Ma'am you are an incredible proff how gifted u are in teaching so I wanted you more to upload on some videos.thank you ma'am I m really getting so many things from your teachings
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Southern blotting is named after British biologist Edwin Southern. So the the first letter of Southern blotting is capitalized....northern blotting and western blotting are not associated with names of any scientist but named so to keep similarity with 'Southern'.
@@udkmyname5251 proteins are different from dna as the dna goes through transcription and translation to produce protein. proteins are made of amino acids and dna is from nucleotides
thnks.. i m getting a lot of help from it.. as my bio teacher got transferd to another school.. so i m using your videos to make my concepts.... thnks again :-)
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Hi mam.. I think u went wrong about this topic. Isoelectric focusing is used only in 2DGE but here we have only 1DGE process which is only based on electrophoretic mobility of nucleic acids which don't require pI .. as it has common surface negative charge.please go through it once again
prof. I would like to request you if you can upload some videos on how to read the phylogenetic tree and different types of selection in detail! I will appreciate it.
Good evening ma'am. Your teaching is very excellent but I'm getting confused about sequential steps. Which step is first 2nd,3rd and so on especially in biotechnology. Please Clarify it madam.
I am sorry but Southern, Western and Northern blots are not just electrophoresis separations. They do include separation in their protocol, but that is just the first step.
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Maam I have a question how we decide which sequence should be der in a dna probe ??? Or if we take any random sequence how can v be sure that this random sequence is also present in our dna fragmets....
Mam...i have a question..from transfer assembly the Effinity of both gel and nitrocellulose is less the DNA but From nitrocellulose DNA was not moved and from gel DNA was moved why??
How do I make the appropriate DNA probe? I mean, if i already know what is its complementary strand then why do I need to check it by X-ray radiography!
When separating DNA fragments vertically on the basis of Density Centrifugation, are large DNA molecules stay up in the agarose gel or they are gonna come down as happens in heavy density..?
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thanku so much mam my humble request for you to upload vedios about molecular markers particularly RFLP ,RAPD ... PLEASE MAM.. thanking you in anticipation
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Ma'am you are an incredible proff how gifted u are in teaching so I wanted you more to upload on some videos.thank you ma'am I m really getting so many things from your teachings
The explanation is very simple manner, and I can easily caught the points. Thank you so much mam👍
Ma'am if we will have teacher like you in our schools we students will never miss any class and will love every subject ❤️
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Thank you so much ma'am.... students who can't afford for coachings can visit this .... I'll recommend about you whoever asks me how to understand biology concepts......i respect you and appreciate your efforts.. thank you Madam ❤️❤️
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Southern blotting is named after British biologist Edwin Southern. So the the first letter of Southern blotting is capitalized....northern blotting and western blotting are not associated with names of any scientist but named so to keep similarity with 'Southern'.
This woman is so brilliant.. thank you ma'am
Mam can you please add more video explanation for NET exam purpose because ur explanation is really easily understandable .
Thanku mam😊
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Hi as far as I know, isoelectric focusing technique used for protein separation not for DNA
Ahmed Ali dts true
Well as far as I have understood proteins are segment of DNA and this method deals with the fragments of dna so it's proteins are basically 🧬 🙂
@@udkmyname5251 proteins are different from dna as the dna goes through transcription and translation to produce protein. proteins are made of amino acids and dna is from nucleotides
@@shreedhamji6554 true....yeah you're right
Ty for correcting 🥂
Hello guzs i am from food technology so can i right it same as she describe in examination?
thnks.. i m getting a lot of help from it.. as my bio teacher got transferd to another school.. so i m using your videos to make my concepts.... thnks again :-)
please do human health and disease
Very good lectures madam
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ALLAH bless u .I always follow u ...now I'm lecturer botany
way of teaching is really awesome
Thank you mam for spending hours in preparing this useful video
Ma'am I would like to bring to your notice that we do not dissolve agarose in distilled water instead we use TAE or TBE buffer.
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What is buffer..
In my lab we always used distilled water to dissolve agarose. The buffer was only used in the electrophoresis.
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I love way you r teaching mam so accurate ....
really nice.i naver give any coment any vedio i open my gmail and suscribe and like u know why . coz i understand all first time
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Would be evn less if i thank u mam,seriously uve helped so much . Just cmplimented my self studies.still can juss thank .thnku so much
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Hi mam.. I think u went wrong about this topic. Isoelectric focusing is used only in 2DGE but here we have only 1DGE process which is only based on electrophoretic mobility of nucleic acids which don't require pI .. as it has common surface negative charge.please go through it once again
yes exactly she need to correct it. IP does not imply for DNA molecule its for proteins
I would request you to read ncert pls
Thanku so much for the videos mam, but the ecology portion videos are not available on you tube plz upload videos of ecology also
thank you mam...we got ideas very clearly
Mam please give a chance to take screenshot..
