Replication of RNA Viruses

[@moniqueellis3310]

This was incredibly helpful for breaking down a complex concept!

[@educationlearners]

The best lecture i've found on youtube ... Worth watching

[@mountcarmel7116]

Before I ask you, you answered it perfectly and made me full. I was wandering where the RDRP comes from if no translation was made in (-) RNA? now I got it; "it is packaged into the capsid." Thank you!

[@mayonnaisepc3340]

Thats literally why i came in here!
I was wandering my head off how did it do all of this while its anti-sense!
Underrated video.

[@jewelmartinez2657]

This was super helpful, thank you so much! I finally understand this !!

[@mohandforstudying1886]

You nailed it this is just a work of art

[@nicolecox1925]

Wonderful Wendy. Thank you

[@brilliantfuture1841]

Thank you very much,all the love ❤️

[@maykaa4000]

Thank you! Wonderful debriefing

[@alaaragrag9167]

Thank you so muchhh, all the love ❤

[@cardiacmyxoma4073]

This is so helpful, thank you so much!

[@GurjotSingh-gx2sb]

Great lecture 👍

[@akinwole]

Thank you so much, this is so detailed

[@the_crackin3610]

Perfectly explain what’s + rna

[@charlesbinghay2722]

Hi Ms. Gideon, may I ask what program you're using to make these videos? thanks!

[@naeemaziz7613]

amazing explaination

[@sajada.]

Simple and very helpful,thank you

[@sarah_bahowerth]

Thank you such an awesome explanation

[@sserwaddaderrick1523]

I have really understood this topic ❤🙏🙌

[@KoalaKid23]

for the RT-ssRNA virus, would it not also use the cell's DNA pol to make the second strand of DNA? Like it uses the RT-enzyme to take +ssRNA to ssDNA and then does it take ssDNA to dsDNA using the cell's DNA pol?
Thanks for the video !

[@banham1258]

thank you, your videos are so helpful to me.

[@brilliantfuture1841]

the aswer for the question does the positive single stranded RNA viruses,use the cell’s RNA polymerase should be No except for the retroviruses ??

[@mmbendabh-km4bb]

Simple / informative/ understandable thanks

[@stefanochiessi1878]

You are so good, i love you, soooo much helpful

[@boccaluppo930]

Can you direct me to the lecture previous to this one?

[@medtelugu3599]

Excellent explanation ❤

[@budgetmdtravels]

Well done!!❤️❤️

[@wycliffenyandika9017]

Thanks for the videos ,why can’t the HIV-retroviruses use the + sense directory as “mRNA” to make proteins ,why need to amie DNA first ?

[@user-yp7jl6vq2i]

Very nice 👌 👍 👏 😀

[@ii.1.1]

How long can the virus survive outside the cell?
In the air and water

[@afrilinasari4979]

Thank you , you explain positive and negative sense RNA virus replication make more sense :)

[@andreastimothy4414]

Awesome

[@afrilinasari4979]

Could you please make video of double stranded RNA virus replication? Thank you

[@mohamedbassem5635]

Thanks doctor ❤

[@vuyisa5992]

Well taught wow. I love it

[@emeree9575]

Thank you 😊

[@roseviolet6522]

When u listen these topics in class u got the idea but everything is messy. Thank you and your knowlage to organize my knowlages ( eng is not my first language but hope u understand what I mean 😅)

[@shehzadahmad8448]

Thanks mam 😊😊😊😊

[@s75634]

thank you !!!!

[@bobsmith4819]

Amazing video : )

[@MauRockmez]

Hi, one question: the ss RNA+ virus don´t come packaged with the Rd-Rp? Beacause I assume that a virus like Sars-CoV-2 supposedly is a ss RNA+, and one gene that the PCR uses is the RdRp so, does this mean that this virus also comes packaged with the RNA dependant RNA polymerase? thanks

[@maximalia44]

I come a bit late but the RdRP is not packaged in the capsid of SARS-CoV-2. Instead, it is encoded by its (+)ssRNA genome (which is like an mRNA). It means that one of the first proteins that will be produced from the viral genome, by the host cell translation complex, will be the viral RdRP.
The reason why (-)ssRNA need to have a ready-to-use RdRP packaged in their capsid is that antisense RNAs cannot be amplified nor translated by the host.

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[@purnimameher760]

This was one of the best lectures. You taught so nicely
Mam I want to know about you. Where are you from and from which university you graduated. You have a very in-depth knowledge

[@godhelpme8977]

hi

[@sarahouadah4200]

This was really helpfull thank you!

[@ryanhills8868]

I love it

[@sujatakumari8093]

Thank you sooo much mam😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@withme6449]

❤

[@mohamedhajjaj3481]

Thanks 🤍

[@vickyalvarez5467]

Do you want to be my microbiology teacher please? Great video! 🖤

[@shivakarthakur1750]

Wife's tweet

[@raghavtyagi5201]

thank u soo much for an amazing explanation..