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Hi, thank you for this. I wanted to ask where you are getting the reference image from. Can you provide a reference for the reference image, perhaps somewhere in literature where this has been used? thank you

That was e great lession ... Thanks a lot sir..... I'm a masters student in microbiology... This video helps me a lot ❤❤❤

Nice one 🎉

i got key error with AUG methionine

excusme sir do you have a sample picture at 2:55 but with 400x magnification

Thank you, I am new and the video was really helpful

how can we get the reference image?

Thank you for the video. Can I use the refrence image for inverted microscope images which I took with my mobile camera?

Thank you for the video. When I insert the scale bar from tools it shows in inches instead of microns, how can I adjust this?

This is gold. Thank so much Sir

Thank you Mr Akash, I am new here and have a question Does the resolution of my photomicrograph affect the magnification I would choose on the reference image

Thank you

Thank you!🤩

Hey, Akash... I have also mailed you. Can you pls check

thanks

Nice explanation, it was verry helpful

Hi Akash, thank you for the helpful video! I sent you an email to get the reference image, an you let me know if you received it please? Thank you!

Hello sir, grate concept and i love to do biopython and your tutorial is very helpful to learn it . your website is not available, it shows 404 error.

Ha!! You just saved me 🎉❤ I love your class thanks for explaining this topic clearly to me

hi sir! kindly send me the reference image. I am greatly in need of it..

Thank you so much sir, your video really help me out🌼

can i have this image scale bar 1.000x ?

Thank you. Just wondering, why does this reference image work for any type of microscope?

after hours trying to find about imagej, finally. thank you for this video and the scale bar reference, sir. your audio is so clear, i can immediately understand what you say.

Hello Can we use this reference image (all scales) for all of microscopic images including confocal microscope images?. Thank you

Thank you so much sir

Sir iam applying ap pgcet now I'm using this book for studying.

Can I use replit?

Hello! I've sent you an email regarding the reference image, sir. Hope that you could address this. Thank you!

Muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento, saludos desde Ecuador.

Hi. If I have a protein dataset in fasta file and I wanted to filter them to fish out specific sequences that satisfies few characteristics, how should I do?

after dragging the main image, i.e., fluorescent image into the imageJ , no dialogue box as such @7:45 appeared for me

Dear Akash Mitra Sir, I have sent request email for image scale reference. Please kindly need your help. Thank yo Sir

Thanks for sharing the video. I've been struggling with this for a while, but your explanation really helped clear things up!

Do you have a scale reference for 2X?

Thank you for your kind assistance, sensei. However, I tried making use of the reference scale bar image but it is doubling the actual length of each line I measure.

Hello. I mailed you for the reference image. You haven't replied me. Please address this. I have my thesis defense next month.

Thank you for this video. I wish PyRx could offer students a special subscription rate for the software, similar to what PyMOL did.

Amazing explanation ❤

How we can know the level of magnification of pictures especially those pictures which are taken through high speed cameras ? Please someone guide me

What about those pictures which we take through camera so how can we know their magnification level ? Please guide

hello sir, how can i get your reference image ?

Omg thank you sir!!!!!!!

tqq bro , it helped me a lot for cell communication elective.

Big thanks brother, from Indonesia😊

awesome explaination

No, the middle one is 1/11. The total was supposed to be tenfold.

Hello sir , how to rorate the scale bar , which is horizontally place ?

Salams peace be on you It was really helpful:) Grateful to you.. Alhamdulillah ~8.2.2024 ~4:01 am