I'm so glad I found your video. You're the only one that explains this clearly and straight to the point without analogies and filler. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!
Thank you so much! My exam is today and I forgot to bring a book home from school so I had to search everything here on the internet! You're a life saver! Wish me luck😭💖💖
Thank you for the lesson Madam. We're currently answering by the means of modules/books/test papers. So we are at our house without any teachers teaching. So thank you for this I can answer my Summative Test in Science Teehee~
This just saved me i have been gone in my online class for a while because i was not really in the mood this whole year,because of whats been happening in my life i broke down many times even thought about suicide and thats why i love cheeseballs
When i saw the genetic code table in my text book my mind was just- **boom ! What the heck are these ** Then I searched in youtube and found this explanation video, now i am the code master xD
thank u for such a nice and understandable lecture. plz tell me,if mRNA is synthesized with all different codons, what is the minimum number of amino acids in the protein that is formed by mRNA? thank u in advance
Hi, Thanks for the video. Just subscribed to your channel. May I just ask, when doing translation do we always start with the start codon ( AUG ) when given with a sequence of mRNA? For example, if I have a sequence AUAUGGGCG, do I divide this into codon as AUA UGG GCG or should I start with my translation as AUG GGC and end with the stop codon? Thanks!
Scan first for the start codon, then make that your first codon. Divide the sequence into triplets of bases after the start codon. So in the case of your problem, skip the first AU, and start with AUG GGC.
That is how it happens in the cell. If you are working on something given to you by a teacher, they may expect you to just start at the first 3 bases. Be sure to ask when completing an assignment!
2 questions: 1) what if there are 2 start codons? Which codon do we start from? 2) what is a start codon is all the way near the right hand side? Do we move left instead of right in that case?
5 minutes of this video = a whole unit of chemistry
So true!
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Usually codon tables are taught in biology and biochemistry
omg thanks a lot I swear this video is so much better than my bio teacher
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I'm so glad I found your video. You're the only one that explains this clearly and straight to the point without analogies and filler. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!
Thank you so much! My exam is today and I forgot to bring a book home from school so I had to search everything here on the internet! You're a life saver! Wish me luck😭💖💖
I'm in college taking clinical genetics, this video is the only way I understood this concept. Thanks Ms. Lantz!!!!!!!!!
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I was so confused about naming the amino acid.. But now am an expert 😁😁
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Thank you for the lesson Madam. We're currently answering by the means of modules/books/test papers. So we are at our house without any teachers teaching. So thank you for this I can answer my Summative Test in Science Teehee~
This just saved me i have been gone in my online class for a while because i was not really in the mood this whole year,because of whats been happening in my life i broke down many times even thought about suicide and thats why i love cheeseballs
Thank you so much! I finally understand how to translate mRNA into codons!
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I'm in college, thank you very much this helped me a lot I understand the codon concepts now I have an exam coming up
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When i saw the genetic code table in my text book my mind was just- **boom ! What the heck are these **
Then I searched in youtube and found this explanation video, now i am the code master xD
Literally saved my everything in biochem!
Wow, this is so helpful and very beneficial for my quiz tomorrow. Thanks :)
got finals tmr and idk what im doing tysm
thank u for such a nice and understandable lecture.
plz tell me,if mRNA is synthesized with all different codons, what is the minimum number of amino acids in the protein that is formed by mRNA?
thank u in advance
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Thank you, loved your explanation. Now its all clear to me!
Wow..thank you now I really understand how to translate mrna to amino acid
Easier than ever.. thanks for this explanation
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Im in second year of highschool or grade 11, this video helped so much to understand, now i gotta memories the amino acids and their codons
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Thank so much for making to get the clear picture of this standard coding process of mRNA to protein....
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what do i do if my mRNA sequence doesn't have AUG in the sequence at all?
Wonderful excellent representational way.
What happens when AUG isn’t in the strand?
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Hi,
Thanks for the video. Just subscribed to your channel.
May I just ask, when doing translation do we always start with the start codon ( AUG ) when given with a sequence of mRNA? For example, if I have a sequence AUAUGGGCG, do I divide this into codon as AUA UGG GCG or should I start with my translation as AUG GGC and end with the stop codon?
Thanks!
Scan first for the start codon, then make that your first codon. Divide the sequence into triplets of bases after the start codon. So in the case of your problem, skip the first AU, and start with AUG GGC.
@@nicolelantz thank you. Does this apply always or are there any exceptions? 😇🙏
That is how it happens in the cell.
If you are working on something given to you by a teacher, they may expect you to just start at the first 3 bases. Be sure to ask when completing an assignment!
Thanks a lot gonna get this correct on my college exam Wednesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! exceptional explanation.
2 questions:
1) what if there are 2 start codons? Which codon do we start from?
2) what is a start codon is all the way near the right hand side? Do we move left instead of right in that case?
no way something this orderly and practical could have been created by pure randomness. its stuff like this that demonstrates why God is real.
God is dead and you killed him
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What if there is no stop?
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Sooo if the new Covid Vaccine is mRNA how would that affect our programming? just wondering
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I have a serious question. Would you be willing to answer it and understand it on a basic level?
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Thanks for the explanation. Can I ask what program/app? did you use in the video?
I use Explain Everything.
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I'm so confused. My professor gave me this one: GCUAACCGUCAGUA, which appears to not have any start codon...
where is 3' and 5'?
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Great video!!
Please, why are Leu, Ser, and Arg proteins repeated in the codon table?
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