PCR Method Video

This lab video demonstrates how to perform a PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) in the laboratory setting.

[sanjeevshyam]

I'm about to start my research internship as an undergraduate sophomore, so this video was helpful. Thank you!

[emishaemi]

Tnq for explaining and demonstrating the pcr method very specifically. It really helped me so much. Im a biotech student doing my second year but due to covid i never went to my campus even once. I was lacking practical knowledge and worried about it so much but this video was really helpful

[sccm]

Loved this video. Just watched it an hour before my biotech lab.

[qwertito]

This is helping me study for my finals but I couldn't help but notice that the tip case was open the whole time, thats a little risky

[renukadwarampudi]

Wow such a great n clear explanation with visualization. Thank you. It will be helpful for practical work.

[Tasha-lzic]

Gotta love the energy in this video, man

[mondaymiracle]

I found this extremely useful. It's so simplified. Thank you for sharing.

[meugeniaaso]

Thank you for this amazing video. Excellent explanation and visualization.

[LarsLarsen]

You keep opening the vials from the ice bath with one hand, you're contaminating them all.

[georginafavour]

I love this video. I just subscribed to your channel. Very informative and interesting.

[johnmcconnell]

Phenomenal explanations and techniques.

[DiemNguyen-gggy]

Thank you so much for a great video!❤❤❤

[utkirjonshapulatov]

GREAT. YOUR PRONOUNS VERY WELL AND I UNDERSTAND YOU

[onyeaborphilip]

Hi guys. There's something I don't understand. Where did he put the DNA sample to be amplified?

[devonfernando]

Thank you, a very informative video 👍

[ms.jutamatnonnoy]

Wowww, very kind of you, it's make me clear about PCR Method

[Hoxgene]

Initial denaturation was 5 minutes? were you analyzing eukaryotic genomic DNA??

[tonycool]

so what about the results? what did you learn from this work

[zahraafakih]

Could you show us how to perform cell culture of human cells

[quantummandavid]

Thank you so much for sharing this video. I am curious do you think if you were processing multiple PCR test at the same time that a viral particles can travel from one specimen sample to another or is it obviously best practice to sanitize everything before you process another sample. What do you think the industry is doing nowadays to prevent contamination from one container to another when they’re doing mass testing for covid 19?