Tour of the reorganized at home lab space

Just a short tour of some of the equipment that has been gathered for the bio / chemistry lab. Currently a lot of research is being done on fungus and their secondary metabolites, as well as a lot of PCR. We have a number of basic lab technique videos planned, as well as a series on organic reactions and their associated mechanisms, so stay tuned.

[thedoctor]

This is one of the best labs I've seen on youtube... Hoping for more videos.

[doctorscience]

You guys are seriously the only people I know who does bioresearch. I wish you guys would put up more videos! Hope you guys return soon. Amazing lab too!

[abdelkrimrebiai]

Really amazing, how the lab became today

[Wes]

Wow I watched this 3 years ago when I was doing a bunch of chemistry. Now I am still doing some light chemistry with more electronics and building

[DadPI]

not too shaby, I do organic/inorganic chemistry at home and haven't gotten into the biology equipment much.  One day I will, but i'm very limited on space unfortunately. Also a tip for distillations: your condenser is upside down... Your liebig condenser water in/out lets should point up and water goes in the lower one, this prevents air bubbles from swirling about inside the condenser.

[klmurda]

Yeah i really like those thermacycle machines really nice classic machine.

[dragonborn]

Wow ! Where did you get that HPLC system ?

[eleinsathadiko]

Holy shit you make good videos. You sound a bit like AvE. Nice voice. Not too many erms and uhms and you only talk about the topic instead of random stuff.
Nice work!

[ExileGraal]

I REALLY LIKE THIS DAKOTA GUY HES COOL. GOOD ORGANIZING

[danielstjean]

what was that stacked piece of equipment you didn't mention? looks like hplc?

[TicklishTestikel]

where did you get your PCR reaction mix components?

[WideProfile]

Damn man thats fucking cool! can you cultivate and centrifuge my toe fungus into watermelon ?