Lecture 1 - Introduction to Genetics

[elizabethflores]

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[ZombieProdigyUS]

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[Tô-LâmBò-Giát-Vàng]

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[calensavidge]

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[StitchTheFox]

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[MrMikkyn]

I’m having insomnia and listening to this lecture to help me sleep. But its also extremely engaging. I just finished Behave by Sapolsky, Brain Energy by Palmer and up to chapter 13 of Brain & Behaviour. I’m really interested in genetics as well. The talking is very relaxing but the content is also very educational at the same time.

[mr.anderson]

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[amfaalceesay]

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[patrickgriffin]

Outstanding presentation, thank you. Looking forward to more genetic education.

[cassalynnvictoria]

Enjoyed the lecture! I’ve always loved learning about genetics and went to school for biotechnology. Still love hearing lectures about genetics.

[giulia]

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I am a student at the last year of an Italian high school and I have been passionate about the subject in class so I looked for a way to deepen the topic and I'm extremely happy to have found your videos. I find them simple but precise and explained in a nice and easy way to follow without getting bored at all. I think I'll probably watch the whole series before the summer break ends. Thank you so much again!!

[MrAkashvj]

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[sentientsonicmachines]

I just wanted to say thank you so much. I went back to grad school for a career change into plant genetics, and it's been 10 years since I had basic genetics as an undergrad (and if we're being real, I was not the best student as an undergrad). I also didn't major in biology, but natural resources management for both my BS and first MS, so not a huge focus on this stuff anyways. Now I'm in two graduate-level genetics classes and feel like I'm having to re-teach myself everything. And you've got so much good content that I feel like after a week or so of daily 4+ hours of your vids and taking notes, I'll be caught up enough to be able to hang on.

[portiaagbenuvor]

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[kurdewar]

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[shirayukizore]

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[Outono]

Beautiful class! Thrilled me in some moments.

[andisheh]

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[sadeqzaher]

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[ILikeMyYT]

You certainly got off to a great start with this introductory course on genetics for what I presume to be undergraduate biology or life science majors, in lucid and clear manner without the usual pompous and presumptuous manner that is notorious with too many college professors (particularly the tenured ones). And, yes, Watson is a jerk who falls in that category and he's not even a professor but a traveling Nobel Laureate lecturer who's been capitaluzing on his questionable accomplishment, commanding premium speaker fees from the top universities of the world ever since getting the Prize. Previous viewers of this first lecture seemed to show positive responses, as well. But, I will reserve my final critique of your series until I see how well you make difficult concepts easy to grasp as it progresses in the remaining lectures.