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  • I think the part about chromatids is erroneous. They are not in paternal/maternal pairs, they are in pairs of identical duplicates.

  • Very helpful, thanks.

  • plz plz dont upload any more videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!! my science teacher made me watch this. it was poison to my brain

  • @aliwyatt407 Not because you are a brainless person who doesn't want to learn anything, means that you have to punish everyone else. He is helping everyone with his videos, and you tell him to stop? What a dumb ..... Lets just leave it like, dumb person ;)

  • is a very useful explaination...thanks

  • great help at the end. I had a hard time understand chromatids lol.

  • Thanks so much for the help! I have a bio test tomorrow and this extremely helps/clears this mess up!

  • If I had him for math in 9th grade, and he taught me calculus, I probably would've got an A.

  • Best 18:23 minutes spent.

  • Tat was to 7RonaldoM

  • U bitch how dare u say tat!!! I want to beat the fucking shit outta u!!! Ur so rude to Sal so stfu

  • Only 200k views :(?

  • This is the best!

  • AP bio final tomorrow aaaahh

  • great video. uncomparable. No need of all books now. just view these video. Extremely intelligent author. Thanks

  • This guy is a L0rd.

  • he sounds candian lol XD

  • I love that he repeats everything lol

    thank you for these videos! im studying for my ap bio final and this helped so much

  • @onefive10 I'm glad he repeats stuff because you have to hear something three times before it cemented into your brain, also teachers try to cram too much into a small amount of time so they try NOT to repeat themselves

  • Sal, I love you.

  • @RonaldoM Then why bother watching this video?

  • thank you! i finally know the difference between the terms chromatids and chromatin :)

  • bio is fucking retardest shit you can ever learn. You'll never fucking use this shit in our lives.

  • @7RonaldoM Bio isn't a science that you "use." It is one that you understand. Biology is life, literally. So while you probably won't NEED to know this for the rest of your life it's one of the more useful subjects and can help you with other sciences since they overlap. And with your thinking we wouldn't need many subjects. Btw "fucking retardest shit".... really?

  • @7RonaldoM exactly. I'm wasting my life with this shit. I only fucking live once and I'm doing bio.

    Anyway nice post khana.

  • @7RonaldoM A lot of careers need you to be knowledgeable in biology, but you wouldn't know anything about that, now, would you, Mr. "Fucking Retardest Shit"?

  • @MayraMacabre Not in my carrier. Have you seen quantum mechanics involving these shit? No, not at all.

  • @7RonaldoM Well if not in your career, then why do you feel the need to be a bigot on biology related videos? You can have your fun in quantum mechanics and we'll have ours in biology.

  • @7RonaldoM u such a fucking dumbass man

  • @7RonaldoM you will need to know this if you become a biologist.

  • fucking thankyou !

  • 13 people failed there test...

  • I've studied this two years ago in class and didn't understand the differences between chromosomes, chromatin and chromatids, I read 2 different bio books and still didn't understand... today I was trying to explain it to my sister and found your video, and in less than 20 min we learned it easily! Thank you!

  • Thank you so much! (:

  • Anybody else in biology class in a school where youtube is allowed and you always wonder what the top comments say on the videos?

    I am disappoint.

  • OMG THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU.

  • I would also like to thank you for what you are doing Mr. Khan i would have zero chance of passing biology without your many videos. I wish u much more success in your mission and once again thank you

  • Thank You So Much!... 300.00 Dollars Text Book Vs. This Video For Free!... #Perfect!

  • helped so much explaining the difference between chromosome, chromatin and chromatids! Test in a few wish me luck!

  • As i was watching this i thought "man, i really need to get back to studying" and then i remembered i was

  • AP Bio test tomorrow yay last minute cramming ! 

  • @khanacademy What do you do for a job? Or what do you hope to become (career-wise)?

  • THANK YOU SO MUCH!

  • So brilliant!! I was struggling with the 3 chromos, but it makes so much more sense now!! Thank you!!!

