My teacher uses your videos in lessons, my exam is tomorrow and im stressing so hard because she hasnt taught us well. Our Unuversity class has a class average of 53. She never incorperates the textbook in her lessons . She only uses bland power points and never goes into the point. Our class poor performance isnt due to us. Its because her tests are extremely difficult and believe me I studied my ass off for all her tests. I spent at least 9 hours studying for our genetics unit test and ended up doing mediocre . She also decides to give us a unit test the week before exams and didnt even review for the exam. She is by far the worst teacher i have ever had. She is the reason I wont be in honour roll. She squeezed in a whole unit two weeks befor the exam. Who ever is reading this thank you for listening.. needed to vent.
@@ashneva4679 yeah everything is good now, I’m going to third year university and majoring in Psychology. That teacher still gives me flashbacks till this day, thank God university isn’t what she said it was like, overall she was the worst teacher a student could have.
I'm just here because Molecular Cellular Biology is soooo interesting - especially Abiogenesis, 'Chemical Evolution', and Intracellular Machinery. And I didn't even study basic inorganic chemistry in Community College. (My Associate Degrees were in Business, Accounting, and Computer Science). But I find that seeking knowledge is enthralling now, while getting High Honors back then was primarily a function of educating myself regardless of Professor or Teaching Method. Like the Nazi Lady in 'Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skulls' said: "I vant to know!" Anyway, it sucks they made you do Biology as a completion elective when all you are interested in is Psychology. And, totally agree with you that (even though I had some brilliant Professors), many were also idiots. I remember a Statistics 'Professor' who raced so hard writing out the lecture on the board, and started erasing it at the end as I was the last one to leave still trying frantically to copy it all down. Apparently, she also had gained the illustrious position of the Dean of the Mathematics Faculty. Yet, according to rumor, past years' students had rebelled and tried to get her thrown out!
Fantastic explanation of DNA. It is clear, crisp and informative. As a doctor who studied this 20 years ago, still I found it to be extremely useful as a teaching as well as learning aid.Both the video and audio [talk] are good and cogent. Hats of to Paul Andersen.
Thank you for posting these. I am fairly bright, but am a slow processor and have a learning disability. What I do in class and reading the book isn't always enough for me, so I watch your videos as a supplement. So far, I have an "A" in college bio. Watching your videos seems to connect the remaining dots for me. Thank you!!
Sir, i am honored to see a great teacher like you. i'm 13 and i love science and i want to be a genetic engineer . after seeing your videos based on dna and genetics . i more helpful to grab more knowledge . thank you sir. i said SIR because i have never seen a teacher like you sir.
HI Mr. Anderson , .... you are an awesome teacher. you simplify things and put them in such a way that any body can understand it verywell. you are really blessed with your talent to teach keep it up
Thanks a lot man!! My teacher spent hours trying to explain DNA to us, and you did it all in 10 minutes... u rock man, imma watch every one of your videos!!
If you have the 5' end, hanging off at the end (not bonded), the part that actually binds the next nucleotide is where the 3' carbon of the same nucleotide is: 5' (nucleotide 1) 3' (still nucleotide 1 just other side of the deoxyribose sugar) | (bond) 5' (nucleotide 2) 3' (still nucleotide 2) | (next bond attaches here) As you can see the 5' end is on top and the 3' is on the bottom so the flow is 5'-3' but if you'd want to continue on, you'd need to add to the 3' end of nucleotide 2.
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dude i love your videos, i just youtube something, in this case "what is dna?" straight away your video comes up, and i just watched one and subscribed to your channel about 10 mins prior. Kudos Sir, Kudos.
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this definitely was helpful. i was studying about this unzipping of dna from a textbook and couldn't understand it cause i didnt know the structure properly. but now this video helped me understood it quite nicely! Thanks!
Thank you sir, I have really enjoyed your way of teaching and how you make complex things very simple ... Way to go .. It would be my pleasure to follow up on your uploading video's. ..
OK. Mutated part of the DNA ladder is replaced by the corresponding backup in ideal situation. How to be sure that mutated part will not be treated as norm, discarding and overwriting healthy backup, essentially permanently cementing the change in DNA?
