• Genotype and phenotype (Spanish) 2267 views Genotype and phenotype (Spanish) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    This presentation explains the differences between Phenotype and genotype. Explains the different types of genotypes that exist: dominant homozygous genotype, genotype recessive homozygous and heterozygous genotype. After extensively explain other concepts of Mendelian genetics. It explains the monohibrido crossing, intermediate inheritance, ...

  • How a Proto Oncogene becomes an oncogene (English) 1630 views How a Proto Oncogene becomes an oncogene (English) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Video describing how a proto-oncogene can become transformed into an oncogene. The single nucleotide change can make this process and this explains the process by which a cell can become cancerous. Other cells can become cancerous due to chromosomal translocation occurs.

  • Recombination (English) 1280 views Recombination (English) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Good video that explains through animation as exchange occurs between homologous chromosomes sections. Recombination endonuclease mixture begins when a strand of DNA with another of a homologous chromosome, a strand of DNA invades the homologous chromosome and unwinds. REC proteins in bacteria cut the invaded zone which facilitates the pairing. ...

  • The joy of sex (Spanish) 2993 views The joy of sex (Spanish) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Simple video which explains why there is sexual reproduction, why sexual reproduction prevails over asexual and how important is a level of evolution.
    With a concrete example shows how to evolve the face of adversity organisms that reproduce asexually and sexually reproducing, concluding that sex always wins.

  • Cell cycle (English) 1584 views Cell cycle (English) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Description of the 5 stages of the cell cycle (G1, S, G2, M and G0).

    Go is the phase where the cell remains indefinitely until the cell cycle begins again, as long as the cells for this step depends on cell type. In the Interface (G1, S, and G2) the cell prepares for division replicating DNA, many phenomena of synthesis and replication occur ...

  • DNA transcription (Spanish) 1799 views DNA transcription (Spanish) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Basic but good video to explain DNA transcription.
    Transcription is the synthesis of RNA from DNA. In eukaryotes begins with the binding of RNA polymerase to DNA in a region called the promoter. DNA separates and begins the insertion of ribonucleotides and messenger RNA synthesis. When you have transcribed about 30 nucleotides 7metil adds a ...

  • Meiosis (English) 1645 views Meiosis (English) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Video explaining the importance of meiosis.

    Although no difference in the different phases of the same, if you highlight the mechanisms by which genetic variation occurs as crossing-over and random segregation of homologous chromosomes.

    The result of meiosis is that of a diploid cell produces 4 haploid cells with a single chromatid.

  • Genetic mutations (Spanish) 1532 views Genetic mutations (Spanish) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Video explaining generally that are mutations as they occur. Difference between the consequences depending on if they occur in somatic cells in sex.

  • Chromosome disorder (English) 1637 views Chromosome disorder (English) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Good presentation that explains how to form a chromosome and techniques exist for analysis. From here, images and examples explained by the different types of chromosomal abnormalities. Numerical abnormalities, aneuploidy and polyploidy. Structural abnormalities: translocation, deletion, insertion, inversion, rings and isochromosomes.

  • DNA Replication Process (English) 1715 views DNA Replication Process (English) Author: Cristina Ruiz García  Referee: Valentin Martín

    Good video showing in brief the process of replication. The DNA molecule is opened by the helicase, SSB proteins bind to DNA to prevent renaturalice and replication begins. In a fiber made in 5'-3 'on an ongoing basis and through the DNA Polymerase III. By contrast, in the other direction to make it in 5'-3 'has to be replicated discontinuously ...