you made my life so much easier!!! i hate genetics but you really made it less complicated! i wanna see more stuff abt fruit flies and all...thanks ALOT!!!
@seifer128 Multiply the probabilities. So say the frequency of a genotype for one gene is 3/4 and another genotype for another gene is 1/2. The frequency of BOTH occurring in one organism is 3/8.
please answer my question! i need this by friday, my question sais: do the trihybrid cross with these alleles dominant alleles: 1) eyes (E) 2) hairy body (H) 3) large wings (L) recessive alleles: 1) eyeless (e) 2) hairless body (h) 3) small wings (l) please help me, how do i set this up so i can plug it into the punnet square? pleases help, i cant find it anywhere! once again i need this by feb. 11. its worth alot of points towards my grade and i need it, please help! -thank you
That's a simple monohybrid cross between two pure-breeding lines. That's too basic for the videos I have made. Also, since you are a beginner at genetics, you might want to use a Punnett square. You can search for those terms (monohybrid and/or Punnett) for videos.
My teacher does not know how to explain this. I felt like a moron in this class, until i saw this vid. Tyvm! I knew there must be an easier way and voila!
omg. I've been reading my stupid book for 1 day and couldn't undestand a thing its saying. Then it only took me 2 min to understand how to read and construct a branch diagram by watching your vid. Thanks omgg!
Oh my gosh!! My professor was doing this yesterday in class & I was falling asleep, so as much as I tried to understand what was going on, I was so lost & coudn't catch on, but now I completely understand! This looks like fun. Hehe. Thanks! =)
The reason I searched "trihybrid cross" and found this video is because my teacher is offering extra credit if you can do a trihybrid cross with genotype and phenotype ratios in about a half hour. I did one the regular, Punnett Square method...wow...
How Did you get 16 for the denominator? Should it be 64? Im CONFUSED
MegaAznkid123 2 weeks ago in playlist Genetics
Thank you so much for this video and such a clear explanation.
mbettie51 3 weeks ago
You just save my life. Thank u sooooooOOOOOOOOO much!
sadeladybug 3 weeks ago
you made my life so much easier!!! i hate genetics but you really made it less complicated! i wanna see more stuff abt fruit flies and all...thanks ALOT!!!
animesparkle2005 1 month ago
God bless you
imaimaadiva123 1 month ago
The very end result shows the genotypes with their frequencies, and the rest of the video explains how to get that result.
DNAunion 2 months ago
how will i know if that there is 27/64 9/64 9/64 9/64 3/64 3/64 3/64 1/64? please explain it further..
seifer128 2 months ago
@seifer128 Multiply the probabilities. So say the frequency of a genotype for one gene is 3/4 and another genotype for another gene is 1/2. The frequency of BOTH occurring in one organism is 3/8.
diln5 1 month ago
Helped with my AP Biology homework. Thanks.
aFlipEdward 4 months ago
i want to make sweet love to you for this
anvilheaded 5 months ago
the music tho
MonaRocks09 5 months ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
notreallysmart2 6 months ago
This helps so much! thanks!
JoseEatsAirplane 8 months ago
Thanks a lot. Very easy now. I'm ready for my exam lol
kingjaffiejofer 11 months ago
2ndpoolfilms 1 year ago
I never got this in class. Now it's much more clear to me!
Thank you so much! very helpful video.
76kookie 1 year ago
Thanks :)
samiranademi 1 year ago
what happens if i have
AA x aa ?? dont you get all Aa , how would you set that up???
1Aa?
or like aaxaa? is that even possible...
hellokittydimaggio 1 year ago
@hellokittydimaggio
That's a simple monohybrid cross between two pure-breeding lines. That's too basic for the videos I have made. Also, since you are a beginner at genetics, you might want to use a Punnett square. You can search for those terms (monohybrid and/or Punnett) for videos.
DNAunion 1 year ago
@DNAunion Lol.
1223Melo 1 year ago
My teacher does not know how to explain this. I felt like a moron in this class, until i saw this vid. Tyvm! I knew there must be an easier way and voila!
moonraven312 1 year ago
omg. I've been reading my stupid book for 1 day and couldn't undestand a thing its saying. Then it only took me 2 min to understand how to read and construct a branch diagram by watching your vid. Thanks omgg!
bvlgary09 1 year ago
I just watched this because of the song. Beautiful!
pelicansfly 1 year ago
Baby you da best. My prof ain't shit. OH YEAAHHH. But seriously, this video was very helpful and simple! :)
PumpTherapy 1 year ago
Wow this REALLY HELPED!! Thank you so much.
missmex 1 year ago
Oh my gosh!! My professor was doing this yesterday in class & I was falling asleep, so as much as I tried to understand what was going on, I was so lost & coudn't catch on, but now I completely understand! This looks like fun. Hehe. Thanks! =)
ivonygirl 1 year ago
Thank you for this video. I've struggled to conceptualize anything beyond a dihybrid cross because 8x8 punnett squares are a bit cumbersome.
The way you laid out the forked method , I understand.
98682bobbyd 1 year ago
God I love who ever made this video. I totally forgot this concept, and video has saved my ass.
smalltwig 1 year ago
@smalltwig mine as well!
notreveh 1 year ago
thank u.... I was able to see it this time and it was very helpful.
lainemichelleallen 1 year ago
this video looks really helpful and I would like to watch it all but it keeps stopping..
lainemichelleallen 1 year ago
@lainemichelleallen
I just watched it all the way through and it worked fine. Your Internet connection may have acted up while you were trying to watch it.
DNAunion 1 year ago
The reason I searched "trihybrid cross" and found this video is because my teacher is offering extra credit if you can do a trihybrid cross with genotype and phenotype ratios in about a half hour. I did one the regular, Punnett Square method...wow...
ArtsInfinity 1 year ago
You're simply amazing.
missnadiyah 1 year ago
you are my hero!
Shayann87 2 years ago
Hey thanks a lot for this video. I'm, now a subscriber :)
JimmyJump007 2 years ago
Very informative.I'm reading Allards Principles of plant breeding atm.
Rockster969 2 years ago