Draw gene/plasmid | Graphical abstract | Scientific Illustration | Illustrator for scientists

[@hadassaloth]

I hadn't thought about using Excel, it was an excellent idea!! I really appreciate your work, thank you for sharing with us!!

[@DrawBioMed]

Hadassa Loth my pleasure :D thank you for the suggestion.

[@erfanshamsoddin7196]

Hey man. This is really great. Really appreciate you courage to share this with us.

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi Erfan. It is my pleasure to share this with fellow scientists :) Many have told me they need to draw this for their review manuscript.

[@hadassaloth]

Perfect!! Thank you so much!!! Very helpful!!!

[@adamhars]

Thanks dude! Your tutorial are very helpful!

[@DrawBioMed]

Glad they helped your research 😄

[@Nintendofan1984]

Keep up the good work!!!👌👌👌

[@devendrayadav8480]

Very helpful, thanks for sharing your work.

[@DrawBioMed]

devendra yadav cheers! Glad the tutorial helps you.

[@pearsonchu5642]

Bro I'm just in a upper div genetics class but this is really cool. I don't even need to do this. I just watched the whole thing.

[@DrawBioMed]

Genetic entertainment

[@Viri_naturae]

Can I ask you how did you get the ratio please?

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi Guillermo! This is the formula I use: 360 degrees*(exon base pairs)/(total plasmid base pairs).

[@Viri_naturae]

@@DrawBioMed Thanks for the quick reply! So I have to divide all that by 1000?

[@kartiksomani970]

@@DrawBioMed Jon, I think there's some confusion here. Can you elaborate a little on the "Ratio:1000" concept? Was it meant to scale down the size when making gene segments in illustrator? Kindly explain a bit through an example of one of the genes.

[@DrawBioMed]

@@kartiksomani970 A kilobase (kb) is a unit of measurement in molecular biology equal to 1000 base pairs of DNA or RNA.

[@kartiksomani970]

@@DrawBioMed That's a universal fact, Jon. But the confusion still persists, especially with the 360 degrees that you mentioned. Rather the calculation for the length of a gene segment (in its 1000 equivalents) is simple, Exon bp/Total bp = x/1000 Respective values of x to be used in creating proportional lengths of the line segments. 😄

[@ngcalvin6592]

Your effort is greatly appreciated, the videos are really helpful! ^O^

[@DrawBioMed]

My pleasure! Thank you for your kind feedback.

[@mariaguarino9631]

love your tutorials! could you make one for drawing an antibody?

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi Maria, my pleasure! Sure, I will put anitbody into the production list :)

[@mariaguarino9631]

@@DrawBioMed looking forward to it, thanks :)

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi Maria, the antibody tutorial is here kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5zYeIxme5yUsNU . Thank you for the suggestion :)

[@aungaung_11]

Thank you

[@DrawBioMed]

My pleasure :D

[@thebookish4290]

Thank youuu🥰

[@DrawBioMed]

Pleasure :D Happy drawbiomed

[@Hannylytics]

Can you please a tutorial using Inkscape to draw a plasmid? Inskscape is free but Adobe illustrator isn’t free. Thanks!

[@DrawBioMed]

Hi Hannatu, I will put the topic in the next week’s poll. You can vote in the community tab on Fridays 🗳

[@shrikantppatil6299]

Super