Great presentation and please let me know what software did you use to make this presentation... like writing the comments or marking certain parts looks cool along with your video embedded! Great job and it is helping a lot of people!
your students are lucky to have you as a teacher! Thanks for taking extra time to make these videos
Meg E Thanks so much.
how i wish i could watch some of your videos on enzymes activity.
Best educational channel on UA-cam, for sure.
Thanks alot, I finally understand what the 3 prime end and 5 prime end mean!
My teacher uses your videos in lessons, my exam is tomorrow and im stressing so hard because she hasnt taught us well. Our Unuversity class has a class average of 53. She never incorperates the textbook in her lessons . She only uses bland power points and never goes into the point. Our class poor performance isnt due to us. Its because her tests are extremely difficult and believe me I studied my ass off for all her tests. I spent at least 9 hours studying for our genetics unit test and ended up doing mediocre . She also decides to give us a unit test the week before exams and didnt even review for the exam. She is by far the worst teacher i have ever had. She is the reason I wont be in honour roll. She squeezed in a whole unit two weeks befor the exam. Who ever is reading this thank you for listening.. needed to vent.
Take the L
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That sounds so stressful, and frustrating, sorry that happened to you, hope you're doing okay now.
@@ashneva4679 yeah everything is good now, I’m going to third year university and majoring in Psychology. That teacher still gives me flashbacks till this day, thank God university isn’t what she said it was like, overall she was the worst teacher a student could have.
I'm just here because Molecular Cellular Biology is soooo interesting - especially Abiogenesis, 'Chemical Evolution', and Intracellular Machinery. And I didn't even study basic inorganic chemistry in Community College. (My Associate Degrees were in Business, Accounting, and Computer Science). But I find that seeking knowledge is enthralling now, while getting High Honors back then was primarily a function of educating myself regardless of Professor or Teaching Method. Like the Nazi Lady in 'Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skulls' said: "I vant to know!" Anyway, it sucks they made you do Biology as a completion elective when all you are interested in is Psychology. And, totally agree with you that (even though I had some brilliant Professors), many were also idiots. I remember a Statistics 'Professor' who raced so hard writing out the lecture on the board, and started erasing it at the end as I was the last one to leave still trying frantically to copy it all down. Apparently, she also had gained the illustrious position of the Dean of the Mathematics Faculty. Yet, according to rumor, past years' students had rebelled and tried to get her thrown out!
My college professor made all this seem so complicated MR. Anderson helped me get it in 10 minutes!
THANK YOU MR.ANDERSON
Fantastic explanation of DNA. It is clear, crisp and informative. As a doctor who studied this 20 years ago, still I found it to be extremely useful as a teaching as well as learning aid.Both the video and audio [talk] are good and cogent. Hats of to Paul Andersen.
It's crazy and sad at the same time that most of the information in this video was never mentioned to me in my bio courses.
Thank you
BeautyBy Cheyenne same
My teacher assigned these videos for us!
@@dragonflies6793 same
I just want to thank you so much for all the clarifications.
Again, you turn a complicated topic into an understandable one! Everything you explain is simply logical! You are amazing! Thank you so much!
Thank you for posting these. I am fairly bright, but am a slow processor and have a learning disability. What I do in class and reading the book isn't always enough for me, so I watch your videos as a supplement. So far, I have an "A" in college bio. Watching your videos seems to connect the remaining dots for me. Thank you!!
Angels and Gods are pure: A and G are purines
hey, thats catchy.
Nice, I like these one,
Pure As Gold: Purines are A and G
you CUT pie: C, U, and T are pyrimidines.
u a real one homie
You can also think of silver. Ag ;)
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I always switch between crash course and your videos because sometimes crash course is a little too vague and I need clarification.
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Sir, i am honored to see a great teacher like you. i'm 13 and i love science and i want to be a genetic engineer . after seeing your videos based on dna and genetics . i more helpful to grab more knowledge . thank you sir. i said SIR because i have never seen a teacher like you sir.
Connor Kenway i have said these to sir paul andersen
Arthur and George weasley are purebloods. Purebloods have two wizard parents, hence 2 carbon rings.
