Easy method for separating charged molecules | Gel Electrophoresis - Science Snacks

[@deviatorz]

This needs to be advertised to as many schools as possible.

[@mprice42]

Such a good video to explain very high level gel electrophoresis! Clear, concise, articulate and accurate; everything a youtube video should be.

[@whjules]

This is a perfect activity for a forensics camp I'm running. Thank you for putting this together!

[@bobbetts4735]

Excellent video . Very well explained by the tutor without any stuttering or losing track as many tutors do. Makes it a pleasure to learn.

[@janeli6640]

This is really good and I love your illustration in the end!

[@neithasafira5973]

This is an amazing video! It is easy to understand and can be bought with the usual student's budgets

[@Tasty_Pi]

Hi! Thank you so much for this, I made it twice! However, both times the positive terminal wire burned up completely and ruined the experiment. I don’t know what to do - any feedback?

[@drrajeshkumarsrivastava6399]

perfect mode of gel electrophoresis.

[@heyimjannababes1536]

what is the measurement of your buffer solution?

[@anjieshh]

Can you used unflavored gelatin instead of agar agar?

[@FaridaHamed-tn3jh]

Can i use copper wire?

[@kinjalk2216]

Is there any alternative for stainless steel wire?

[@javiboo]

Question: Why not pour the food coloring in before pouring the buffer fluid so you don't have to pour it in with the buffer fluid and have it disperse.

[@patricklindsay72]

Without the buffer fluid, the wells in the gell sometimes pinch closed. The buffer fluid opens them up as wide as they'll go.

[@autdummy]

omg I can't wait to do this!

[@syedfathima5160]

Bro, The project is really good. Can you say me the name of the samples and the distance (in cm) covered by them ,in detail.....

[@melodypalasi9321]

What kind or type of gel electrophoresis is that? Is it an Agarose or Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis

[@trktrk8555]

10:57 how is that even possible?

[@patricklindsay72]

Can you use paper clips for wire, reshaped of course?

[@famallama8642]

no

[@patricklindsay72]

@@famallama8642 Yes you can, you'll just get some corrosion on one of them. Chance for a chemistry teaching moment, if one desires.

[@B3RS3RK3RAH]

@@patricklindsay72 ok what is the buffer made of also I know this is out of context but I want to alternative of all biological buffer I am building my own lab but the buffer are too costly where I live so I need some help if you can't give it is still ok

[@akosajaia5588]

thank you

[@mono7252]

Why does mine turn brown ?

[@thaobui6008]

Me too

[@vikramlodhi118]

Awesome really! Hats off

[@Cheeseson]

here for science fair

[@dinosaurboy9415]

Will it work with real DNA?

[@pasha673]

if you have dyes that stain DNA, then yes, it will work

[@thaobui6008]

I can't do it. There were somethings wrong.

[@maxwell_edison]

This seems like a type of technology E-Paper could use.

[@thomasjensen7301]

What about a tin can

[@thomasjensen7301]

Thank you