Many students make notes from your videos
Thank you so much ma'am.. You are simply fabulous!!
Maam aap itne easily samjhate ho😊
your classes are really helpful
prof. I would like to request you if you can upload some videos on how to read the phylogenetic tree and different types of selection in detail! I will appreciate it.
Tq so much Mam ...we easily catch u r points..from bottom of my heart tq soooo much Mam..
Mam it's an excellent and wonderful class.Thankyou mam
Excellent teaching style. Thank you mam
Good evening ma'am. Your teaching is very excellent but I'm getting confused about sequential steps. Which step is first 2nd,3rd and so on especially in biotechnology. Please Clarify it madam.
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mam please tells about agrobacterium tumefaciens genetic information and functions
Thank u soo much this helped me a lot in my exam hope I score well
I am sorry but Southern, Western and Northern blots are not just electrophoresis separations. They do include separation in their protocol, but that is just the first step.
please explain the interpretation of how to read results
So simply discussed, I am unable to say anything as I am already a bio teacher 🙏
U make it all simple to understand thank-you mam
ma'am you are teaching are so great
Mam plz upload the blotting techniques
Mam. Wat does ncert diagram 11.3 mean by digested and undigested dna?
Thank u soo much maam ....u r grrt ....love frm kashmir💚
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This video is very helpful for me... Thanks.....
Mam plzz add a lecture on chromatography..it would be a great help.
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Thank you so much mam this video is very useful.
Maam I have a question how we decide which sequence should be der in a dna probe ??? Or if we take any random sequence how can v be sure that this random sequence is also present in our dna fragmets....
Mam...i have a question..from transfer assembly the Effinity of both gel and nitrocellulose is less the DNA but From nitrocellulose DNA was not moved and from gel DNA was moved why??
Thank you so much ma'am
Super awesome video. Many thanks! and one question: how do we know what DNA probe to put in?
Why we need to boil agarose? Rather than normal dissolving with buffer.
How do I make the appropriate DNA probe? I mean, if i already know what is its complementary strand then why do I need to check it by X-ray radiography!
When separating DNA fragments vertically on the basis of Density Centrifugation, are large DNA molecules stay up in the agarose gel or they are gonna come down as happens in heavy density..?
very nice explanation of all the topics
Thank you mam ❤
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Very nice and informative.
Mam Isoelectric focusing we use for protein not for DNA.... We use electric gradient for protein 1D separation not for DNA....
Awsm nd thnku for dis tutorial 😊
Thank you madam 😇🙏🏻
thanku so much mam
my humble request for you to upload vedios about molecular markers particularly RFLP ,RAPD ...
PLEASE MAM..
thanking you in anticipation
your work is amazing and simplified.
thanks madam for ur teaching
Please make any other biotechnology lesson in mgkvp bsc 1st year syllabus
Thanks u mam for nice teaching
Thank you mam!!
thq mam
mam can u plz explain bloting techniques.?.....plz mam...
Mam can I ask a question that how is probe going to attach with DNA if DNA is double stranded???
it will not attach to dna instead it will go toward the dna and form hydrogen bond with it
due to which we can judge the sequence of other strand
Reealy informative..
What is eastern blotting?
why DNA has different negative charge?
AWESOME
.... FULLY HELPFUL.
THANK YOU
Please teach remaining lessons as much as possible 😍 😊 😋 😎 😊 mam please
Mam plz ans my que
How is DNA isolated in purified form
MAM what is flush ends,sticky& blunt ends can you give examples for these plz....MAM
How do you make probe for that DNA to which probe binds although u don't know the sequence !
Mam u used term buffer here. which buffer we use here?
Buffer in transfer assembly is made of? How it goes up
Pls ans
I am new to this channel. Are these videos based on ncert reader, cbse board ?
Thnkyou mam
Mam u r like a god to me🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Nice Explanation
which buffer is talked about here mam???
According to me two buffer were uesd....Tris borate EDTA and Tris acetate EDTA
Ty neela maam.
What we are separating by gel electophorasis
Nice knowledge gained
mam your study notes are not available on amazon as they are out of stock so mam can you please tell when would the notes be available again.
thank you so much madam
Nice explaination
Tnak u very much mam
superb lec💖
Woowww understood well