Visible Biology | Lesson 3: The Process of mRNA Translation

Okay, now that we know what transcription is, what comes next? What is a codon? What is the Central Dogma in biology? And just how is mRNA used in vaccines? Dr. Harley is here to answer all of this and more!

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Life is a complex concept in a world that contains multitudes of it, and Dr. Cindy Harley is on a mission to unpack the way it all works. In this episode, Dr. Harley takes a look at the process of translating mRNA to a sequence of amino acids during protein synthesis.

About Dr. Cindy Harley: Dr. Harley is an Associate Professor of Biology at Metropolitan State University. There she teaches all things physiology. She is passionate about helping students navigate the sciences and believes the best learning happens when you have fun!

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[alexandriabowman]

Please keep making videos I actually understand you!!!!

[Itsmunchkeenstime]

Omg. Where were you when I was taking my class for this. I struggled on learning the whole process of the central dogma, and your video made it super simple to understand. THANK YOU!

[HuGo-wpcp]

Get a microphone. It might make you videos better I think. too echoy. Constuctive feedback :)