Thank you. Please how do you know where to start the reverse primer?

why to introduce a mutation??? why did you added a mutation ?

Another useful way you can view question 3 is by simply multiplying the molecular weight by two(136.09 x 2 = 272.18) so that you can see how much grams would be in a 2L solution to that is 1M, and then divide the given numbe(83.7) by your new 1M gram total(the 272.18) to get the same answer but in less steps and thinking.

Please explain the calculations for enzymatic digestion of dna

Thank you very much. Beautiful, clear tutorial. Answered all my questions at once!

Thank you isn't enough for the efforts that teachers like you put in order to educate us. ❤

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Have seen over a dozen videos on this topic, nobody has put it as simple as you have.

Amazing explanation and it increased my confidence. Thank you!

Your way of teaching is very good but you have to enhance your video-making techniques. Most of the things are skipped when you change your camera direction, moreover, your hand also covers the whole content on the paper, this is creating difficulty in understanding the lecture.

Great video!

Hi ma'am, very helpful thank you. Does this kind of dilution (ie. starting from a stock) count as serial dilution? Or is serial dilution only when you keep decreasing the concentration by a set factor. Thanks in advance.

I'm so happy that I finally understood stuffs that I've been banging my head for...

Absolutely excellent explanation. So clear and concise. Thank you!

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I usually forget these calculations again and again but I thank her because every time I knew where I need to learn it again when I do forget.

I am always afraid when it comes to calculations in biology 🥲

I can now only complete molarity calculations in a Scottish accent

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I really need to thank you for this tutorial, a total of about 6 years in school and counting. I lost confidence in myself until I came across your video today. Thank you so much.

Because in last step it was 1/3.25 then you can get the answer 0.31.

All super clear, except the last step of last question, please if anyone got the same answer as mam explained, please let m know, Thanks in advance.

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Your videoi is made so simple,Thank u so much ma'am,Can you please help me with serial dilutions and back calculation

Well explained with examples. Thank you 🙏

The equation made my life much easier. Thank you

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I understand but complex abit

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Thank you for this video. It really help me to understand primer design.

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I'm disappointed she went through the whole video without saying "a wee bit of DNA"

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Very helpful

Ive been in lab class for over a month and the explanations given in this video, have been what ive needed for a long time.

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Wish my chemistry teacher taught me in this way😂😂😂😂,,,just wondering why some teachers make things complicated yet in the actual sense dea simple,,,,,