  • subscibe if u have the money

  • subscibe

  • So much info to take in!!!!

  • maybe you don't realize, you're getting better at drawing too lol, at least it is very clear

  • you actually kind of lost me at chromosomes chromatids and chromatins..:/

  • This is amazing. You made it very clear. Thank you so much. Keep the good work. <3

  • dude at the replication you can't switch side on the "letters" because then they will form another subjekt. just a small thing to think about. but beside from that i loved the video

  • how could anyone dislike this. HOW. maybe stupid religious nutjobs...

  • @MonaRocks09 uhm hey "nutjob" how the fuck does that have to do with religion?

  • @saraviah9

    You idiot..

    He's generalizing religious people as non believers in these scientific ideals, which is complete and utter nonsense. I'm christian and i have to other explanation as to what goes on in our body's, so i accept the fact that this is fact. it's when we get onto the topic of evolution that we have something to rave about..

  • @SolacePiano

    uh hey "idiot", yeah i'm christian too, and i actually do believe that this stuff goes on in your body..i dont think it says anywhere in the bible that it doesn't so yeah, but thanks for responding to something that was not for you..and btw either way disliking the video doesn't mean whoever did is even religious, it just means it's not a good video.thats why i responded to that person's comment.so mind your own business, yeah?

  • @saraviah9 likky likky boo shack

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  • this video is great, makes me understand everything so easy!

  • wow...I was stuck on what chromatids and chromosomes were, but you explained it perfectly

  • Great explanation of the terms! It all makes sense now, thankyou!

  • wow a whole year of learning in my double science class put into one video series with such clear and understandable teaching

  • haha on the end at the 17th minute he confused me a bit though :)

  • chromaTITS!

  • THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU! <3 LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU. THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH.

  • did anyone else think he was going to say "before i die" at the start? lol

  • @azb0111 yeah but actually he said " before I dive into...." lol :)

  • Two strands that you said sister chromatids supposed to be complementary not identical.

  • so useful!

    

  • All these videos are just.... so great... Like jedi great...

  • why would you dislike this

  • It's incorrect to call a unreplicated chromosome a single chromatid. Chromatids only exist within replicated chromosomes.

  • you're amazing at explaining! thanks so much :D

  • i completely agree with the difficult vocabulary dealing with chromosomes and chromatids. that's what has been confusing me in my genetics unit and you have just completely cleared it up. THANK YOU

  • Thank you so much! 15 minutes and the whole topic is much more clearer now.

  • Well 2 years of A Level Biology classes were so verbose and complicated in explaining brilliantly what you did here in under 20 minutes.... Kudos man

  • got a bio test tomorrow, this just saved my life!

  • I give a 5 - Star to this vid!

    Awesome!

  • This is a great video. Wish I had it back in 10th grade when I was confused about it on my AP Bio exam.

  • @khanacademy is there a difference between replication and transcription?

  • After going through multiple textbooks and websites, none of them explained these three terms as clearly as Sal...Sal is the best! Sal for president!

  • omg...DNA replication and DNA transcription is different?! WOW. Why couldn't a textbook differentiate between the two?! I had no idea! My goodness. Such a simple idea is so unclear in a textbook. Thank you so much for posting this video. We college kids pay so much for a book that "has all the answers" and yet it makes simple concepts so complicated.

  • @iSpeakKonglish

    yeah. Youtube is my professor and textbook in almost ever subject.

  • @iSpeakKonglish

    Cmon, man, they're totally different things. You sure you weren't just being dumb?

  • @Gzorz Hmm I wonder if I was...? Maybe, just maybe, I was dumb enough to say how I didn't know the difference between transcription and replication. Gosh that must be it.

    ...No Gzorz, I didn't. And now I know. You must be really smart...to look down on other people who know less about DNA transcription and DNA replication. Very very very very very very smart. Anyone else agree?

    Gee I wonder why you're even watching this video. You're much much much much too smart. Go to Cornell.

  • @iSpeakKonglish chill out.

  • @iSpeakKonglish Must have been one shit textbook.

