ooh! What did you do?Looks like wifey came home & saw the mess you left from your pow-wow with the mates & you DIDN'T tidy up. Don't you hate when they invade?
Sorry for what may be a stupid question, but at 4:05 you say that the woman has to be aa to not have the trait. She is not in the family, she is just married in, so why would she have the trait if she had f.ex Aa?
@pinoks1 She has to be aa to be recessive (Aa and AA is dominant). The reason she has to be recessive is because the circle is not shaded, which means she is not affected. Every time the circle or square is shaded, that means the person is affected. The reason recessive refers to being unaffected is because the screencaster, specifically at 4:00, was assuming the affected person is Dominant/Autosomal Dominant.
Don't you hate it when someone interrupts your screencast... Thank you Douchy for your help and your podcasts throughout the year! Very much appreciated.
@huntingbirdtv That's true of course. But I doubt you would need to take anything like 10 minutes. It takes much longer to explain a technique than it does to use it. With a bit of practice, you should be able to follow the process in about two minutes.
i wish you were my biology teacher. you are so easy to understand and thanks for your help. i was so confused with this but now i understand it better.
My Biology teacher is such a hack... Thus explaining why I am scouring the internet for what I'm supposed to be learning in school :) Thank you very much for an awesome explanation!
but plz, plz can you uplad tutorials for the more complex, extensive pedigrees.... (atleast one plz..... i know you are busy...:) )...
because i have gone on well, on the nuclear pedigrees... but i find it bit confusing when it comes to larger ones, with more than one likely modes of inheritances...
but plz, plz can you uplad tutorials for the more complex, extensive pedigrees.... (atleast one plz..... i know you are busy...:) )...
because i have gone on well, on the nuclear pedigrees... but i find it bit confusing when it comes to larger ones, with more than one likely modes of inheritances...
Ricebabi3 - not skipping a generation doesn't necessarily prove that a trait is dominant, (unlike skipping a generation - which does prove it to be recessive). But not skipping a generation does suggest that it's statistically likely to be dominant.
@crapi4got Ikr! My biology teacher just gave us a few worksheets and barely explained this.Now we have a quiz on it and im not even close to ready with these pedigrees.He explained it so much clearer
helpt alot thx vm
thecoolestone15 1 week ago
don't you HATE when the missus invades the man cave AND just hovers?!
al2275 1 month ago
ooh! What did you do?Looks like wifey came home & saw the mess you left from your pow-wow with the mates & you DIDN'T tidy up.
al2275 1 month ago
ooh! What did you do?Looks like wifey came home & saw the mess you left from your pow-wow with the mates & you DIDN'T tidy up. Don't you hate when they invade?
al2275 1 month ago
think i got it now though thanx!
Catalaayaa 1 month ago
why do all teachers tend to speak fast when they say something really important :(
Catalaayaa 1 month ago
so the sons only gets the allele from the mother?? dont get 3.23 :S
Catalaayaa 1 month ago
Thank you very much, you explained this better than my teacher
TheMrMarMar13 1 month ago
Thanks! It was worth ten minutes to watch this...i didn't understand this up until now..
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bananasofcourse 3 months ago in playlist More videos from andrewdouch
Sorry for what may be a stupid question, but at 4:05 you say that the woman has to be aa to not have the trait. She is not in the family, she is just married in, so why would she have the trait if she had f.ex Aa?
pinoks1 3 months ago
@pinoks1 She has to be aa to be recessive (Aa and AA is dominant). The reason she has to be recessive is because the circle is not shaded, which means she is not affected. Every time the circle or square is shaded, that means the person is affected. The reason recessive refers to being unaffected is because the screencaster, specifically at 4:00, was assuming the affected person is Dominant/Autosomal Dominant.
bananasofcourse 3 months ago in playlist More videos from andrewdouch
Got so awkward when he noticed the other people in the room.
AsianLlama 4 months ago 3
Don't you hate it when someone interrupts your screencast... Thank you Douchy for your help and your podcasts throughout the year! Very much appreciated.
CarterGuitar93 4 months ago
Thanks!!! Great videooo
eilan159 4 months ago
So, I would be marked wrong if i had said that it was autosomal, but unclear whether it was dominant or recessive?
charsiu12 4 months ago in playlist More videos from andrewdouch
thank you for this explanation, but we don't have 10 minutes to spend on a single question in an exam situation.
huntingbirdtv 4 months ago in playlist More videos from andrewdouch
@huntingbirdtv That's true of course. But I doubt you would need to take anything like 10 minutes. It takes much longer to explain a technique than it does to use it. With a bit of practice, you should be able to follow the process in about two minutes.
andrewdouch 4 months ago 14
Well done!
MatazLMB 4 months ago
Absolutely love your videos, they are helping me out a lot... Thanks!!
sumeet14226 4 months ago
VERY VERY HELPFUL!!! Thank you!
jgrove1224 4 months ago
SO GOOD!!!
