Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP)

[@Legend-x8v]

Sir you really make us understand please make some more video about it really appreciated for your effort to make us unsderstand

[@akmolfebusayo1689]

Thank you for the presentation,it has really been helpful

[@ibohanbiokram4634]

thanks a lot i clear my confussion

[@mahimamahi2262]

Thank you sir

[@pirateridge]

On 'Individual 1' wouldn't fragment lengths 1 and 3 still be attached to the DNA at that specific loci given the restriction enzyme hasn't cleaved the DNA strand before fragment 1 or after fragment 3? Same goes for the second individual? I thought that VNTRs were cleaved at the flanking region sequence sites before and after the tandom repeating DNA sequences?

[@muskantiwari4642]

Thankyou sir!!

[@satyam_tiwari.]

Understandable explanation Tysm guru ji....

[@SanatKumarGhosh-n4m]

Very nice explanation

[@kapilraghuwanshi1092]

VERY Nicely explained please exlpain DNA foot printing

[@happyhub4383]

sir firstly thank you for the wonderful explanation. I want to ask how I understand what is mean by heterozygous, mutant, and wild type result written in research papers after doing RFLP on PCR basis? please explain

[@bindhuchelli7060]

Yes sir ur class is useful tq sir

[@InstantBiologybyDrNeelabh]

Thank you for the appreciation.

[@Bhaumikchintu1234]

Very useful to me.

[@starletlet5894]

Thanks a lot Sir. I request you to kindly explain role of RFLP in disease detection

[@abhinavdinesh8074]

How do u decide the sequence of the probe?

[@maryamyousaf700]

Sir why restriction enzymes gives different lengths of DNA ?

[@InstantBiologybyDrNeelabh]

Maryam, Restriction enzymes are very specific and cleave a particular sequence only which are called as Restriction site. Each individual has different number of occurrences of these Restriction sites therefore different lengths of DNA are obtained. Hope this helps.

[@banushasathi3526]

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[@alex_258]

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[@InstantBiologybyDrNeelabh]

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