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Okazaki fragments.mp4

An overview of what Okazaki fragments are, and why they form.

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maddy commented on 10 Sep 2013
Awesome simple explanation to all my doubts... thanks a lot... most of my teachers n friends don't understand this and just act as if they know it,which made me feel retarded when they explained in their own confused words
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John Doe commented on 30 Aug 2013
Very nice explanation, completely understand now. So simply explained that most who view this video will have a firm grasp on the subject!
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Kevin Su commented on 22 Mar 2012
whatever the background noise is... it creeps the fuck out of me and just stresses me out more for my final tomorrow....
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international baccalaureate ^^ it´s like international A-Levels :)
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You sound like Jesse Spencer :)
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Carolina Gondra commented on 19 Jun 2013
Nice accent. Great explanation
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Eugene. L commented on 18 Mar 2013
omg now i get it! thanks alot
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MissIvy1212 commented on 02 Apr 2013
very helpful! thank you!
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ActiveStorage commented on 03 Jul 2012
random evolution my ass
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WeShallNeverStop commented on 18 Dec 2012
New Zealand, actually
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What is IB?
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celinechantal commented on 24 Mar 2013
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zcb12345 commented on 07 Jan 2013
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Bio 30 creative component "Okazaki Fragments"

Okazaki Fragments

Okazaki Fragments.

OKAZAKI FRAGMENTS | - - electronik-tekno vibes - -

Okazaki fragments are short, newly synthesized DNA fragments that are formed on the lagging template strand during DNA replication. They are complementary ...

DNA Replication (Simplified - No Okazaki Fragments)

"Replicate Me" (DNA Replication to the tune of Call Me Maybe)

Music video about DNA Replication that was done as an extra credit for Molecular Cell Biology class "Replicate Me" Let's take a look at our cells Let's see how ...

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TheQaseeh commented on 10 Jan 2013
maybe.. u can provide subtitle and replication process vidoe or pic instead of dancing :)
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Marcia Garcia commented on 05 Dec 2012
Yaaahhhoooohheeyyy! Good job ate! Nice replication moves hahahah

163-DNA Ligase & the Lagging Strand

Detailed review of DNA ligase and joining of Okazaki fragments on the lagging strand.

The End Replication Problem

With each round of DNA replication, our telomeres become shorter and shorter. So, how do we stop this ever increasing shortening of our DNA? The answer is ...

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Harry Alices-Villanueva commented on 28 Oct 2015
Why then, if telomerase corrects the shortening, everybody keeps saying that chromosomes get and shorter each time the DNA replicates?
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Christina Georgalas commented on 11 Dec 2015
+Harry Alices-Villanueva Incorrect, aging occurs when the telomeres are degraded and the ends of DNA are worn down. There is no absence of telomerase in the body, but in humans it only acts in early stages of development/ stem cells.
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강민수 commented on 23 Nov 2015
+Harry Alices-Villanueva Absence of telomerase results in shortening of the telomeres, so "aging is due to the shortening of the telomeres " is right, too??? This is purely my opinion!!
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Harry Alices-Villanueva commented on 05 Nov 2015
+Scott Aposhian Then aging is not due to the shortening of the telomeres. but to the absence of telomerase, right?
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Scott Aposhian commented on 04 Nov 2015
+Harry Alices-Villanueva Because Telomerase is active primarily in early development. As an individual ages, cell division takes place inabsence of telomerase, resulting in decrease in lengthof telomeres
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ho s commented on 27 Sep 2015
Then why would telomere be shortened during replications?
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Arsènal FC commented on 07 Oct 2015
Yeah, telomerase activity is only high in cells which proliferate rapidly like embryonic cells and germ cells, also cancer cells
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ho s commented on 07 Oct 2015
Thx so much!!! So it is right to say the mechanism only happens in gamete producing cells?
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Arsènal FC commented on 07 Oct 2015
+ho s Somatic cells don't have Telomerase

What is a klenow fragment?

This video covers -Definition of klenow fragment -DNA polymerase I domains and functions -How Klenow fragments are made? -Applications Duration 3...

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Silpa Sivan commented on 09 Sep 2015
Thank you so much Sir !
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biologyexams4u commented on 17 Oct 2015
Welcome... Thanks for the support
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