Principles of Gel Electrophoresis

[@brucenitro]

Slight Southern accent with an occasional rolling Rs. Omg LOVE IT

[@ricaangelap.perang699]

Very concise discussion, I love how the way she speak so clearly

[@Captain.Pugwash]

God bless youtube....... i'll be doing this tomorrow.

[@iammoonjooyoung]

@1:26 point Thrrrrrrreee

[@StayBassd]

grrrrams

[@deeptiaditya9133]

Thankyou mam🙏 really helpful tomorrow is my practical💗

[@mostirreverent]

wiggle the comb, and sometimes for small wells, let it go and pull again. this will stop the bottom of the well from tearing. More important for smaller % agarose gels.

[@vydehi17]

thanks mam for uploading this video.iam a biochemist from hyderabad,India

[@umeshodea4215]

Ur explanation is soo good mam

[@jojob3794]

really appreciate for clear presentation
how many liters of agar did u prepare?

[@mohammadsherafatmand6420]

Perfecttttttttttttttt, Thank you so much for the nice presentation....Appreciate

[@sanju2593]

this video explained clearly about how to document the gel.but the loading sample and the running part of the gel was not so clear

[@DIPAKCHOUDHURY2483]

👍👍👍good explanation

[@صالحالغامدي-ن8ث]

Thank you for everything

[@discoverwithsouvik2368]

How did the agarose gel solidify? It was in powdered form and was mixed with buffer. Then it was heated at 130 degree centigrade.

[@puneetmaheshwari]

11yr later this is helping me in class 12 biotech chapter
also it helped me to develop more interest

[@sagulucky7245]

Same here 🤣🤣

[@BASSREFLEX-p7j]

@@sagulucky7245 same 😂😊

[@youssoufoumouri8787]

thanks you for help me to undrstood some choose

[@nevroth]

@TheRayyan23 She used bromothymol blue instead of Et.br

[@sukhrajsingh20062]

Hello mam it's amazing

[@nathsigaphaungin2542]

good video thanks for information.

[@jrw30593]

Is it plasmid DNA? I wanna do electrophoresis on human DNA. I've only done plasmid DNA.

[@hirachaudhry1694]

Agarose is 0.8grm
Ethidium bromide ix 64ul
But TAE buffer ix how much ml????? Plzz can someone tell me???????

[@shreya6807]

This is amazing

[@udit9413259124]

which dye u used as loading dye..

[@aleksandrazivkovic6293]

Bromphenol blue is my guess

[@mushabbahashfaq3949]

Where is ethidium bromide?

[@dinarikasilviana4044]

Thank you so much

[@DailyDawnEditorialReview3393]

Excellent

[@rawadaoud3751]

good jobs , thank you

[@polarbear9397]

Amazing

[@andrec7440]

Thanks

[@shellythakur2513]

good job

[@wazscience]

i love how she rrrrrrrrrolls her R's

[@lewisbreland]

It's a certain Virginian accent...usually found in the Winchester area. :)

[@NickLukefahr]

Got to love LD videos uploaded as HD.

[@dr.ahmedfadhilal-khateeb2031]

love it

[@roseb2105]

this is awsome

[@Gin132456]

in my class we take rubberbands and wrap them around microscope slides that seal the end of the mold. ghetto ftw

[@MrElectricSkittles]

ive never heard someone who rolls every R off their tongue before

[@maracachucho8701]

Or during, because she only did it a couple times.

[@ruchirajawat829]

nice video

[@Samira3391]

Great..thank you too much..i like it a lot

[@gokulraj1840]

we do this in our class

[@تەیبڕەزا]

Tankyou its useful

[@lidiyaivannikova5464]

point thrrrrrre two grrrrrams

[@nochaplainzone]

hee hee I loved the r rrrrrrrrrolling too :)

[@khelio100]

thanks for information ^_^

[@nadiabaseer8612]

awesome!

[@Tjatjko]

If your lab do not have a money for plastic mold, it is normal! Orrrr she loves to use the tape!

[@MushroomBluex]

and boom goes the 64 microliters

[@ejcul]

we always macgyver stuff in the laboratory :)

[@wanazmi9847]

after 10 years

[@muhdirfan7110]

done

[@ranjitmanjusha1111]

ran

[@wasianwigger]

no

[@anandadevapriya4324]

how manr r

[@tranquil1021]

Any NEET aspirant ?

[@remusomega]

thrrrrrrreeee micrrrrroliters.

[@domenickelly9297]

rigged. doesn't show the dna moving.

[@mohdkaleemkhan9994]

good video thanks for information.