Robertsonian Translocation Basics

This video touches on the very basics of robertsonian translocations.

[@randamohammed7203]

To whom who asked about the different between balanced & un balanced chromosome
Balanced mean no gain or lose of genes
Un balanced mean there's gain or loss in chromosomes segment through deletion or duplication

[@abdola-g6v]

Learned this in school today too. THUMBS UP! Two Roberts marry.

[@anniiesarwar1698]

this was so helpful, thank you!

[@shannonlmace5227]

Very helpful and clear :)

[@yiwang4581]

Thank you!
One thing I do not understand is what does balance and unbalance exactly mean?

[@shahzadahmed4414]

Nice video... clearing the concept

[@djalitanaful]

thanks, it was really good.

[@Monmon657mom]

what is the difference between Reciprocal and non reciprocal translocation , can u explain plz

[@julianasalcedo9373]

Thank you !!

[@avey9726]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@alsh123am3]

Well explained :)

[@Ala22223]

best explanation

[@afigisele9370]

thankuuu so much !!!

[@beautymatters7011]

thank you brother

[@sanjulawickremasinghe3793]

Thank you sir

[@Jonesmin]

Martin Shkreli?

[@saro0naseso]

Thanks good animation

[@Monmon657mom]

thank u

[@michaelragaee]

Please make it faster, and use more slides and examples, thank you, go on :)

[@tonyhoyt8496]

+Michael Ragaee. not sure if they had this feature back when you posted this... but you can speed up the video.

[@anonymousunknown9101]

its adjustable you can choose what speed you want

[@kathydennings3090]

Wow, i am watching it now after 10 years

[@matejblahut7881]

@@kathydennings3090 all the comments here are 10 years old and yet here we are

[@alexduval4740]

To the guy say the chromosomes aren't non-homologous, don't want to make you look odd or ehem dumb but they are...non-homologous, besides it's just a term the logic is more important, and btw these translocations appear to be involved in evolution as well

[@Ur0pinionDoesntCount]

Hey doesn't reciprocal translocation also occur between two nonhomologous chromosomes as well...that's what i read

[@unknownstrangermaster7747]

yah because there are two types of translocation. read the description of the video tnx. idiot

[@ToniMonoS]

I could actually listen to this in 2x the speed without any problems. Maybe you should talk quicker or maybe this function makes it okay :D

[@SomeGal]

Wordy.

[@Sweet-hu4nk]

please answer me
Robertsonian happen betwen
20-15
21-14
19-13
16-y
which one wron????😢😢😢ineed answer

[@hasibahmed9314]

Robertsonian takes place between chromosome 13,14,15, 21 and 22 as far as I know. These are the acrocentric ones.

[@MN-ox6yc]

14-21 most commonly

[@nicolebooth5304]

13 and 14 is most common, 14 and 21 is second

[@ahmedmuhammed1028]

Down Syndrome is one of the examle I think.

[@vijayapandu7960]

There is no question about 16th chromosome becoz robertsonian only takes place in acrocentric chromosomes which are 13,14,15,21,22
Most common 13,14 and 14,21

[@alexduval4740]

He said non-homologous but drew em like homologous....just noticed that

[@adams7839]

+Alex Duval Based off of what, the color of the chromosome? The color scheme doesn't matter at all, so stop confusing people.

[@alexduval4740]

Ok, sure.... Wow! Your a real trooper Adam! Parents must be so proud.

[@unknownstrangermaster7747]

another idiot comment.

[@StudentLearning737]

heres some practice for ya: Why does a Robertsonian translocation require a Acrocentric chromosome?

[@vijayapandu7960]

Why???

[@trifaiful]

lol