thanks...

Why did i become a registered nurse. I should have became a lab tech, seems way more chill.

Crispr

great explanantion so far on youtube regarding western bloating

Does anyone know about that synthetic/medicinal nasal based treatment?

Liar that sounds like she has a mouth full of syrup.

Show us what shitty bands you got

Thank you!

Thanks for the video. Great for troubleshooting!

Wonderful well explanation!

Thank you so much for your efforts.

Do you store the slides and blocks at room temperature or in the refrigerator? Why does chilling the blocks help in sectioning?

_I am so happy for my Sister, she got cured of her Multiple Sclerosis just few weeks of using Dr Madida Sam herbal supplements🌿🌿🌱🌱.._

P r o m o S M 💥

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Oh! It´s so interesting! Thank you very much for this information.

This guy is awesome. What an inspiration!

Thank you...... Well explanation thank u lot.......

These short films are fantastic

6.07/6:05: Formula= Desired number of cells to seed/Total number of cells=Volume to transfer/Volume of the cell suspension 10000/4000000=volume to transfer/20mL 10000/4000000*20=0.05mL which is equal to 50 microliter Further Total cells=4000000 and total volume is 20000ul so 1ul contains= 4000000/20000=200 which multiply by 50= 50*200=10000 cells

Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms. My Dad is well again🎉🎉

I couldn’t understand it what exactly he’s doing ¿

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Dealing with Alzheimers is challenging, but igrotum is making it more manageable. Grateful for the positive impact on daily functioning.

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Stupid. The speaker should have spoken in american accent and pronounced the words clearly and slowly. In addition, the camera is quite far from the experimental aparatus; not much can be seen!

what is meant by adding 10% DMSO to 90% FBS? can anyone explain

Where can I get the full version of this talk?? Please help and thanks!

Well done!

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Your energy is always so authentic and upbeat! You inspire me🎉

Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms. My Dad is well again.

Would you consider this in vitro or ex vivo, and why?

Thanks for the video! Why isn't the secondary antibody step done under dark conditions?

What is the main objective of this procedure

Very helpful. Thank you!

it seems like youtube has removed the options to turn off annotations and they are in the way on the last screen 7:42

For me this is so valid not just for the data sharing, but beyond open data, reform the scientific world with a deeper understanding of our social context

Excellent

Francai

Can we reuse buffer?

I’ve found a cure for hayfever,another auto-immune disease but no one wants to listen to me.I am in the top 1% of hayfever sufferers in the UK according to my specialist at royal Brompton hospital.I had to be on predniselone each summer time to turn off my immune system.Until I realised the cause…BARLEY.If I cut barley out of my diet my hayfever stops dead in its tracks. It takes about a week mind you to turn it off and eating barley again turns it back on almost straight away. I figure this information has got to be important to someone out there.

What software did you use to make this video?

watching because i want to do this for work

Thank you - my brother suffers from Huntington's disease - which is now in an advanced stage - your feedback provides the supporting families with hope.

Huntington’s has torn its way through my family, I’ve lost many to it including my father. Im 20 years old myself and it has had a hold over me almost every day of my life and sometimes the fear I may have it myself truly consumes me. I have yet to get tested and I honestly don’t know how to approach the whole subject and I don’t know if I have the guts to do it yet, I know this may seem ignorant but I’m afraid I will loose myself if this happens to be my fate. I need to be around for my family and I will do anything to assure this, I want to meet my children one day. I really hope that this field of medicine makes some progress, the lack of conversation regarding the topic is nerve racking none the less. To anyone else that may share my fear just know you are not alone, it is terrifying but it is a means to live your life with the greatest sense of purpose. P.S. Any input good or bad or anyone else who may have there own story to share is more than welcome, we’re truly all in this together.

excellent

My wife was just diagnosed. She’s 25. Hearing your words, years in the future, gives me some comfort. Not that she can be magically cured, but that human ingenuity can perhaps suggest a better future for her.

How do you pre-screen for Parkinson's when healthcare policies won't cover it unless there are symptoms ?