RNA splicing and processing | RNA splicing mechanism | spliceosome

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[@preyjapanda1496]

Sir in 1st step of splicing nucleophilic attack will take place at 5'- splice site but you said that 3'-splice site.. Is that so?

[@jaminyitan3274]

You teach so simple nowadays, earlier your teaching was awesome.
Splicing involved so many U1,2,3,5 and U4-U-6. You have not mentioned properly.

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

These are simple videos. Detailed visoes already made

[@savithahs1857]

sir kindly upload a video of conducting experiment on "partial purification of immunoglobulins by dialysis and quantification of IgG in the dialysate by spectrophotometric method."

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Okay

[@savithahs1857]

Sir I am very happy to see the reply. Kindly upload the video as soon as possible. Thank you.

[@debas2781]

That mechanism of Splicing undergo which group (1/2/3/4) ? Any other forms of introns produced?

[@SVPatil-dh1jx]

Thank you sir 🙏

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You're welcome

[@MrinalKumar-l5u]

I have one doubt , does the 2' OH attacks 3' SS or the 5' SS ???? will you please help me to resolve this......

[@Isoleucine28]

Is it post or co transcriptional process?

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Post transcriptional processing

[@lysin210]

No it's co transcriptional. 😊

[@mamathats4665]

Sir please upload vedio on RNA polymerase 1 2 3

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Okay

[@shubhamsharma8610]

Same in prokaryote??

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

No. No splicing in prokaryotes

[@elijahjohn4482]

Full of mistakes. Can't believe I liked this channel in the past. 😂

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

What?? Not counted unless you can point out the mistakes

[@sohammallick5377]

Branch point attacks the 5’ splice site and not the 3’ splice site. Then the free 3’ OH of the 5’ SS attacks the phosphate of the 5’ SS

[@KrishnaKrish-m8s]

Sir What about introns? What happened to introns

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Degraded

[@KrishnaKrish-m8s]

@@shomusbiologyofficial ok sir but which enzyme and mechanism

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U r making it lengthy talking much more plzz focus on topic rather other

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[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Ok

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Sir can I send you the syllabus

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Because no one except you is teaching botany

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[@Sunul0821]

This video is full of mistakes please don't watch it 😐

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Point them out before pointing fingers

[@MrinalKumar-l5u]

@@shomusbiologyofficial She is correct , you have made mistakes