Microbiome Discovery 3: 16S Variable Regions

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[@brijmohanmalvi3132]

I am a surgeon,74 , presently involved mostly in social work. I have learnt a lot from your videos. I feel ,microbes are a lot more important for the society than commonly thought.I wish to share some of my ideas regarding social welfare, with some body who is interested in research.

[@keithgoddard4192]

This was really well explained, I'm definitely watching the rest of the series! Thank for taking the time to pass on your knowledge.

[@madhawaneranjan4733]

Thank you very much for the informative lecture series.!

[@이건영-j3n]

Thank you for the lecture easy to understand. I wonder can one bacteria has several OTUs? Or each bacteria matches with one OTU.

[@premiumedjr]

Very very informative and objective video. Thank you very much!

[@basbees]

You are awesome. Great examples. I understand it finally. Thank you

[@Chulsu99]

What a nice lecture. Thans you for your help

[@rouzbehgh1606]

such a helpful video that was
easy practical and perfekt
thank you very much

[@Beonrightside]

Thank you very much for uploading this informative video

[@michelethompson5579]

Amaizing explanantion
Thank you soooo much

[@biotechingenio]

Excellent review about 16S rRNA,thanks a lot, Dan.Could you mention some scientific articles that you used to make this video,please?

[@AllieSmellzBigTime]

Excellent. Thank you for posting!

[@lourdeslobatobailon7673]

awsome communicator

[@marjanm.hashemi5757]

Well explained! Thank you!

[@anonymousperson7996]

thank you for your awesomeness, do can you explain the different ways microbial data is generated please?

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[@Cuicui229]

Great video!! Thanks :)

[@marylavatooo]

helped my studies thank you

[@maciejtarko]

telling about DNA probes I guess you meant primers. Probe is reserved as a terminology for something else during PCR.

[@shortfun4626]

Yes, professor i stalking about the primers

[@monzurmorshed.]

Thank you