hard... =(

[MrBillybent101]

really helpful thanks

[mekbarbie]

THIS IS AMAAAZZZINGG !

[k40290]

Omg awesome

[LoisGlasgow]

"advancedment" - not a word - in the first two seconds doesn't help - like it

[zaxissage]

Thanks for the well explained and illustrated video, very helpful.

[DanzQueen]

Very nice, very nice, though I agree with biotech; it would be nice if you would go into the cascades involved with the cell cycle.

[lovebiotech]

Nice video. I would have preferred more detail on checkpoint proteins, than a brief soiree into DNA repair, so I was going to ask if you have a video that details the checkpoint proteins. I'm sure you know, but for those that don't, there are short cascades triggered at the checkpoints, if necessary. p53 and p21 are just 2 of those proteins. But I like your video. Thanks!

[007deeman]

ur text book is old, Mitotic promoting factor is the old name, maturation promoting factor is a more universally accepted term

[timrob62]

I thought that MPF stood for "mitosis-promoting factors". That's what my bio book says.

[BasicNewb]

@timrob62 well u know biology, molecular biology and biochemistry... they all have like 5 names for one thing, and one abbreviation meaning many things... scientists u know, weird ppl ^^

[quijibobo]

Nice video. Thank you!

[stwiseman644]

great video explaining cell cycle control!

[The000Fallen]

tsk tsk clore.

[zagarten]

lol, hes too lazy to disable them

[griffintank]

you allow comments now ?