Protein Purification

[@harryhaimoud726]

This is a master piece, believe me after a month in lab this is so accurate

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you very much! We appreciate that the effort that went into the video is recognized!

[@harryhaimoud726]

@@CubeBiotech well done , you deserve it . I would be very happy if you do one for (Quantification of protein by Mass spectrometry) .

[@yourinfoplug8743]

The video was really useful. One of the bests I’ve watched ever on KZbin 🥂💯

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you for the compliment! Great to hear that it was worth the effort :)

[@VictoryNwaokoro]

This is the most useful video I ve seen on this topic so far

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you very much. We are really glad to hear that!

[@alhassanmohammedawal3851]

good video, it breaks the concept down to a layman's understanding. you made education interesting.

[@mainaksarkar5764]

Thanks really needed someone to explain this topic clearly.

[@philipphanisch6840]

Such a good overview. Love the effort 🤩

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you! That was our intention.

[@justinsayekerwillain6908]

The video was of great help to me. Thank you

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you! Glad that we could help!

[@nutella.17]

This is really well made. Great job

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you very much :)

[@MeghashreeGuha]

03:38 precipitation method, salting out

[@CubeBiotech]

Time stamps are set :)

[@vanessaalvarez7809]

It was REALLY useful, thank you so much!

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you! Happy that our work for that video payed off :)

[@PatrickMbwire]

Well simplified. Thank you for the good work.

[@CubeBiotech]

Hi Patrick, thank you for the positive feedback! That is always appreciated :)

[@santicruz4012]

Beautiful presentation :') thanks

[@CubeBiotech]

Glad that you liked it!

[@swastiks8094]

Many many thanks for this explanation ❤

[@CubeBiotech]

We are happy it helped you. What part of the video did you find the most helpful?

[@riiaholic]

This video is amazing and really helpful! Thanks :)

[@CubeBiotech]

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[@riiaholic]

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[@meryema13]

Wowww I am beyond amazed. This lesson was explained to us in 2 hours and was so tiring and confusing but you managed to clear it all out in 13 minutes. So grateful 🙏🙏 definitely recommending this channel to my classmates❤

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you very much for these kind words! That definetly made the day of the lead creator of this video! Thank you for further recommending us!

[@MaryamMm-jq5np]

Very Good and useful.thanks for describing so deeply

[@CubeBiotech]

Glad that we could help :)

[@bhargaviminchu6137]

This was really helpful 🙂

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you! Glad that you liked it.

[@elizabethmonday3751]

Great teaching ,I enjoyed it But please ,I couldn't get a particular word you were saying at 8:34,,,, did you say soluble??? Please I'll appreciate a response,, thanks in anticipation

[@CubeBiotech]

Yes that is what was said. "The protein is just soluble."

[@elizabethmonday3751]

@@CubeBiotech thanks a bunch

[@CubeBiotech]

@@elizabethmonday3751 You are welcome :)

[@nicolaromanini9307]

amazing! good job! 🤩

[@CubeBiotech]

We are glad that you like it :)

[@ayhamabueisheh3772]

it is a brilliant video

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you :) We are glad that you liked it!

[@userismad001]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@CubeBiotech]

You are welcome :)

[@Mimia314]

Hello from California! I have a question. Do Golgi in all types of cells (liver and kidney cells) have the same function and structure ? If we were to purify the Golgi ( fractionation) from different cells, (not plant) would they function the same and have the same structure ??? I can’t seem to grasp this concept.

[@CubeBiotech]

Good Day :) We are experts on protein purification and not the Golgi-Apperatus. We do not feel comfortable to answer this for you. What we do recommend to ask this question on platforms like Researchgate. You should find your answer there.

[@Mimia314]

Thank you so much for your guidance!!!

[@dr.alihosseinzadeh2643]

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[@CubeBiotech]

We are glad that you like it!

[@Biotechnologyguy]

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[@CubeBiotech]

Glad that you like it :)

[@Funnyvideoround2hell]

SDS PAGE plz

[@CubeBiotech]

Noted and thank you :)

[@bio366geethasankar7]

🥹🙏🏻❤️

[@aashiqrasool4978]

In native page , sds is not used , and proteins are. Not separated by charge only , but also by their Size and Shape ,. SDS an anionic detergent Provides The same negative charge per unit of Protein and Degenerates Its Complex Structure Into Linear One

[@CubeBiotech]

Thank you for providing these additional information :)

[@ebrahimalasfoor1224]

can you send me the sides

[@CubeBiotech]

There are no slides, sadly. These are, for the most part, Adobe After Effects files. :(