trp Operon & Attenuation explained in under 15 minutes

[@dauren.00]

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[@celiza9]

This was such an incredible explanation--thank you!

[@nikolaizakrewsky4406]

So helpful! Thank you so much!

[@ahsanulhaque26]

This was an amazing class. I really appreciate you sir.

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very good explanation sir

[@KirbyThomas-w3b]

Thank you that was a fantastic help for my understanding!

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Thank you for the nice explaination

[@annaschmieding]

Thank you for this video!!

[@satabdideka31]

Thanks a lot, great explanation!

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Great animations, very well explained! Thank you for the video.

[@an-sofievandeputte7188]

Very helpful! Thank you

[@minnumariya4612]

Amazing explanation! Thank you

[@StaleyBrittany]

This helped SO much! Thank you!!

[@biochemksmu]

Great explanation

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[@manavnaik5358]

Thanks mate!

[@AvnishRaghuvanshi]

How translation continued in low trp while there is a stem loop in its path?

[@biochemksmu]

But IMHO there is a little bit another mechanism of translation continuing in the low trp situation. New ribosome is attached to the starting AUG codone of trp-E enzymes mRNA

[@melindareyes8393]

how does the RNA polymerase continue to transcribe the leader sequence if tryptophan is high? the repressor will bind to the operator if tryptophan is high (corepressor) and so the RNA pol is blocked.

[@oyletaklyozfln1763]

Well im wondering same thing I MEAN HOW but after this vid im thinking maybe tRNA holding trp and thats why repressor not working ???

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[@priscarogi2183]

start at 4:30 for attenuation

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Why did he stop making videos ??

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[@anoshfernando55]

Amazing explanation. Thank you so much!

[@emmahughes1346]

So helpful thank you!