An overview of surface plasmon resonance (SPR)

[@LondonA2Z]

Thanks a lot. I am not a physicist and found lots of useful information from your videos.

[@lovemeansworld]

Beautifully explained. I am a bio student yet I was able to understand everything. Just the pace is a bit slow and less enthusiastic but a very useful video thanks

[@stanjitroy1366]

Excellent explanation ..very much clear...

[@b2bb461]

Thanks a lot. India is a pole of biology and sincere professors🌹

[@psrivastava6993]

very nicely explained with excellent illustrations

[@NehaKumari-gu7qx]

If dissociation of sample antigen does not occur after washing with buffer. then, what it signifies?

[@agarvipul]

Change buffer

[@harishobla3492]

Thank you Sir. Good explanation

[@alaaf.hashim575]

Thank you , Do you have this SPR device in your university?

[@elyazidassade1514]

Hello Sir, Thank you for this lecture. I have a question : in 12:30, what does the SPR signal mean? how is it calculated?

[@amanpadamsey1705]

Overall pretty good. Could work on your presenting skills though.

[@shankhasuvradutta7367]

kichu bujhlam na

[@soumyadeepde1879]

Bhalooiii

[@thinkofparis]

Note to be super critical, but that guitar in the introduction is way out of tune.