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- This genome mapping lecture explains the process of restriction fragment length polymorphism. It also states the role of RFLP in genome mapping studies.
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Helpful videos, but the pop ups are really annoying.
I couldnt watch the whole video
That's why i just clicked "Thumb Down" on this video
Just de-activate "annotations" on setting....
dude just disable the "annotations". the man has to feed himself hence the pop ups.
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Very helpful for FORENSIC SCIENCE SEMESTER EXAM WHICH WILL GOING TO HELD TOMORROW.. THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIR...
video was good should have explained about hybridsation and autoradiograpy
that's not exactly restriction fragment length polymorphism..
Could you please explain this to me sir - if we get a skin cell at a crime scene and then we extract the dna from it, that's 6.6 billion base pairs right? Do we restrict the entire DNA (6.6 billion base pairs) with restriction enzymes and do an rflp analysis?
is it necessary that the number of fragments formed must be the same . the genomic sequence of each individual is different so the number of fragments should also be different.
Isn’t this DNA fingerprinting? How does this differ from DNA fingerprinting
Helpful videos... Thanks a lot... Please I have a request to make videos on " How to read data information on different software of Bioinformatics especially, NCBI, Ensembl, Mutation tester, Different mutation frequency testers like GenomAD, Expasy... I hope you make videos on these websites soon.
Okay
This is very useful. Thank very much!!!
this is not the explanation of RFLP.
Thanks for sharing. Please! place your pop ups at the periphery. Pop ups block the videos.
Cabn you explain further how this helps in identifying the matching dna?
I know this reply is late but I hope I'll be helping someone looking at this in the future:
You do the same with the "suspects" DNA. As the suspect and the test DNA should share the same Nucleotid-Patterns, the lengths of the cut fragments should be the same in both cases. Using that information, you can use the GEL Method to then identify whether the fragments really have the same length or not
(Not a native English speaker, sorry for my spelling mistakes)
Thats gel electrophoresis where tf is rflp
Ain't there a few more steps after Gel electrophorosis like .... Blotting ... Hybridization etc... This video is very brief...
6th day, 6th concept
Thank you
Really cant hear much through the accent... no offense to you its still a great vid but hard to discern some words.
thanks
Thank you Sir
Sir please decrease pop ups
1400th like!
Thank you
Please background of rflp explain kry
POP-ups, this guy is more interested in making money for himself than sharing helpful content.
Annotations are not going to be present form Jan 15
the entire video became covered in links before it was done...also not an original graphic. Everyone should be able to make money on CZcams but this just quickly became useless.
disable the annotations in the settings, takes just two clicks.
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Not well explained, I love some of your other videos and this one just lost me.
ik versta echt geen kut van wat hij op het einde zegt
Thanks, now I know how to make Chicken Korma.
Idiotic pop ups...very bad. His total effort has gone to water
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Your lecture is informative but your accent is not. Thank you!
He can't help having an accent be grateful he is willing to help
Shut your mouth