Competitive ELISA

in this video competitive ELISA is explained in detail

[AZ-qxxd]

This is the clearest explanation of competitive ELISA i have seen thus far, thank you!

[XDAnImEkRaZeD]

THE ONLY VIDEO THAT EXPLAINS WELL, SIMPLE AND CLEAR!! THANK YOU

[pragathiraghavender]

Absolutely, the best explanation. ELISA techniques have always been confusing for me. You really made it simple 😅😅.

[sanjaysagarA]

I was tired by reading other explanations fortunately found this thank you so much 🎉

[kendall]

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[himanshibhagoria]

Amazingly explained and cleared all the doubts through well explanation and the animation...Thanks A lot for this!!!!❤

[nishasinghal]

this is best explanation of competitive elisa on youtube...thank u so much

[shikhasharma]

Very beautiful explanation.. Thanku so much for this clarification 🙏🙏

[lenonre]

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[prathz]

You really have good ability to teach 👍 Thank You for your effort 😊

[backbenchersbio]

Thank u sr
Good & easy way of teaching
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[strivingforexcellency]

Thanks bro u saved my brain from going insane

[sumitojha]

Sir what happens if no antibodies are present and only the enzyme linked antibodies are attached to the antigen present on the microtiter plate. And colour developed..

[avinashk]

Awesome bhai.. thanks for this video. I made a notes out of it. ❤️

[MirabelleLum]

Very clear and easy to understand
Thanks

[Yo_te_k]

Short and clear Explanation Thanks sir!

[mudassariqbal]

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[divyamogilipala]

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[ericadipedeee_]

if your looking at the ability for an antigen to outcompete the one with the enzyme...shouldn't you want the concentration of both antibodies to be the same? Or else obviously the one with the higher concentration is going to bind more

[mohammadmasroorzafar]

What exact reverse for antigen?
Can you explain it?