Jediman2001 5 months ago
great explanation, really clear.
sargantbob 6 months ago
OMG! You are intelligent! Thanks you thank you!
joanolisa1 8 months ago
Thank you!
minlibnein 8 months ago
your awesome at explaining this
serine456 9 months ago
please be my genetics prof please :) and thank you so much!
pchenester 10 months ago
you are the boss man
arsenal1416 10 months ago
i wish you were my biology teacher. you are so easy to understand and thanks for your help. i was so confused with this but now i understand it better.
karina31695 11 months ago
omg i hav my genetics test tom n ure helpin lik crazyyy ahh why rnt there professors like u
animerockz10 11 months ago
Yet again, you are awesome dude.
1223Melo 1 year ago
very nice....well done. god bless you!
anthony9809 1 year ago
My Biology teacher is such a hack... Thus explaining why I am scouring the internet for what I'm supposed to be learning in school :) Thank you very much for an awesome explanation!
RiotNoobs 1 year ago
Really helpful!!! You explain this stuff really well. Thank you!
Ametrida 1 year ago
this is a great video, just as good as the 1st and good ending. this method is no too fast but thoroughness is more important
i like the kid lurking in the back too hahah
gwjib04 1 year ago
Thanks man you have saved my life
mexicubanguy 1 year ago
GR 12 BIO EXAM HERE I COME!!
flamex999 1 year ago
OMG u are amazing!
Sluo1947 1 year ago
Thanks Mr. Douch, it really helped me understand genetics on the pedigree. Hopefully I do well in my genetics mid-term.
MagicEggPlum2 1 year ago
Thanks Mr. Douche, you really helped me understand about the pedigree. Im need this to pass my mid-term in three days.
MagicEggPlum2 1 year ago
Thank you Mr. Douch. Im in Biology Honors and this was killing me.
moldraxian 1 year ago
you should write a bio text book
lgadzik 1 year ago
Thank you for your help
vinhkhanh2009 1 year ago
But a recessive trait cannot goes down all over the pedigree! Am i wrong ??
THE88DREAMERR 1 year ago
got a 75 on my genetics midterm
zackboomer 1 year ago
That's Great!!!! I love it! Que bien, que bien!
MEDddie 1 year ago
Awesome, this really cleared things up for me!
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great stuff....
but plz, plz can you uplad tutorials for the more complex, extensive pedigrees.... (atleast one plz..... i know you are busy...:) )...
because i have gone on well, on the nuclear pedigrees... but i find it bit confusing when it comes to larger ones, with more than one likely modes of inheritances...
have a good day...
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QUESTIONERBR 1 year ago
great stuff....
but plz, plz can you uplad tutorials for the more complex, extensive pedigrees.... (atleast one plz..... i know you are busy...:) )...
because i have gone on well, on the nuclear pedigrees... but i find it bit confusing when it comes to larger ones, with more than one likely modes of inheritances...
have a good day.....
QUESTIONERBR 1 year ago
I wish you were my lecture professor in my genetics class. My professor can't make the course interesting at all.
Great video :). Thanks a bunch!
Arcane588 1 year ago
Ricebabi3 - not skipping a generation doesn't necessarily prove that a trait is dominant, (unlike skipping a generation - which does prove it to be recessive). But not skipping a generation does suggest that it's statistically likely to be dominant.
andrewdouch 1 year ago 3
excellent job! although to be clear this is autosomal dominant because it doesn't skip a generation =)
ricebabi3 1 year ago
You are a genius! thank you so much!!!
LETTIS79 1 year ago
lmao at the kid hes like "dad wtf are you doing?"
robo2000nitro 1 year ago
You are the best Biology teacher i know, naturally gifted, you make my lectures seem so dull. Thanks, you are a genious.
myphonei 1 year ago
first: thank you! you are saving my exams!
second: i love the way you say little a :).
lllexxx 1 year ago
thank you =]
icecream2b 1 year ago
ah u talk too fast, i dont have time to think about it myself
watcinmetodi 1 year ago
dude...you're the man
adidastenis4life 2 years ago
thank you, i actually understand it now=)
Jozyrose 2 years ago
Very helpful videos!
itsMichellebitch 2 years ago
You rock!
aint1love4grand3 2 years ago
i wish you were my biology teacher
crapi4got 2 years ago 46
@crapi4got That is exactly what I was thinking.
valsera246 1 year ago
@crapi4got Ikr! My biology teacher just gave us a few worksheets and barely explained this.Now we have a quiz on it and im not even close to ready with these pedigrees.He explained it so much clearer
fudge817 11 months ago
brilliant stuff...gives me some clarity on this annoying subject
ruvvg 2 years ago 14
@ruvvg Indeed he brings clarity, but this subject is FAR from being annoying.
Ametrida 1 year ago
you are helping me revise so much! it's so beneficial to have someone talk me through all of this =)
thankyou
brittaneynoela 2 years ago