  • This is so helpful!!

  • I came here to disambiguate chromosome, chromatid and chromatin. I got exactly what I wanted. Thumbed up, favourited and subscribed - Thank you, I will be coming back to your channel for more subject, you made a damn god first impression

  • You are so helpful. I totally get it now. You make it seem so simple and easy! I'm listening to your videos now instead of listening to my professors recordings.  Thank you so much!

  • Thank you the vocabulary lesson was so helpful.

  • Wonderful introductory clips - at about 8:16 you say "outside cell" when you mean "outside nucleus", when referring to mRNA moving to the Ribosome...

  • you do a better job than my professor. thank you so much. 

  • u are the best teacher in the world!!!!!

  • Thank you so much for clearing all of this up for me. i have a test coming up & all of this just wasn't making sense to me. Absolutely amazing at how your video makes it all so understandable & easy to grasp. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!!

  • LOL... I am just amazed. Everybody comes and says that this online teachers (and yes they are teachers and not tutors, which a politically deceptive word meant to create unnecessary separation) that teach better than their own teachers at school, yet they are not ready to do something about it. Support these online teachers to get their own place (or online schools) and go to their schools. All these talk and no action.

  • how is it that your better than my bio professors? i guess its the chromo color in the explanation. and an actual explanation that doesnt disappear of the overhead in 5 sec. moving on to the next... i have so many feelings at this moment.

  • Wow, thanks!

  • SAL RULEZZZZZZZZZZ

  • can you tell me which video do you go into greater detail about DNA replication?

  • you are awesome sir. you are great

  • you are awesome sir.

  • AWESOME THANK YOU ~ AMAZING

  • Amazing. You are way clearer than the textbooks, and my teacher. I hope you get a video on transcription/translation sometime.

  • I was looking for Chromosome and Chromatid and CHromatin, not DNA replication!!! i was looking for definitions, what they do, what role they play, etc. Not amino acids and the bases of DNA.

  • I'm confused about chromosomes and chromosones. any help?

  • @claudialovin It's just a misprint. Some people spell it chromosone, but that's really wrong. I think so at least, I have never read an article where it has turned out not to be just a misprint with the "n".: )

  • If anyone can clear one small thing up for me. was he saying that for most of a cells life it is coding for proteins and shortly before cell division it takes the shape of chromosomes?

  • I don't know why but I can't help but be happy when I watch these videos. It's different then the atmosphere at school, there is a sense of care in your voice, its almost like a family member is teaching me and not a person being paid a small amount of money. yeah.

  • this stuff help me understand what DNA is really about. Thanks u so much

  • AH! it makes so much sense now!

    THANKS.

  • YOU'RE GREAAT! Thanks so much for your video! It's so helpfulllll !!

  • Did he ever make a video that goes more deeply into DNA replication like he said he would in the video?

  • DAH! I'm so happy I found this but wish I'd found it earlier, you're awesome!

  • I Really appreciate your great charity work for all of us, confused students looking for an angel to descend on us and explain the dark confusion... May force be with you always, and may your knowledge lit up your way brighter and brighter every day...

    I have checked your videos and would be looking forward to see more from you...

  • dude your amazing. I just wanna give you a huge kiss! i have an exam on this on monday so im studying my ass off trying to read a book because my teacher cant teach for shit, im so happy i found your videos! you might have just got me an A :D wish me luck

  • yes i suck at spelling and i already now that i dont need some genius to tell me that. and im not a sir im a young lady!

  • yes i suck at spelling and i already now that i dont need some genius to tell me that.

  • Can you give me a summary about it.

  • your video makes no sence. you say something and say something in a totaly diferent way. you are confusing i have to think about it and restate it to make sence.

  • *sense

    

  • @omireles8 Then you sir fail at life.

  • grabe buti nlang pinose to,,,ang galing mag-explain very informative and complete...

  • I love how absolutely clear and precise you are with teaching. Biology in plain English, this is phenomenal.

  • you are awesome!

