Molecular Cloning explained for Beginners

[@NickResen]

Super glad to have found this! I did a ton of work with recombinant DNA a few years ago (since then have been on a materials science/design engineering journey) and I was looking to refresh myself on the concepts I was immersed in not too long ago. This was perfect and should honestly be shown to every fresh student in a synbio lab.

[@Austrian9876]

5:40 fyi You can also use the white-blue verification to see if the recombinant Plasmid is working. Here the MCS, the part where the DNA is inserted, lies within the promotor region of a LacZ gen, that will turn the colony blue, if the medium they grow on contains GalX. If the insertion was successful, LacZ cannot be produced, which means the E.Coli colony remains white. Sorting then, is simply scraping the white colony of and to proceed cloning with that. (Works only after you already pre-selected via Antibiotics) This is a great Video!

[@debramurray8272]

Glad this popped up just when my online students read about molecular biology. Thanks, Henrik!

[@henrikslab]

Would be glad if you share it among the students :D

[@slm20408]

blud I DIDNT UNDERSTAND ANYTHING MY TEACHER SAID AND YET A 6 MINUTE VIDEO EXPLAINED EVERYTHING, THANK YOU

[@Charlieson294]

Super spannend, das ist gerade eins meiner hauptaufgaben im Labor, da ich darüber Bachelorarbeit schreibe! Wir nutzen allerdings InFusion, wofür wir keine Restriktionsseiten brauchen

[@henrikslab]

Sehr cool!

[@OscarSanchez-jc1pw]

Found this as I was reviewing for my Environmental microbiology midterm thank you!!!

[@daughteroftheking3220]

Thank you so much for all you do. Don't ever stop posting you are helping a lot of students.

[@haboobhabooboo7373]

Danke für dein Video 🙏🏽 Super erklärt und veranschaulicht. Like und Follow mehr als verdient !

[@spicesmiles]

Fantastic clarification!! thank you for your help!!

[@dHeIoxy]

Great work

[@mostafaalsaw9771]

WOW It's not easy to explain this in 6 minutes.

[@Moshito_m]

Brilliant!

[@SadisHappy-u4m]

Can you believe it tho This is being taught to a grade 7

[@Logan-rj4he]

"Promosm"

[@TanuSha-h6t]

Thank you. Good explanation