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no, they do have. if you imagine that they have 2 strands so at any side there would be 5prime phosphate and a 3 prime hydroxyl.....so what people do is phosphorylate the hydroxyl groups in those position so all are now phosphate group...and the vector they do opposite they make all hydroxyl group by Alkaline phosphatase.This method ensures a better ligation
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@@animatedbiologywitharpan thanks a lottt...I had been following Pearsons and Lehninger's along with your lectures....will do the rest This is really helpfull
Dear Sir Arpan, thank you very much for your effort in uploading these videos to the public. May I ask you a question, Sir? Now I don't see "Biochemistry" and "Cell Signalling" on your Playlist. Perhaps it has some errors or something else, Sir? Wish you all the best, Sir Arpan!
ruclips.net/p/PLKtiwIJ8Q7rrfU2Y0NDy8S4rjJPd__qrf this is biochem playlist
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Why PCR products does not have 5' end? (Video Time 9:00 )
no, they do have. if you imagine that they have 2 strands so at any side there would be 5prime phosphate and a 3 prime hydroxyl.....so what people do is phosphorylate the hydroxyl groups in those position so all are now phosphate group...and the vector they do opposite they make all hydroxyl group by Alkaline phosphatase.This method ensures a better ligation
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Can u please suggest wat all we need to include for dna modifying enzymes?
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@@animatedbiologywitharpan thanks a lottt...I had been following Pearsons and Lehninger's along with your lectures....will do the rest
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