PCR - Polymerase Chain Reaction Simplified

[@amalal-ghory1908]

I've literally watched so many videos on this topic but this is the one that really made it stick. This video helped me so much for multiple reasons, with the first being the neat layout of the video. The second reason is relating the names of stuff to how it plays a role in the whole process, and even going as far as to explain "historical" context. Last but not least, the fact that you related the entire process to a real-life application made it a lot easier to understand how it all fits together, and it made me love it and genuinely want to understand it rather than just study it. Major thanks to you

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[@MEDSimplified]

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[@takemein]

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[@alexandrahowell3142]

HIV has an RNA genome, not DNA as you state at 6'06" of the video. For HIV, you'd first have to do reverse transcription to produce cDNA before you can do a PCR

[@kushunadkat9087]

Yes

[@fathimahashim7005]

But when this hiv virus enters the human cell, it starts to create dna for making further copies of themselves.

[@alexandrahowell3142]

The video is incorrect when it states "the blood of the patient contains the virus, and in the virus is its genetic material, the DNA". Rather, it should state, "the virus's genetic material which is a single stranded RNA molecule, is reverse transcribed within the cell it has infected, and the resulting DNA then integrates into the host cell chromosome".

[@simeonikechukwu1957]

Useful observation @Alexander Howell

[@HelloAayush]

@@alexandrahowell3142 but when hiv virus is already in macrophages then it's dna due to reverse transcription is already integrated in the macrophage cell and further in the T helper cells The viral RNA is converted to DNA in macrophages. So we can say that we will directly get the DNA integrated in the cell?🤔

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[@kritikagautam1140]

So simplified and easy to understand. Brilliant Explanation. Thank you ❤

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[@dr.garima_gynae]

Very simple explanation of a complex topic👍👍

[@nitinprakash4207]

Thank you sir for trully clearing my all doubt of this topic.

[@updown7607]

In my book temperatures mentioned in denaturation is 94 degrees Celsius and for 1 minute. In primer Annealing, temperature is 54 degrees Celsius and time duration is 2 minutes.

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[@TheOiler1989]

Thanks a lot and I'll be back to learn more about this. Now I know why Kary Mullis called PCR a manufacturing process.

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[@MEDSimplified]

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[@rozellas2210]

The MOST INFORMATIVE AND SIMPLIFIED VIDEO EVER ON PCR! Thanks a lot!

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[@michaeldaveapo7207]

Your video is really relevant today for the COVID - 19 pandemic. It helps people understand the testing process of identifying a person that has COVID - 19

[@sportysbusiness]

You mean understanding that the test doesn't work? Even it's inventor said it should ever be used to test for viruses. No wonder it's 80% inaccurate, a coin toss is more accurate.

[@daisytoromanzano8865]

@@sportysbusinessThose are facts, thanks for the reminder. Kary Mullis said that you can find whatever you want, just increased the cycles. He also said never to be use to diagnosed just for lab research. Also contains E.O. In UK under a FIOA disclosure it was found that has EO( carcinogenic agent), way above safe limits. We cant put trust in any man, just Abba.

[@sunithath799]

Thank you it's really simple to understand.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

A worthwhile video for all beginning biology students.

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Super Clear voice & best explanation of PCR.Thumbs up ⚘

[@cjain646]

Great job, Very helpful, good voice. Thank you

[@MEDSimplified]

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thank you for this..i needed a simple and accurate definition n functioning of pcr..for an interview..thank you

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Thank you, 👍 it's really superb explanation

[@tonywong7300]

This is an eye opening explanation. Thanks

[@lidhiyalouis1851]

Excellent presentation

[@adabwaleobonato5561]

Very useful information and well defined...one thing mistake is here an example of Virus HIV containing DNA...🧬

[@shahbaloch4814]

Grest method of teaching easily understand and learn it thanks a lot sir 😊

[@jyotirachchh002]

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[@RiazKhan-og7bf]

Good for learning in easy way but many questions can still arises here

[@niks8924]

Thanks so much for this vedio...i easily understood the PCR

[@MEDSimplified]

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[@ravikanttyagi9633]

Is this best to detect abdominal tuberculosis

[@shikhakumari2212]

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Thanks a lot sir.

[@mireillemvondo-she8884]

Thank you so much, I really appreciated the easy explanation.

