Meiosis 3D Animation

Biotechnology lecture series

[@SaadiaGul-dk1qt]

Much better than watching a 2 to 3 hours lecture 😂

[@futuredoctor3976]

This topic will bhe crystal clear and complete set in our mind 😁😁😁❤

[@Raju-rg1lo]

Best animation i had ever seen❤

[@Member_of_MENSA]

may be I may never understand meosis :(
Edit:I understood meiosis and got A grade in biology 🥳🥳

[@psych4ae]

pls me too

[@md.nazimuddin229]

😢same

[@tomalp1918]

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[@tomalp1918]

Watch this this is more understandable

[@sanskritigupta8687]

Go and watch the love story of meiosis😂 you will understand this in the easiest way

[@mamtakhatik446]

Now my concept is crystal clear

[@Pantnagarclasses]

Very good

[@achalibasnayake3624]

Try reading cell division in Campbell biology book.. maybe it will help😊

[@sohineeparveen4466]

useful video❤❤

[@matlecture7]

Well explained

[@Pantnagarclasses]

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[@BethChege-jt1rb]

way easier to understand

[@gregnichols2140]

how the chromosomes line up in the middle also make a difference in what traits are paired in the gamete.

[@Pantnagarclasses]

Due to centromeres chromosomes line up in middle at metaphase stage

[@Pantnagarclasses]

Before gametes formation crossing over takes place cause different traits

[@ar3em80]

Cool

[@sticky1286]

niceeeeeeeeee

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[@zeenahussien2127]

thx

[@md.nazimuddin229]

Meiosis produces "daughter cell" or "haploid gametic cells"??

[@paridhigupta4097]

The haploid gamete cells are also called as daughter cells

[@swanginichandravanshi4476]

Please explain in Hindi

[@uncertifiedlinguist8396]

Holy shit the words chromosome, chronatids, and diploid are suuuuper confusing

[@bread8447]

It ain't that confusing 😑

[@_roshanmohanta326]

you didnt explain... infact no video i saw till now .. is explaining

[@Pantnagarclasses]

Wait dear

[@slauocrosmro_]

It's just an animation why would somebody explain.

[@letzxplor7835]

Maybe he wanted to study more about the proteins involved in the whole process of mitosis and meiosis, how synaptonemal complex is formed and how it dissolves during diplotene

[@md.nazimuddin229]

So were we all chromosomes, and how do we have twin siblings??

[@Pantnagarclasses]

Two types of twine are there
Monozygotic these have same type of chromosomes
Other one is two different zygotic twine, which have two different sperm are fertilized
One may carry x chromosomes and other may carry Y chromosomes

[@user-mm5fo9nc1l]

Bu juda oson