Thank You! This is the most complete video I've watched on the subject :)

Thank you so much. This is above my level at the present time (HS physics teacher, teaching Bio to at risk students), however full comprehension of these concepts and processes is one of the goals for my students for this semester.

Not a biologist or student, but love watching iBiology videos and learning!

Best Molecular Biology professor! Highly recommend! :)

this was awesome! so informative and interesting! thank you!!

Focussed on the topic throughout without losing time. "Quick and on the target 🎯"

Very informative. Highly appreciated. Thank you very much..

Keep thinking of chicken/egg paradox. There has to be an RNA creature first it seems. It is so deliciously complex. One sees independent action by parts pinched off of a wandering cell, having no DNA nor RNA content, but doing things. Somewhere in there is a vital clue as to the most primeval unit.

Gotta respect how she's standing for 43 minutes..some of us are just built different.

Thank you. Enjoyed the lecture a lot! Especially termination of translation and the evolution part. Interesting to think about protein synthesis in the cells that were extant before prokaryotes and eukaryotes split. Didn't quite understand the chemistry of how the editing site of aminoacyl tRNA synthase.

Excellent presentation! Thank you!

q bárbaro lo de rachel green, pasó de moza a diseñadora para ralph lauren y ahora hace buenísimos videos re informativos :)

I wish this video was around when I was in school. I certainly would have pursued a career in biology

wonderful presentation!!

in another video this series I'm still in awe over the transcription error fraction stat. It is stupifyingly rare.

Rachel, you did a fantastic job in this video. Very coherent.

Gosh, what a incredibly didactic explanation! Thx a lot!

Nicely summarised video on Protein Synthesis.

Really informative. Thanks ibiology.

Transcription begins with Gold Gold: Au is the chemical abbreviation for gold, and G is the first initial. 6:00 Why do you list them in the UCAG order when if you put them in alphabetical order, you’ll have A as the start bit and U as the stop bits?

Awesome information.

Excellent explanation, thank you. One question. At the outset, You mention that information is read. Where does the information come from.

Excellent explanation. Thank you.

Hey, Rachel. Speed kills!

Excellent.

Fascinating

Excellent!

What factors might affect errors in protein synthesis?

for instance, @6.26 how does ribosome "know" to stop when "it" sees a UAA or UGA or UAG? what is the mechanism by which ribosome stops?

Fun fact, Rachel Green likes to hang out at Central Perk with her friends Monica, Phoebe, Ross, Joey, and Chandler. The barrista has a crush on her.

1st: It's amazing that cells do this millions of times every second continually throughout the body. 2nd: It's amazing that mankind has figured out how this works up to this point.

Question: What is the connection between Zinc, Zinc-Finger, ribosome hibernation and corona virus?

"I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, And that my soul knows very well." (Psalm 139:14 NKJ)

Amazing how complicated a chemical soup hit by lightning turned out.

Thanks

This discussion is really very informative. With all the complicated steps and processes involved, it is amazing to see how the "major players" work together to make a single protein from a written code. While she seems to understand the process well, she keeps referring to magic! Magic is not a typical scientific explanation. What is magic? "the power of apparently influencing the course of events by using mysterious or supernatural forces." -Oxford dictionary. She does not dare approach the source of the information embedded in the DNA. Whenever there is a difficulty explaining just how the process actually works, she just calls it "magic." While trying to explain life's molecular machinery from a naturalistic viewpoint, she actually joins the other side by calling on magic as a creative force. I don't know about you, but I don't believe in magic.

why are they called 5` and 3`, what does the prime mean?

Now I understand the Evangelion Central Dogma reference.

I thought it was rachel green from friends tho. she seems smart as hell rn

Ribosome ?

Thanks for this. Have you considered uploading at a higher quality? I can’t read the slides on my phone.

Fascinating! I understood a large part of it. But it absolutely boggles the mind how anyone who understands how many nucleotides and amino acids make up a ribosome could possibly think it *evolved.* How many mutations would it require to get from the _earlier_ to the _later_ version? (Mutations that changed or add to both RNA and proteins.) Make an estimate. Multiply the required mutations by a large number to account for natural selection throwing most mutations away because they do damage. Now make some estimates of generations per year and generations per relevant mutation and figure out how many years it would optimally take. I think it would take many *trillion years.* But that's not all. Is there even a possible path for evolution? That is, is it possible to start with a bacterial ribosome and modify it one mutation at a time to get to another observed working version even in *unlimited* time? (The organism must live after each mutation.) All this machinery was clearly *designed.* There is no doubt.

does this explain how a cow eats grass then we can eat the cow?

Is it possible to synthesize proteins in lab?

cool

Wow

simple as a flower, and thats a complicated thing.......

thanks from russia

Expression of the protein in the thumbnail has been outlawed in Russia, where any display having colors similar to those of the Ukrainian flag will get you 10 years in the gulag.

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Hey Rachel! How bout you make it interesting huh? This KZfaq, yeah? This ain't a goddamn classroom.

uwu

I was an atheist. After that series of movie, I"ve been starting to believe in God.

Odd, how someone would even mention that this massively complex machine evolved from Goo. If you looked at a copier machine, which is nowhere near as complicated, could you even begin to believe that it came out of a pile of electronic parts? That beautiful finish, smooth glass, every wire and part soldered perfectly together? If you did, you'd be mentally off. Just like believing this nonsense.