ELISA Test : All types with Mechanism discussed in details : Microbiology

[@neerajchhimwal359]

Video is informative but wanted to bring to your notice that , In competitive ELISA - no Color means positive(I.e no antigen is free to bind the enzyme coated antibody) so the added enz. Coated antibody are washed and on addition of the substrate no Color produced . If Color is produced it means antibody are not present in the pt. Sera I.e on added enz. Coated antibody are bound to antigen on plate and on addition of the substrate Color produced.

[@DrMSSR_tips_tricks]

Broo...first explain why we do it

[@alshammary94]

bad language

[@harshukutty4350]

I thought of skipping this topic but now I understood this so well with crystal clarity✨ because of your teaching.🥰🥰 Thank you so much sir❤️

[@sadafchaudhary6063]

Sbko english ka 14 banna h🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️
Bhai atlst hindi m agar sahi se explain kr skte ho to please explain it.. Hindi and english doesn't matter if you have good communication skills.. English just a language please don't do. That

[@merishaacharya2257]

I really appreciate you for creating such a great content ❤️ keep uploading 🔥

[@soumighosh9075]

Why Sandwich ELISA is more sensitive?

[@afreenlirani]

A sandwich ELISA is more sensitive and robust as the antibody binds to two sites on the antigen. This increases the binding specificity of the primary capture antibody to the antigen as well as the binding specificity of the detection antibody to the antigen.

[@soumighosh9075]

Thank you Sir

[@ujjalmandal8061]

Please recheck your explanation of competitive elisa. As the second antibody is of the same type of the first one, so it will not react and no color will be produced. No color = positive result

[@POChinkiGaming]

Agreed, if Color produce in Competitive ELISA it means the results is negative while on the other hand No color production gives Positive Results

[@merlinjohn7381]

Competitive and indirect Elisa looks the same ?

[@umairkhan-gy3bc]

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[@fatimabushra1758]

Awsome video... Thanku soo much sir🙂

[@Spiritualworld1122]

Very nyc

[@sunkireddymonika8747]

Ultimate vedio , very good explaination 👌👌👌.. Really ur explanation was sooo good👍

[@WKTVlogs]

Please clear your concept too many mistakes

[@surajwanjari5826]

You are not mentioned in any substrate name similarly not washing agents..🥺

[@IrisRim]

Substrates are
1) Alkaline phosphate - Paranitrophenyl phosphate (blue clr)
2) Horseradish peroxidase - tetramethyl benzedene (yellow clr)
The buffer solution is used to wash

[@cubexycgaming7797]

no colour formation in competitive elisa (reference cp baveja)

[@vigneshd6735]

thanks, bro really helpful nice explanation...

[@farhankhan8197]

How can i listen this video in urdu?

[@leenaevangeline1231]

First of all thanks for uploading video....simple n clear cut explaination

[@mohitpatel209]

Competitive elisa 8:24

[@nehak5457]

Easy and simple... Very good explanation thnk u

[@riseinwise5202]

Why don't you tell the concept🤦🤦👎👎

[@vimbainashemakaha9231]

Very helpful and the explanation is clear, thank you so mucj

[@vivekkumarprajapati1782]

Nice content

[@mrmc55]

Am rushing towards my exams but this video is super ❤❤❤ thank you Sir for the video

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[@sami6169]

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[@babitasingh3703]

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[@sami6169]

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[@shivanithakur2168]

more helpful easily understand tq so much 🥰

[@junaidbabar8446]

Thanks. It is really helpful. Have zero knowledge about it but after watching this video. I can explain it in my own words ❤

[@zaid9878]

Thanks

[@sayimamukhtar2626]

Osmmm

[@Anonymous.128]

Fully explained thanku sir

[@Megha-ij8eo]

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[@MuneebMagray]

In competitive appearance of colour indicates -ive test

[@vetprofessional1656]

Very informative video...Thank you very much 🙏

[@gerriekeuning4523]

What are the reasons to opt for a specific type of ELISA test? The direct ELISA and competitive ELISA seemed very similar, so when do you use which one?

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@Chris Allen glad I could help xD

[@aparnaaparna904]

Thank you for making it simple

[@elianamartos2992]

Thank you!!!! this was such a great intro explanation

[@bananali2676]

you saved me THANK YOU great explanation

[@arthiindira6925]

Very helpful video ☺️

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[@nishamandal1331]

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[@varshasenthilkumar1541]

Thank you for clear my doubts

[@christogonusekenwaneze24]

This is helpful. Thank you

[@arajeshwari914]

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[@DrMSSR_tips_tricks]

Directly jumped into topic

[@ts6911]

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[@BRIGHTSWAIN]

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[@reshmi.g3590]

Very use full vedio

[@krishnendhuraj3166]

Helpful video 👍

[@chirudeepu1980]

Thanks for this ❤

[@ved3113]

Where is reverse ELISA?

[@sumeshsudhakaran4823]

Bro you can add notes also along with this so that it will be more useful 🙏

[@Deep_blue49]

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[@sambashiva1988]

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[@AmitisL]

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[@sakshichaudhary260]

Very helpful vedio
Thnx sir

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Helpful

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Supeb sir

[@imranrasheed.793]

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[@implyunil2937]

Why we use secondary antibody ??

[@afreenlirani]

Secondary antibodies provide signal detection and amplification along with extending the utility of an antibody through conjugation to proteins. ... Secondary antibodies help increase sensitivity and signal amplification due to multiple secondary antibodies binding to a primary antibody.
I hope this helps

[@sakshichaudhary260]

Nice explanation

[@hajarqaireine6048]

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[@abhishekbaranwal2006]

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[@anaghar2354]

Thank you for making it simple ❤️