Hybridization (microarray) | Biomolecules | MCAT | Khan Academy
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what the heck is wrong with the audio? It's repeating itself, and then sometimes disappearing..
I can't express how much this made sense at such a crucial time. Thanks a bunch.
cDNA from the mRNA are used. In the wells, there are single strand DNA not RNA.
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some of these videos are so wrong and confusing :( thank you i was like what happen to cDNA part of it
right that makes more sense
Thanks a gazillion for the clarification!
Just wow.... How do you guys at khan academy make such brilliant content?? Such complicated stuff explained with such clarity and made really simple, as if I was watching it happen, live in the lab.
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i love khan academy videos .. but some of them like this one has a very low audio i can barley hear it!
+TheOnlyRero If you are using Windows, go to your speaker properties and make sure 'Loudness equalization' is ticked under the Enhancements tab.
THANK YOU!! I can finally hear this!!
@@unitelanka Thanks!!
I have a confusion about the radio labeling (yellow dots & blue dots) how is it done ? How can one know whether one is a cancer cell or normal cell in the first place ?
As to the second question, it's the same as knowing where to take the biopsy from. It's what's growing rapidly, and showing up as dense tissue in an X-ray.
This video has made understanding so simple, and its 7 years old yet the best video
Great video. But, in my textbook it says that the wells are filled with DNA, not mRNA.
There are different kinds of microarrays -- gene microarrays (DNA) and gene-expression microarrays (mRNA).
@@kaustek ahh makes sense
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His mic is bit on the quiet side, but I've heard worse. Good explanation, thx!
Thanks a lot! Very thorough and clear
here is my question: how to label with yellow and blue? could u explain the mechanism of it? thank you for considering!
Jesus I’m barely awake for my biotech midterm and this guys enthusiasm it’s not helping...
Yeah he is not your keeper. His job isn’t to keep you awake. Wtf
i love you guys, this is just fantastic!
plz get some sleep
In the well, would their be complementary RNA, or ssDNA complementary to the probed cDNA ?
The video was very poorly explained. The well doesn't contain RNA. It contains ssDna that hybridizes with complementary DNA from sample. The sample is obtained from reverse transcribing the RNA from the cell to cDNA. This CDNa is used to hybridizes with the well.
So in short the answer to your question is ssDNA
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Cuts out at:
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dude just go to sleep
its 2:24am lmfaoooo hlep me
Thanks a lot .This is so helpful
omg it was sooo helpfull, thank you VERY much ;)
so is each well complementary to only 1 gene each?
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does up regulation mean the same as duplication of a specific gene ?
Upregulation means amplification of gene
Where is cDNA???
Please try to raise your voice, Couldn't complete the list because of that!
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I swear his voice is Armando hasudungan ! Biology and medicine you tuber?
this video needs a far better mic. i can barely hear what he's saying
Is there anyone here to help me? . My master asked us to find (the mRNA -DNA ybridization use for which microbes?) Pleaseeee help me
I need explication in French
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Low sound
we need some good subs. good work though
sorry but you didn't make me understand
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This guy has no enthusiasm whatsoever to teach. He must make you wake up instead of making you sleep. Dont like it.
Kinda sounds like this guy needs a nap like Bernie
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