Density gradient centrifugation

[@laibaakbar3319]

Amazing sir may God bless you .❤❤❤

[@cocomoon7034]

I looked into your videos and they are so useful and good they make understanding so easy and quick , I'd probably suggest Ur Chanel to my friends so please keep on making many new other videos it helps us alot thank you

[@priyavarshini7096]

💯💯

[@pallavijha4842]

just great explanation without immensly explaning bookish terms..... this is very perfect pictorial explanation.. Thanks 🙏

[@syedtauha4001]

Very useful for my exams! Thanks a lot

[@arfanaveed8308]

Thankyou so much...these isuals helped me clear all confusion I had!

[@rashim.jbajaj]

Great explanation

[@kristinabou-saleh2072]

Thank you , very useful

[@hQu-zk7zr]

Thank U for your explain!!

[@a8h9m18]

pls make a video on ultracentrifugation too!

[@mhehiheooh5636]

Thank you❤

[@MuhammadAhmad-bc1lo]

Great job

[@vihangitanya2246]

Thank you so much

[@anirbanmaitra6051]

Useful

[@meghnaa6884]

Can you please explain how it is different from zonal centrifugation? because that technique has the exact same procedure

[@mahimachaturvedi5170]

Rate zonal a form of density gradient Centrifugation

[@feel_fam18]

Bro🙌🏻

[@lqpdbl]

isn't that against the second law of thermodynamics? how can we linearize the density

[@I_sha_rma_]

♥️♥️

[@sagorikagogoi89]

Is it sucrose density gradient?

[@bindurnair5997]

Cesium chloride,I think..(CsCl)

[@KaitokiNohara]

Sucrose solution is most used density gradient substance cus it's cheap but makes a decent gradient level. Caesium chloride or sulphate is common for isopycnic types of centrifugation