Translation

DNA Translation into Protein

[@mrlabon123]

Very good. It helps me alot to understand
proteine biosynthesis.
Keep uploading videos like this.
thanks

[@eighty64life]

very good!! easy to understand.....

[@johnfinfin]

great

[@alexvan123456789]

very good

[@DaDonElChulo]

now i understand it... good job

[@Enirahtak8]

This is SO helpful. Even the audio explains it better than most of the textbook stuff I've read on this.

[@YuRiSunga]

yellow - adenine
blue - thymine
orange - uracil
green - cytosine
red - guanine
purple - phosphate
lavender - deoxyribose
bluish lavender - ribose

[@YuRiSunga]

1:39 the TRNA without an amino acid is a sign of a stop codon. It will be harder to see due to blurry resolution.

[@pentasa]

transcription is a different proccess unlike translation... transcription takes place during split of a cell. translation during synthesis of a protein. simple thing.

[@siemvermeulen6941]

Nlt met Hermpjes is helemaal lit

[@lwigman1308]

klopt

[@ClarkCommaScott]

mrs. rosenblum bio for the fuckin win!

[@Draxis32]

Lol, amazing how nature is, and works in misterious ways, how can him "attract" another aminoacid bounded to this RNA, with the correct triggering.
And how fast this thing works its amazing, how could this, simply appear from a pool of mud on the begging of the earth?
This questions gotta be even more creepy than those questions about the Universe, and what are we made off.

[@0blacone]

duun duun dururu dun dun dun dun beeeeooooo beeeoooyyyyy beeeewaaaaa beeeeoooooyyyyy

[@onlypandorashope]

i'm taking my micro final in 2 hours, and this vid is REALLY helping me review the basics! thanks!

[@baydenkuehler8243]

how did you do?

[@jenna-m]

when the amino acids bonded...i laughed XD i liked the 'pixie dust' sound

[@toaststudios]

me too, lol.

[@lwigman1308]

same

[@peaches19219]

haha this reminds me of the twilight zone!

[@Xmastermusty]

not understandable