Restriction Enzymes - Class 12

[@ushamanjunath5977]

great animation ,very easily understood

[@khushitrivedi7348]

What an explanation wow 😍

[@rahmahdalhat8484]

It is not that bad...I dont understand the comments..I understood.Goodluck to everyone before your exams

[@sarah821]

Great animation

[@tomg5934]

I missed something; how do the R.E.'s actually cut the DNA sugar-phosphate backbone? "Molecular scissors" does really explain, thanks

[@nosegrindv4951]

The yellow blob goes to the blue squiggles or pink stingy things and cuts them by pinching the two yellow blob lobes together repeatedly. That's how.

[@tomg5934]

@@nosegrindv4951 Wow, what was I thinking? Ok

[@tomato-v8x]

It hydrolyzes phosphodiester bonds.

[@tomg5934]

@@tomato-v8x Excellent, thanks

[@scienceathome4426]

This video is not playing properly in my phone...it gets scratched after 2 or 3 seconds

[@wasimhaider8901]

*Hello Sir, Name the Four Nuclease Enzymes Each For Cut the Sticky End At 5prime And 3prime Ends And Four Enzymes That Cut At The Blunt End With Their Recognition Site*

[@vaibhavdasgupta638]

The restriction enzymes cut the sugar - phosphate back bone of the DNA molecule on different strands. But for the separation of the cut ends of the strands, the H bonds between the complementary bases should be broken. How does that happen?

[@xia_malik_]

Same doubt bro🤔🤔🤔

[@hajraiqbal3948]

What a nice explanation

[@Cop_pinku]

Thanks

[@anuvarshini8142]

sir please increase the quality

[@sanasecretrecipes]

Perfect ❤

[@TheMedschoolGuy]

Bahut badhiya

[@zoyabaloch9078]

Thankx for help

[@kamaleshwaran9330]

Nice video but increase your voice.....

[@parthsharmaofficial9477]

thnks

[@krishnachavda800]

nice

[@sakshisingh2759]

very nice

[@sameerapk9773]

2024👍🏻

[@sarakamal5551]

Thank you

[@shikhashrivastava9021]

Niccc😊

[@hirenram3762]

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[@abhishekdas4612]

;-)

[@shayleightsosie7314]

this was painful to watch

[@TheMedschoolGuy]

Great animation

[@brendaniloka8231]

thanks

[@paulfizz2846]

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