Ames Test

[@mariaorsic9763]

Thank you so much! I have viewed at least 20 videos attempting to explain the Ames test. You are the only one that explains the test clearly, so that it makes sense. My professor is a nightmare. WHY do we even need them?

[@taraszafran4354]

Wow, thank you for explaining this so well! I have googled, watched videos, re-reading the same paragraph in my book and I could not figure it out. I finally understand it! Thank you!

[@matthewmangus6929]

Geeze! I have watched like 5 different videos on this and used chat gpt. I finally understand this now. Thank you.

[@hebaomar3001]

Thank you so much amazing explanation.

[@matiaszermatten49]

Perfectamente explicado.
Rápida, concisa y con la información necesaria.

[@kengee619]

You made it so clear. I went to other videos and didn’t understand. Thank you for this

[@zahirieliel-salome7498]

Short simple clear. That’s all we are asking for

[@parelledreamz]

Perfect. Thank you! Simple and clean!

[@blakeyarris1928]

slow and simple, the perfect teaching method

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[@LEA-sq1rx]

Does somebody know why the Mutagene only affect this one gene? Shouldn‘t other genes be affected by the mutagene aswell?

[@Dr.Raymond]

Bruce Ames produced many mutants using UV light. He used this specific mutant because it was easy to test the possible mutagens by using media not containing histidine

[@303-e5r]

​@@Dr.Raymond Thanks for the video! but this test is suitable for all kinds of possible mutagens, right? so how do all of the possible mutagens do cause the same mutation - histidine synthesis - and not many other possible mutations that we can not observe in this test. In otherwords: Do all mutagens induce this specific mutation?

[@Dr.Raymond]

@@303-e5r It is actually more difficult to reverse a mutation than to cause a mutation. The Ames test determines if the chemical can reverse the mutation the bacteria already have.

[@303-e5r]

@@Dr.Raymond makes lots of sense! Thanks!

[@Flynnbojangels]

Short and sweet. Thanks!

[@anettebuendia8646]

Thank You Queen. You explain it very clearly :)

[@dorianschwartz4184]

excellent explanation, thank you!

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Such a great explaination!

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[@evan1786]

great explanation!

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[@ZeroLPU]

very helpful! thanks a lot

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Thank you, now I get it

[@viryi1743]

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so helpful and clear

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