this is a true thing that happens! its not a chain letter! its kinda scary at first but it really works!! paste this message into 3 comments and press ALT F4 and your crushes name will appear on the screen!!! its soo wierd
when an incoming NTP matches the complementary base, it adds with the 3′ OH (on the ribose) on the previous added nt (on the RNA strand), releasing pyrophosphate (=the beta and gamma phosphate), thereby creating the phosphodiester bond betweeen the alpha phosphate and the 3′OH. The RNA pol II contains a polimerization site that catalyses this process.
No, this is not clear at all. They simply state that things happen and do not explain why it happens. They never mention: end caps, RNA processing by RNA polymerase immediately after synthesis, release factors etc. etc. There is a lot more detail left unexplained.
nice animation.
excellent
Thank you! Molecular biology is more interesting now
Nice! Show translation!
this is a true thing that happens! its not a chain letter! its kinda scary at first but it really works!! paste this message into 3 comments and press ALT F4 and your crushes name will appear on the screen!!! its soo wierd
she has a nice voice – perhaps we make babies?
mollecular biology rules.
amazing and explanation is easy to understand
great 10x a lot
hey thnx…i have a test ont his tomorrow..lol
yeah she sounds horny but trying to hide it since she’s at work and all…
without the nice voice i wouldn’t be able to go through all the videos
If you do not copy and paste this onto 10 videos your mom will die in 4 hours
send this to 5 comments and push “alt-f4″!!!!! it is really cool!!!
New RNA strand released….Nice!
Fascinating!:D
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gracias.- saludos desde Chile
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damit i want to know about the mRNA catalysing the formation of phosphodiester bonds between ribonucleotides!
Im a little confused.. does mRNA really catalyses the formationn of phodphodiester bonds between riboneucleotides? sry but my bio sux…
when an incoming NTP matches the complementary base, it adds with the 3′ OH (on the ribose) on the previous added nt (on the RNA strand), releasing pyrophosphate (=the beta and gamma phosphate), thereby creating the phosphodiester bond betweeen the alpha phosphate and the 3′OH. The RNA pol II contains a polimerization site that catalyses this process.
this shit is confusing
you are an idiot….this is really clear
No, this is not clear at all. They simply state that things happen and do not explain why it happens. They never mention: end caps, RNA processing by RNA polymerase immediately after synthesis, release factors etc. etc. There is a lot more detail left unexplained.
yeah, this is definitely a really simple walk through. i’d title it: introduction to transcription for dummies.