Restriction Mapping

[@mrpickles1]

This video is fantastic. Really helped me understand what my professor freaking wants from me. Mapping assignment due on monday.

[@kotosqoposrly]

Thank you SOOOOOO much for this. I had been looking at this particular slide from uni like if it was an Egyptian geoglyphic. NOT ANYMORE thanks to you.

[@shadowvvolf323]

You are a life saver! Thank you for the explanation.

[@ceylinbaykoc7891]

You saved my life! Thanks

[@xinhui5762]

Thank you for this video! This helped me a lot😄♥

[@musicaldramaqueen]

THANK YOU!!! I can do my homework now.

[@shiraziahmedsheikh6365]

Thank ma'am. it's help me lot👍🏻 for assignment 😇

[@qamarhennawi9137]

Thanks very well explained!!!!

[@elisa_most]

thank you❤ it helps me alot

[@34_tangkaseghanpramudipta_63]

Hello, I just stumbled upon your channel. You did very well at explaining this topic, I didn't understand a single thing until I saw your video! Oh yeah, I want to ask a question, what if we had 3 types or more of restriction site/enzyme? Such as EcoRI, BamHI, HindIII and so on, how would we construct the map? Thank you in advance!

[@ifhmdn]

wah ada kak tangkas 👋

[@ajwakhalid5733]

Can u please tell me ?? About the size of dna fragments ??? My question is in circular DNA is there any differences in the ladder ? Like it will be in descending order??? Or as same as in linear dna ?

[@بلالغانم-م8ي]

Keep going on!

[@zapataboy9377]

You saved me thanks

[@emirbecic7240]

thx youre better than my pujii at explaining this shit

[@bic1349]

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[@josa5463]

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[@angelaramos2646]

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[@utkarshbarnawal10]

Thank you ❤

[@VrittaAmroiniWahyudi]

Thnks so much

[@trishamehta3946]

i am a little bit confused on how you know they were not overlapping. is it because they both show up in the combined well 5?

[@khal2652]

I am wondering too, can you explain ??

[@scisarah3770]

@@khal2652 I think it is because if you notice that both the 200 and 250 fragment stay in tact on the plasmid--you could not have overlap. Even if you placed the 200 within the 250 fragment that would actually result in a fragment of 200 and a fragment of 50 base pairs--the 250 base pair would not exist. I hope this helps/is accurate! I was trying to think about the answer to that myself.

[@alhaeri1]

great stuff

[@Sukunapookie]

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[@benedictplacidi1938]

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[@valenciajoanna3965]

Thank you!