Demystifying SDS-Page
Demystifying SDS-Page
Last Updated on Sunday, 2 May 2010 08:51 Written by Administrator Sunday, 2 May 2010 08:51
An instructional video aimed at teaching the process of SDS-PAGE to college students with basic biochemical understandings. (www.sdspage.net)
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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U guys ROCK!!! Helped me a lot n keep em comin, please
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I’m taking molecular biology class right now. I’m new to this,too. I think we can sort that protein based on its molecular weight and its pH, so we can further analyze what does that protein do based on protein library. For the buffer, I think it’s a part of SDS Page itself. You can see they add it at the beginning.
Great job guys! Funny way to explain the “misterious world” of dear SDS-Page…See ya!
Nice video, but I can’t believe you are A) Wearing shorts in a laboratory and B) eating cake in a laboratory. Didn’t you learn anything in safety training? lol
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Thnx for posting a dumb loud music in the background.. it made it easier to hear what you were talking..
do i love you guyz or what!!
The “one last concept” is actually the main concept of the laemmli system. Instead of running around in the forest, you guys could have explained that for about 5 mins in the video.
You guys seem to explain it as a kind of electron shielding.
I like, and dislike, the explanation of the stacking. I get it in the context of this video, but I’m still worried that isn’t the whole story, and may even be false. I never took physical chemistry, so maybe that is where the explanation is.
Nice work!
cool video, i learned alot. sorry for what may like “noob” questions but the chloride ions and glycine buffers, where do they come from? are they part of the protein solution or the gel? also, what is the significance in knowing the molecular weight of protein? How do researchers utilize that information?
Im taking an intro biochem class right now and we havent covered this but im pretty interested.
Hey guys AWESOME video!!! Thanks so much for clearing up the confusion I had
and yes that cake looks really yummy.
I want some of that cake. And awesome video. Cleared up some stuff for me. Thanks!
I don’t think it was confusing at all. It was very helpful. Thanks.
he’s a giant!
judy is mad cute haha
confusing video………….priceless
DONT READ THIS, MARK AS SPAM IF POSIBLE If you do not copy and paste this onto 10 videos your mom will die? in 4 hours
my prtein is kind a small hahahahhahaha
UC DAVIS…sweet. I used to live in Arlington Farms near the “gel” site.
best explanatory video, helped me in lab report…..keep it up
Really very helpful for beginners. Thanks for uploading such a wonderful video.
Very helpful!!!!