David Bartel (Whitehead Institute/MIT/HHMI) Part 3: MicroRNAs: What is a MicroRNA? 

I still can't believe that I had the opportunity to watch such amazing sequence of lectures for free.

ibiology and ibiology techniques are real precious youtube channels especially for young scientist. So many meaningful talks and technique introduction videos that a lot of the senior scientists who are reluctant to pass down to the juniors. I think its a crisis of the scientific community. Sometimes I ask them questions they just tell me to google it or do research by myself. I cant deny that self learning is a big part of the graduate school experience/training, but the personal touch of explanation by professors you know is always more memorable than online sources. fortunately we still have this channel!

Thank you Dr. Bartel for giving 3 wonderful lectures.

Thank you Dr. Bartel. Indeed, a great presentation.

Thank you David Bartel for all of your videos. They are very interesting and informative. Keep up your excellent work.

Thanks so much for sharing this. I'm just learning about miRNAs for my PhD project and your presentations were very informative.

Thank David Bartel.

Excellent work! This is great!

Thanks very much for this clear description of miRNAs!

How do these miRnas work in the 'cut-tail ' of lizards to reproduce or rejuvenate its tail structure. Your 3 lectures were was realbimpetus to me. Wonderful & very informative .

Do we know where the sequence specificity is stored?

and again thank youuuuuuuuu

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