[@MoyMoy-q6m]

So about the Process of PCR; Denaturation, is when the sample is heated, breaking the hydrogens bonds that holds the double-strand DNA together, resulting the separation of the double-stranded DNA; in Annealing, the sample is finally cooled down, allowing the primers to bind with the individual strands of DNA; in Extension, the primers produce more nucleotides of the short sequence of the primer and once a new DNA is completely formed, the double-strand DNA will also undergo the same steps repeatedly by 20 to 30 times, resulting the millions of copies of DNA. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@House_of_wealth]

Thank you for this video, it really help me a lot

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Best For Non Medicals😍😍

[@nehavikram007]

Finally... something made sense

[@loopeesa1823]

It's so simple and realatable!

[@KoToKo90cHaN]

Great video! Just wanted to note that you've mentioned two different temperatures for denaturation, 96 degrees at 4:50 and 72 degrees the rest of the video, which one is correct?

[@parv9994]

Sarah it is always 96 degrees for denaturation and 72 degrees for extension (a.k.a. elongation). He probably got confused during recording.

[@rizwan7540]

Thank you so much sir. It's a really informative and interesting video I have really seen. May Allah accept your struggle. Aameen . Love from Rizwan 🥰

[@mychannel4397]

Very good and helpful video

[@crypted4527]

Please make a video on Recombinant DNA technology

[@-Shrinath]

Would like to get a video from regarding agarose gel electrophoresis, sturtevant's obsevation, Morgan's linkage theory, etc..

[@shaiestamalik5226]

Very well explained.. Please share a vedio of Rtpcr procedure for Covid-19..

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What an editing video that's amazing keep it up

[@ironshield4]

Hi, I'd like to request clarification regarding one of the points covered in the video. You say there will be 2 copies after the first cycle, then 4 after the second, and 16 after the third, then 32, 64, 128, and 512. Unless I'm missing something, or misunderstood (which is entirely possible), I think the 3rd cycle should yield 8 copies, not 16. If I'm right, then all of the subsequent values are wrong as well. Additionally, 512 would follow 256, not 128. Otherwise, it's a very helpful video, and I appreciate the work you put into it. Thanks!

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You are right .I was searching for this comment so as to confirm that I wasn't wrong

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Thanks to clear my doubt

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[@pritichristian2673]

Good explanation. Thanks

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Thank you so much. I was searching an easy video. It helped me a lot.

[@nazzia1]

please waiting for the video on agarose gel electrophoresis. Your videos are amazing

[@AwaisAli-xl1pu]

Really impressive thumbs up

[@karenjwoods5961]

Thank you very clear explanation..now i can understand

[@Rayyanbinshad]

In my book its written that in danaturation template is heated to 94 degrees and you said 72 degrees

[@sameerquazi2626]

96 degrees is the temperature at which DNA denatures, not 72. Once denatured aat 96, annealing of primers to strands takes place at 56 dgerees and then Taq Polymerase comes into action at 72.

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[@aditeayah]

Thanks

[@MedicalBroadcast]

Indeed very well explained.

[@florashlaks]

How is the primer decided? I mean, is the base pair sequence same in all primers? What decides which primer to use?

[@sturdybirdyy]

Great video. But the temperature for each step could be cross checked. Plus one copy will make 2 then 4 then 8, not 16 as stated in the video. Another thing that you mentioned was that after the first cycle there is one parenteral DNA and one newly formed..it should be that there are 2 copies each with one parental strand and one newly synthesized strand..

[@MunsKi]

its primary use is genetic research... not infection diagnosis, it is only later used

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Sir... Very wonderful teaching....

[@MEDSimplified]

You are very welcome sir

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[@janicecarman3157]

Well come

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Thank you for well explained animation

[@terrybash5194]

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[@stevemartin4249]

One of many problems in governments using PCR for mass testing of the coronavirus - why is there no standardized number of cycles to be run to determine a positive or negative test for RNA snippets? It is as if business or political interests choose the results they want first, and then choose the number of cycles to give that result. Say it ain't so Joe.

[@danielm.1521]

Oh c'mon man...straight Malarkey! Take that mess to another comment section and quit spreading the nonsense and causing doubt. You don't like per results then go the antigen route.

[@debravictoria7452]

Diagnosis? The inventor, Kary Mullis said the PCR was of no use for diagnosis.

[@TheFelltimber]

You are confusing end time PCR with RT PCR. The latter is used for covid testing.

[@godloves9163]

@@danielm.1521 Get a life! What an ignorant response. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIiYk4GaYqljoNk

[@kardusbox6430]

Look at the Indonesian PCR business..

[@pareyiosoitara3352]

Well elaborated..thankyou

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Excellent .very nice thank you sir

[@nawrasal-hasanat3643]

Thanks a million