Ion Exchange Chromatography Animation

I make animations in biology with PowerPoint, this animation video is about ion exchange chromatography, which is a chromatography process that separates ions and polar molecules based on their affinity to the ion exchanger. It works on almost any kind of charged molecule—including large proteins, small nucleotides, and amino acids.

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[mariociencia]

Fantastic! Difficult to believe that this amazing animation was done in PowerPoint!

[elifustun]

Wow! May God bless your hands, what you have been creating is pure art and masterpiece! Thank you so much for your patience, efforts, and guidance <3

[meriem]

Excellent work, as usual. Thank you for your work and for your simple ways of explaining things.

[soumendash]

plz dont stop seriously my concept was clear by watching this video.

[kugaldema]

you should teach how to do the animation, it's amazing!!

[creativeproduction]

Thanks for your great work, sir. You made my day. I was needed also gel filtration chromatography.

[Toutout]

Epic video my dude, one big thanks from Belgium!

[Jo-fs]

thank you for this! you explained it so clearly, the other videos i didn't understand.

[kurosama]

That was amazing!!!❤️❤️
I hava a presentation today and this was so helpful❤️❄️🌧️
Thank you bro❤️❄️🌧️🌼

[berkberktas]

Thank you. Detailed visuals are so useful!

[ramlajunaid]

Amazing 😍
Thank you from Pakistan ❤️

[aniisahaz]

Thank you for making this video. I finally understand the basic theory of IEC bcs of this video, eventhough I never use it before. Can I ask a permission to you to use this video for my learning material?

[nicolemanriquez]

Thanks!! this video is amazing to understand Ion Exchange Chromatography

[BetaBeta-ou]

You first said that if the ph of the proteins is more than their iso electric point than they have net -charge

But 10 seconds later you said that protein C with ph 9 has more net positive charge than protein B

How is that works?

[shahfaisal]

Please make one more video lecture on gel chromatography/ electrophoresis

[Adecto]

Complex things explained clearly and simply❤

[DeepakSharma-zchu]

Fantastic work, you helped me a lot in my teaching, can you explain how to prepare motion Power Point Presentation as you have prepared?