How to Set & Read Micropipettes

[@jessicajamaria]

You literally saved my life for biochem lab!!! THANK YOU!!! SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND

[@CaitlinPoling]

You made this so easy to understand, thank you so much. Doing god's work here!

[@duygub6569]

actually this is the most practical one i have ever watched so thank you😍

[@mountcarmel7116]

I remember how I was totally lost on my Genetics lab practical test one about pipettes. I did watch some youtube videos before hand, but none of them retained in my memory; I wish I had seen this video at that time; you know how to teach. It is wonderful, and I will enjoy on my medical microbiology lab class tomorrow.

[@brandyb9527]

I forgot how to use micros 😅 thank you for this! Very helpful.

[@kimberlyyeokahyii]

Really good and thorough, wished my lab demonstrator was this thorough. lol

[@carolync2012]

Thank you this REALLY helped me and was EXACTLY what I was looking for!

[@kal7708]

Thanks for the great visuals! I feel more comfortable with using micropipettes now :)

[@shreyasen5614]

Love this video. Very informative and to the point.

[@eunicegarcia4824]

Such a great teacher!

[@CHUBIBO143]

for 259ul ill-use P200 pipette twice 200ul plus 59ul =259 ul

[@ashleighs.6017]

Ms. Melissa you're a...................... HERO!!!!
Idk if you'll ever see this but one question -- why is the division sign used to indicate the range of volume the micropipette can hold?
2 ÷ 20, 20 ÷ 200, and 100 ÷ 1000 ?

[@itzagiven]

I usually only see the range listed with a dash (2 - 20)

[@izunagii5943]

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[@comkver]

Any chance you can link that first page on the video that shows how to read the micropipette.

[@ChristiansEndeavorMinistries]

Great delivery; it's understandable :)

[@saadalhafiz7794]

Why aren't you my cell bio professor

[@MadXlownz]

teacher recommended this... if i become a teacher i will recomend

[@honeyhareaddy]

This was really helpful thank you

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Extremely helpful thank you!!!!

[@nazg1355]

Perfect explanation.thank you

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Very useful
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[@orangesttar8533]

Very helpful thank you so much !

[@topoisomerase]

if you have five tubes to centrifuge in a six-slot centrifuge, you would add a sixth tube of the same volume (water blank). this is common practice. source: >20 years in biotech.

[@zainabjaffar3450]

Good explanation! Thanks

[@khalidshook2322]

you should hold the tube in you eyes level or it is ok to leave the tube in the bench

[@scientistbug6799]

You saved me a big time

[@SC-jw7cs]

Thank you Melissa!!

[@cubehire3653]

Very good thank you.

[@MuhammadAwais-dm6un]

Thank you maam , the video helped alot .

[@CHUBIBO143]

iiVE NEVER DONE SPINNING TBES INSIDE A CENTRIFUGE WHEREIN ONLY 3 TUBES I ALWAYS USED A COUNTERBALANCED

[@sunmisolaabimbola8478]

This helps alot.

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ok I watched this video

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