Protein Synthesis (Translation, Transcription Process).avi

[R0E0A0P0E0Rify]

You listen to some good music. 

[yiga94]

david my man, i hope you got an A for this

[d3at4r0ut3]

Ah, so this is what it sounds like when proteins are being made!

[jhunleopanares]

nys one..

[vietking97]

ty so much whats the second song at 2:00?

[janniechien]

@vietking97 pachelbel canon

[Omairization1]

Thanks Alot .............. Hey I am Confused In One Point Thats In My Note i.e Large Subunit Have 3 Site .....

Amino Acyl Site

Peptidal SIte

Catalytic \ Enzymatic Site ...........Whats This Site For ?

While I Have Watched In Many Animations they Represet E Site As Exit Site....................

Can U Plz Make It Clear That Will BE Very Helpful

[samantha0605]

you just saved me from failing, thank you!!!

[polycap123]

it could also be better if you introduced a narrator.

[polycap123]

could you guys make more animations,you will be helping the generation out there, and would be making the world a better place. thanks for the animation.

[ThemTheyHeShe]

song?

[janniechien]

@ThemTheyHeShe different movements of Beethoven's 5th symphony and pachelbel's canon

[janniechien]

@janniechien and also mozart symphony no. 40

[lovelybree27]

I just died of amazment! phenomenal video! :)

[peacelovemakeup93]

ready for my genetics final tomorrow! Thanks :)

[conbriorules22]

I'm in regular Biology, and we are studying Protein Synthesis and Mutations. This video really helped me understand the concept, so THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[conbriorules22]

thanks!

[JEiiYOONG]

i've a question? when do anti-codons enter the scene?

[bgueoglu]

@JEiiYOONG anti-codons are the three nucleotides at the bottom of tRNAs. According to the codons on the mRNA chain, they determine which amino acid is going to be used.

[Adammaliq]

videos speak a thousand words haha , shoulda watched this video before my finals :)

[23ilovejs]

Ive been watching videos for the past hour and this one is so much easier and explanatory than the rest! great job! immensely impressed !

[Sublime2O]

Nice! I only recognized a few errors: splicing occurs via lariat structure, a 2',5' -phosphodiester bond and then the liberated 3'-OH forms a 3',5'-phosphodiester bond with the 5' terminal residue of a 3' exon. This splices the two exons together and releases the intron in lariat form with a free 3'-OH. This probably wasn't covered in your Jr bio class (or maybe wasn't added for animation purposes). Nevertheless, Kudos on this freakin' sweet video.

[punjabi91695]

How the fuck does god come up with this stuff???

[sies90]

@punjabi91695 He doesn't:)

[punjabi91695]

@sies90 debatable

[SobhyHajji]

@punjabi91695 thats why he's god

[wildnites558]

WHew! Glad it wasn't too complicated!

[TickleButton2]

this is amazing! It's the most helpful video on this topic that I've seen so far!

[kozmy21]

Fucking awesome!!

[keybythethr33]

Came for the animation, stayed for the music.

[lazycackle]

Wonderful work.

[BiologyTerrier]

Much more understandable and accurate than several videos made by actual laboratories that I just watched.

[overmars81]

what a great masterpiece!

[LaurenJane1984]

Fantastic work, especially for high schoold biology. I'm actually wondering what song featured in part 2, at the beginning?

[cqin2014]

@LaurenJane1984 variations on canon. i love that song :)

[hibye8888]

@LaurenJane1984 canon in D



[tmital93]

This is great work!

[Christie0pinkie0rock]

how did you create that?

[ProjectVeracity]

BREW.. ER!

LOL great video!

[Arnond35]

what song is Part 1?

[georknight]

@Arnond35 The song is Beethoven's Symphony No.5 in C minor