Thanks a lot for your time in making these videos, they really help!!! can you please make one on the "regulation of gene expression in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes?" Thank you very much in advance for your help!
Very helpful video! There's one thing I can't understand, might be a stupid question, but you're changing (adding or deleting) one base (eg. G) then why is the process of point mutation said to be changing one base PAIR when only one base is changed not two? If someone could help me out I'd be grateful :)
if a single base is added or removed in a dna strand, does that mean that the whole strand downstream from the insertion/deletion is misread? in other words, would every triplet in the entire chromosome be misread after the mutation?
@gkpeter that's what I thought, but wouldn't the start and stop codons themselves be shifted too? or are there other elements that mark when a gene begins and ends?
illuminante....grazie mille!:D
koalavale 6 months ago
thank so much I really get it now
can you do meiosis , mitosis and chromosomes abnormalities .. really need it ,
Mrsjack43 10 months ago
Thanks a lot for your time in making these videos, they really help!!! can you please make one on the "regulation of gene expression in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes?" Thank you very much in advance for your help!
7101jy 11 months ago
thanks :)
pinkmango9708 1 year ago
Very helpful, thank you!
atmyhouse 1 year ago
SO HELPFUL THANK YOU SO MUCH! you saved me like 30 minutes of studying time! :)
babikorean 1 year ago 3
Thank you very much!! //mv2slash2
mv2slash2 1 year ago
Very helpful video! There's one thing I can't understand, might be a stupid question, but you're changing (adding or deleting) one base (eg. G) then why is the process of point mutation said to be changing one base PAIR when only one base is changed not two? If someone could help me out I'd be grateful :)
AlexaCaius 1 year ago
awesome nice job
BloodoftheProphet 1 year ago
found it, very insightful. thankyou
arteta0425 2 years ago
if a single base is added or removed in a dna strand, does that mean that the whole strand downstream from the insertion/deletion is misread? in other words, would every triplet in the entire chromosome be misread after the mutation?
Throatjab 2 years ago
@Throatjab : No, they won't all be off down the whole chromosome. Each gene has its own start and stop.
gkpeter 2 years ago
@gkpeter that's what I thought, but wouldn't the start and stop codons themselves be shifted too? or are there other elements that mark when a gene begins and ends?
Throatjab 2 years ago
@Throatjab They aren't codons at that level, just specific sequences that define a gene. TATA box and other sequences.
gkpeter 2 years ago
ah, i forgot about the tata and gcgc regions. thanks!
Throatjab 2 years ago
@gkpeter there are starts and stop codon triplets, but these are building proteins, so the length and/or use changes, so regardless mutations occur
zicand12336 10 months ago
@zicand12336 Correct, mutations occur. Some can have catastrophic consequences, others do not.
gkpeter 10 months ago
thanks man
badrowes 2 years ago