Next Generation Sequencing 3: Purifying DNA Samples with Magnetic Beads - Eric Chow (UCSF)

[@ericahoh1676]

Thank you. Starting my BCR repertoire profiling journey, and bead clean up is the step I mess up by far. You've helped immensely!

[@EternalFootman-kr6yx]

How do you know there are nucleic acids in the sample? Because you were told that them purification technique is real?

[@NiloofarNamavari]

Very helpful, Thanks!

[@jonathana9236]

This was informative thanks.

[@marwazakwani7719]

Cant thank you enough!

[@kazbekdzhanibekov9154]

Thanks a lot👍

[@Tesfas]

Hot FYA ❤‍🔥demo, thanks Eric.

[@Iwo142]

Amazing video. Thank you

[@abhinav5534]

Very cool! Thanks! Very well explained :)

[@yourlifeonpower]

Succinct and very informative! Thank you very much!

[@jpcapobianco1979]

do they use the same technique in modern mrna vaccine ?

[@Jo.King_]

looks very probable

[@jpcapobianco1979]

@@Jo.King_ i've seen some video with people with magnet attached to their arms.... i though was fake

[@subschallenge-nh4xp]

I just have found your childhood, but I don't know where to start if I only have materials such as my blood sample and some detergent and some and some seem to get a t DNA from the blood sample. So which video should I watch the start out?

[@davidbean6053]

What.... Are you using google translate? because that didn't make much sense and actually is kinda creepy

[@blandon93]

Dna from blood is collected by using a specific machine where you just fill up chemicals. If the sample is not a liquid, you do it by hand using soapy agents, protease, phenol, chlorophorm, ethanol in a 3 step procedure. The sample will be dirty in second method, using machines is just better.

[@saramalik5440]

Just amazing ....

[@Ollie_FiveO]

You need a Blue Pippin 🤔😉

[@Daniel-lh3yn]

ah the usual messy lab tables

[@CarterEnt-x3d]

That’s one seriously low voice.. nice

[@EternalFootman-kr6yx]

He's brainwashed