I hope this helps.
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HI Mr. Anderson , .... you are an awesome teacher. you simplify things and put them in such a way that any body can understand it verywell. you are really blessed with your talent to teach keep it up
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Something I have always accepted for myself. LOL :(
Same
same :(((((((((((((((((((((
Ehhh my self esteem is rea l low since I'm just a dumb 12 year old ahah but physics is easier because I don't have to remember so much
did you fail your test?
If you have the 5' end, hanging off at the end (not bonded), the part that actually binds the next nucleotide is where the 3' carbon of the same nucleotide is:
5' (nucleotide 1)
3' (still nucleotide 1 just other side of the deoxyribose sugar)
| (bond)
5' (nucleotide 2)
3' (still nucleotide 2)
| (next bond attaches here)
As you can see the 5' end is on top and the 3' is on the bottom so the flow is 5'-3' but if you'd want to continue on, you'd need to add to the 3' end of nucleotide 2.
thank you for your existence in this complex world to make our lives easier!
you explained this better than my teacher, appreciate it :)
my first time using youtube for education...very useful information and cleared up ALOT!!! i think im goin to start using youtube now for help..THANK YOU
Pretty darn amazing.. It's beginning to make sense now!
altho i am a 2nd year medical student , i got wts DNA for the 1st tym in my lyf :)))
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Thanks for a thorough explanation, that helped me understand what DNA is.
Thank you so much! I finally understand the 3 and 5 primes and why they are named that way
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brilliant video, in simple terms, thumbs up as i found it helpful
thank u very much sir. Your description was very wonderful.My concepts got cleared.
Perfect Timing for our test!
@JOSE MONTIEL guess so haha, graduated a long while back
WOW you are so good at explaining things! Amazing video, was really helpful!! THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Great explanation!!!
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Thanks,now I've understood what actually DNA is.
dude i love your videos, i just youtube something, in this case "what is dna?" straight away your video comes up, and i just watched one and subscribed to your channel about 10 mins prior. Kudos Sir, Kudos.
You answered absolutely everything I needed to know about DNA structure. Thank you so much.
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Very clear and good description,thank you
Wow. I spent hours reading, 1 hour and 45 min in class confused and he just clarified DNA IN 10 MIN...
Awesome way of explanation mr Anderson
thank youuu so much!!!!!!!!!!! i didn't understand this topic in the way my teacher explained it and i have my partial tomorrow but you make it so easy to comprehend you saved me :D thanks !
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Wonderful video. Very explicit and clear. Thanks a bunch.
Simple as well,very impressive, thanks
this definitely was helpful. i was studying about this unzipping of dna from a textbook and couldn't understand it cause i didnt know the structure properly. but now this video helped me understood it quite nicely! Thanks!
This was very helpful... You make it so simple
Your lectures are godsend!
I wish you would use colors other than red to write with more often. Otherwise, great videos!
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Thank you so much for this, I am having a test tomorrow and this helped a lot
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Please keep on making more of these videos they are extremely helpful :)
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Thanks I just learned DeoxyriboNucleic Acid is what DNA stands for..God Bless You!!
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infact am very happy for this lecture. its so easy for me to understand the structure of DNA now
thnks a lot
we just learn about DNA but I don't understand it from the doctor
but your Vid really help me
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Keep making Videos, I'd love to be taught be you.
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very nice discription
Great presentation
Thank you sir, I have really enjoyed your way of teaching and how you make complex things very simple ...
Way to go ..
It would be my pleasure to follow up on your uploading video's. ..
that's absolutely helpful .. thanks very much
OK. Mutated part of the DNA ladder is replaced by the corresponding backup in ideal situation. How to be sure that mutated part will not be treated as norm, discarding and overwriting healthy backup, essentially permanently cementing the change in DNA?
Thanks sir
Actually today I got to know what is DNA actually... 👍😊
Great presentation and please let me know what software did you use to make this presentation... like writing the comments or marking certain parts looks cool along with your video embedded! Great job and it is helping a lot of people!
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Excellent video!
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Very useful bro....
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God bless u :)
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