Gene Synthesis by GeneArt®

GeneArt® is a global market leader and specialist in synthetic biology. This video describes the production process of gene synthesis at the GeneArt® production site, supported by animations.
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[@radoslawkujawski3064]

amazing !!!!! :)

[@thermofisher]

We are glad you like the video.

[@aavashadhikari9392]

As we are watching such sophisticated technologies now, what will be in the next few 100 years!!!!!

[@MadinaKhamitova-lm4ij]

amazing! thanks a lot)

[@harkamanghag6877]

Danks

[@3er24t4g1]

I want glowing cats!

[@myl563]

Wonderful. Although I have a question with the process. Why do you have to transform the gene of interest into a bacterial cell? Why can't be polymerized by PCR alone?

[@rubahnadeem9383]

may be to get more clones

[@isaura9074]

The plasmid is a vector, so it is used to transport the gene into the host cell. The host cell is then cloned.

[@troksin632]

the purpose of transoforming the bacteria with vector containing our gene of interest is to see the expression of the gene i.e., we want genes encode for proteins and we analyze those proteins.

[@SpicyBlessings]

SUPERB VIDEO

[@chakri620]

nice video

[@tonderaigumbo9846]

Awesome 👌👌

[@thermofisher]

Thank you!

[@immortalityIMT]

I was looking for the non-viral vector machine

[@ShopperPlug]

This is crazy some voodoo stuff...

[@lenguyen1967]

Finally, antisense oligonucleotides are going mainstream :))

[@nadiacharafi8815]

German is the best in everything nowhere else!

[@gogoi8091]

I wonder why you guys are synthesising too many,Not much useful