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Dehydrogenase Activity in Extracts of Chloroplasts (the light dependent reaction of photosynthesis) 

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Investigating the effects of dehydrogenase activity in extracts of chloroplasts. The method can be adjusted to investigate the effects of herbicide (Ammonium hydroxide), light intensity or wavelength. A level Biology required practical activity. Hill reaction. The light dependent reactions of photosynthesis. See notes on video clip for details of making up required solutions.

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Комментарии : 47   
@LannieCamper
@LannieCamper 7 лет назад
thanks for saving my life cause our teacher had no idea how to do this and taught us it completely wrong :)
@emmaclarke4724
@emmaclarke4724 5 лет назад
Drinking game; take a shot every time she says 'okay'
@steesh182
@steesh182 8 лет назад
Great video! Have to do something similar and write it up as part of a biology SKE but don't have chance to see the experiment live. This is a massive help and really well explained. Bit of an abrupt ending though...
@julioequinones
@julioequinones 3 года назад
So cool! It's like a science cooking show. Regards from UF
@ahussain6255
@ahussain6255 4 года назад
The best video on this thank you!!
@thecakeone
@thecakeone 6 лет назад
Thank you so much this video was a live saver.
@rehabalsaleh166
@rehabalsaleh166 3 года назад
Thank you so much!! This video helped me a lot. My TAs are so confused and confusing. They always do mistakes, some of which are intolerable!!! Last experiment was about cellular fractionation, and they used 8000 g by mistake instead of the written 800g in the manual as the first centrifugation. About 95% of our experiments have failed. They even failed to do Gram staining properly. Let alone their broken English and intolerance to students' questions. They almost rarely understand the questions asked anyway, and even if they understand the question they most probably give very misleading and very wrong answers. I'm so jealous to know that some students have such good professors and TAs. Good lock guys and please appreciate what you have!
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066 3 года назад
Very kind words. Where are you at school?
@jocelynokonkwo2758
@jocelynokonkwo2758 7 лет назад
Really helpful
@MsShubhammalik
@MsShubhammalik 7 лет назад
thank you!
@1vhn187
@1vhn187 3 года назад
I cannot seem to find the Note on how to make the Isolation Medium, can anybody direct me please. I do not know what the isolation medium is made up of.
@toyosia8051
@toyosia8051 3 года назад
Thanks for this. We did the practical but either had no colour change or just didn’t time it and our write up is due tomorrow.
@user-ss1mt2lu1j
@user-ss1mt2lu1j 5 лет назад
Is it okay to use another buffer which is not phosphate as long as it has ph7? Our school somehow does not have phosphate buffer
@moonsteardrop6038
@moonsteardrop6038 4 года назад
What should the concentration of the DCIPIP be?
@izna3492
@izna3492 3 года назад
Thanks
@aleksandraanna668
@aleksandraanna668 7 лет назад
For the isolation medium, can the sucrose and KCl be added in liquid form?
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
Yes it should be a solution. There should be a note on the video to tell you the concentrations.
@Syiepherze
@Syiepherze 7 лет назад
4:09 Why does centrifuging at high speeds cause chloroplasts to sediment as pellets? I thought they were part of the supernatant since they're lighter in mass and thus less dense
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
Shak Pherze it depends how fast you spin them. Usually you would spin slowly to remove debris if cell walls leaving the chloroplasts in the supernatant then spin the supernatant again to obtain a pellet containing chloroplast which you can then resuspend in buffer to obtain fairly pure chloroplasts. To be honest those little school centrifuges are not the best but I find the practical works anyway.
@zarinaoge2787
@zarinaoge2787 6 лет назад
what statistical test would you use to analyse the results?
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
Zarina Oge at A level there is t an appropriate stat test for this. Just a bar chart with range bars or standard deviations to see if they overlap would be fine. Overlapping SDs it ranges will mean that the differences between the mean times are not significant.
@hananajay1879
@hananajay1879 7 лет назад
I thought the first pellet would be the nucleus and that you had to centrifuge again at a lower speed to get the chloroplast.. can you explain this to me please?
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
Hanan Ajay the nuclei will also be in that first pellet. It will not be pure chloroplast.
@rabindrakhatiwada3558
@rabindrakhatiwada3558 3 года назад
where is the note on preparation of isolation medium?
@rlowery9185
@rlowery9185 6 лет назад
I had to do this experiment in Biology 101....given the complexity of the experiment that doesn’t seem right...
@rabindrakhatiwada3558
@rabindrakhatiwada3558 3 года назад
where is note on preparation of loading buffer ?
@syc7507
@syc7507 7 лет назад
The result shows that red light gives higher rate of photosynthesis than blue light. I thought blue light has shorter wavelength and higher energy and should give higher rate? Please help...
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
Hi. It is not about the energy of the light. It is the fact that the main photosynthetic pigments Chlorophyll A and B absorb red and blue light (but reflect other colours) so these are the colours which mainly power photosynthesis. In the experiment I did there were other variables for example the thickness and transparency of the different filters may have varied. This could also influence the results making them less valid. The video is simply a guide to the method used when investigating the rate of the light dependant reactions of photosynthesis.
@syc7507
@syc7507 7 лет назад
Thanks for your response! Please make more videos like this, it is really helpful!
@rabindrakhatiwada3558
@rabindrakhatiwada3558 3 года назад
where is preparation procedure for phosphate buffer
@MsShubhammalik
@MsShubhammalik 7 лет назад
what is the isolation medium needed for?
@kairiannah
@kairiannah 7 лет назад
why?
@Syiepherze
@Syiepherze 7 лет назад
"Chloroplasts can be isolated by grinding green leaves in a cold medium of suitable osmotic and ionic strength, such as the isolation medium used here." www.techknow.org.uk/wiki/index.php?title=Hill_Reaction I think it's a bit like the cold, buffered, and isotonic solution used for homogenation
@mahdisuccar9054
@mahdisuccar9054 6 лет назад
C
@glorydays3776
@glorydays3776 7 лет назад
Is this for a new spec ?
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
All the practical activities are required by AQA A level Biology new spec from 2016 onwards.
@ZnZn84
@ZnZn84 6 лет назад
Hi, can I ask what speed is the centrifuge set at?
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
ZnZn84 my centrifuge is not the best so I just set it to the highest speed it will go.
@ZnZn84
@ZnZn84 6 лет назад
Hi, which will be what rpm?
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
ZnZn84 -16000 rpm but 10000 will work.
@ZnZn84
@ZnZn84 6 лет назад
Biology Practicals and Revision Biology Tutor OK thanks a lot.
@biologypracticalsandrevisi8066
Give it. A try. Should be ok. Make sure your spinach is really fresh too.
@izna3492
@izna3492 3 года назад
Thanks
@rabindrakhatiwada3558
@rabindrakhatiwada3558 3 года назад
where is the note on preparation of isolation medium?
@rabindrakhatiwada3558
@rabindrakhatiwada3558 3 года назад
where is the note on preparation of isolation medium?
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