Homologous Recombination of Double Strand Breaks

[joshuavillazana]

Once the process is complete it undergoes resolution. which means it just cuts the two strands using endonuclease

[joshuavillazana]

Sorry but a random endonuclease makes the cut if there are no damages and exonuclease degrades the 5' region. Then Rec A guides the single 3' strand to the homologous strand. Then the open loop acts as a template for DNA synthesis since Dna Polymerase cannot synthesize DNA from scratch. Then branch migration occurs and forms a heteroduplex. Then isomerization which makes the double helix twist, starting uncrossed then the intermediate occurs creating a holliday junction and finally crossover.

[jhoenedu]

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[jutsmyface]

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[WaelYakti]

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[shariarahman]

sick ass video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hi 5!

[12kwh]

This is useful! :)

[m7MD292]

amazing!! but its exonucleases not endo

[mtkwan555]

At sec 36 to 40, r u sure the DNA pol are working from 5'->3' for DNA replication? Just confused! But really thanks for the vid, it's completely helpful. :)

[Unknown1101]

exonnuclease not endo :)

[Blackberrypipe]

haha.. so nice;)

[FixerNK]

0:58 is it me or does that carrier protein loots like a Pup

[akie787]

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[skshruthi1]

simply super

[kellyoleary13]

So helpful and fun!

[100gsun]

thanks!!

[DrTimbo123]

Very nice! Thanks for making this.

[krnxejl]

awesome!

[Tallturk]

Would have been better if you used different colors...

[palumbri]

thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[harvard7089]

thanks man!

[kameswaran78]

great video. I understood DNA recombination.

[Libbiffion]

This. Is. Awesome.

[Neumogastric]

Thank you! Nice work :)

[neeor10]

this helped me in my mcb 121 class. thanks! go aggies!

[Rebe16]

This helped me a lot!!

[TheAlexacaius]

excellent job!

[skaishroom]

Good job on this!

[CASSC]

@jessica409191 Yeah you are right.In fact the direction for the top strand is wrong too.

[CASSC]

@CASSC However,well done and thanks whoever that took great effort in creating this!

[Toxicjazzlove]

thanks! :)

[crambus]

very nice vid thanks for posting

[TheFozzygor]

nice way of explaining molecular biology ^^

[AnaLuBlack]

Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I finally get it!!!

[Welmoedr]

this is better than all of the extended reviews! i finally get it... thanks!

[elfbye]

True, but WOW! Now I understand my cell biology text. Thanks Johnathan.

[rocmac18]

pretty sure everything is correct up until the DNA pol comes in... its swapped shouldn't it be synthesis in the 5 to 3 direction

the purples should read from 3 to 5 and synthesize from 5 to 3 placing new sequences on the elongating 3" end... (read books until age 35 then write books at 53)