  • This was good, but I got kind of bored. Not of the material but from all the "umms" and "oops that isn't what i meant" but other than that it was good.

  • I love you, man. THANK YOU!

  • Chromastone sounds like chromosome

  • So one chromosome is made up of one single strand of DNA?

  • I like how you bring all the little things I've learned and put it in a larger picture. Thanks.

  • COME AND TEACH AT OUR COLLEGE O GREAT ONE!!!!!!!!!!

  • so much easier to understand. thank you

  • I wonder how smart his kids will be ahaha

  • I wonder how smart his kids will be ahaha

  • I wish you were my professor.....THANK YOU!!

  • i love you.

  • I got question! Then how does kinetochore fits in?

  • @spike378 kinetochore is a protein that's attached to the centromere. The microtubules attach to the kinetochore during mitosis or meiosis to put either the chromosome or chromatids apart =)

  • @xtxaxnxtxyxa so what that means there are 2 proteins per chromosome?

  • @spike378 well, if you want to get technical, you could say that there's millions of proteins since you have millions of histones in a chromosome, you have the centromere that holds the homologous chromosomes together, and then you have the kinetochore that's attached to the centromere. Without the kinetochore, the microtubules won't be able to attach and well, mitosis and meiosis won't occur.

  • @xtxaxnxtxyxa sorry, I need to make a correction. The centromere is the region where the two chromatids are attached. The protein that holds them together is cohesin.

  • Why can't you be my professor??! lol

    Great video

  • I love you video. Your lectures and drawings made everything from complicated to simple. you did a great job!

  • I love your video! you cleared everything up for me. I feel much better about my upcoming bio exam now. You did a great job in explaining everything so clearly, especially your drawings made complicated things seem much easier.

  • I love the way you explain everything, i feel alot better about my bio exam, great job!!!!

  • I love the way you explain everything, great job!!!!

  • I LOVE chromoTITS

  • loved the video. I was studying for a bio exam and something he explained wasn't clear. I spent an hour in lecture and you spent 18 minutes explaining this clearer than my professor. good stuff.

  • Very informative and clear and concise. Thanks

  • Paint ftw

  • Translation, Trans...lation, Trans...la...tion,

    awesome videos =)

  • all of your videos got me through genetics, anatomy, and my immunology classes. thank you!

  • wow .... simple yet so informative ... this lecture beats all those fancy animations .... best video ... thanks so much ... also you are very well in speaking ...neither too slow nor too fast ,....

  • You are amazing instructor becuase of the way you constructe the lecturing

  • this clears thing up so much... i have two huge bio textbooks, notes from 2 different teachers, notes from my senior, and none of them explained the difference between chromosomes,chromatin and chromatids...

    THANKYOU LOADS!

  • Every teacher should go over the vocab in this depth before teaching mitosis/meiosis. Thank you.

  • Thank you for these vidoes they really help me :D

  • This vid really cleared everything up.

    Really helps for finals. Thanks.

  • this video is very very useful.. I really learned many new things from it... thank you very much for those vocabularies....

  • I found this very helpful, thank you!

  • WOW love it !! :D

  • thanks for making this video

  • Awesome video! I've taken biochemistry and this gives a much needed big picture to the little details taught in those classes!

  • thanks for explaining the vacab esp for chromatin, chromosomes, and chromatids!!! i am having a test this afternoon on this and i'm not having a nervous breakdown over this.

  • itsss good to learn molecular biology

  • Attention when the Dna replicates himself through the passing of enzymatic complex,it should be TA TA not TA AT that way it's changed.

  • WOW! this helped out SOO MUCH!!! Thanks

  • is there any videos of yours, where you talk about mutacions ?

  • Why not explaining Euchromatin (active), Heterochromatin (inactive).

    This would be much easier for everyone to understand chromatin!

  • good one, bravo.

  • I love your videos your a really good teacher....thanks for sharing your talent....wish you were my bio teacher....he skips so much cause he just expects us to know this stuff.... really sucks but you make my life so much better ^_^ love you....!!!!!