Western Blot Method - Animated Video

I make animations in biology with PowerPoint, this animation video is about western blot method. Which is a widely used analytical technique in molecular biology and immunogenetics to detect specific proteins in a sample of tissue homogenate or extract.
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[@shrutishah1102]

The best WB video I have seen so far!!! Thank you so much!

[@shozebjaved3220]

All information are really helpful and easy to understand. Thank you so much for such videos

[@soumayacheyadmi5228]

it is very much appreciated, keep-on👍👍👍

[@kevina5018]

One of the best videos about this topic

[@rishitashri18]

Vry helpful beautifully explained 👏

[@denisestevenson8255]

Thanks a very clear explanation of the technique.

[@ramakrishnamarajukasiraju9845]

Best video I have ever seen, Great

[@Rangunatha]

Perfect video to understand the techniques and explained well

[@priyahalder2830]

very well explained. Thank you

[@denizozdemir3426]

that's so nice keep going please

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Thanks for the video!

[@kankipatisudarsankumar5877]

Excellent ❤May God bless you

[@vaishalidhalwal850]

Thanks for the explanation.... can u do HPLC video

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Very helpful ,thank you

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Beautifully explained 🫶🫶

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the best video ever! thank u than u thank so much!

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Worked, thx

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[@DHAVALPATEL-ks7mf]

This video is impressively animated and explained, making it quite easy to understand. However, there is an opportunity to enhance its scientific depth. Including additional information about the compositions of various reagents, such as washing buffers, primary and secondary antibodies, and their respective roles, would greatly improve the video's scientific perspective. This could also help the video reach a broader audience. Overall, it's an outstanding tutorial, and I thought sharing this idea could be beneficial. No criticism intended. Happy to contribute if needed. Just let me know.

[@BRAINBITS-TEJ]

What are the compositions of the washing buffer?

[@linopango3145]

how can an antibody recognize his antigen if this one is linear? i thought that the 3D conformation of antigens were essential for the bound. thx

[@hophopnasildaburdayimsipdi1606]

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great animation🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

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BEST

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[@zineblabraoui3431]

i've come across the sds page technique throughout my three years of studying biochemistry, but I never understood it as well as I did in this video.

[@gowthamdeva6357]

After adding 2ndry Ab with hrp coupled how can you wash it leads to false or background error
Can't understand someone explain pls

[@mrkentt2885]

Why this method doesn't only use just one secondary antibody and skip the primary antibody?

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Awsome! Thanks a lot

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much appreciated