hi !! have you got any videos on genetic screening? its not in your playlist for topic 8 so i was curious if you've made a video on it yet because i have a paper 2 exam tomorrow! thank you in advance! and also these videos have been really helpful and are some of the best a level videos i've found for biology - if not THE best!! i've already recommended you to my friends at school! thank you so much for these videos!!
Aww thank you Georgia, that is so kind of you to say. Really glad that they are helping you so much. I have just looked through and I don't actually have a detailed video on this, it is only briefly mentioned in the gel electrophoresis video. I'll make this video next, but unfortunately not before your exam tomorrow. Best of luck with the exam!
Does taq polymerase catalyse the condensation reaction to form phosphodiester bonds? Between nucleotides? Or for H+ bonds between complementary base pairs?
I’m confused. How are the DNA fragments isolated? And do you need to cut out DNA fragments before PCR? I thought u can have a long dna strand and use primers to only amplify the sections that you want
Hello Here is my video on how to isolated DNA fragments. There are many applications of PCR, but you would put in the DNA fragment of interest and the primer into enable DNA polymerase to attach.
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Instead of reading PDFs (which are teacher gave me) watching this video and taking notes are more understandable!!
Amazing, so glad it helped you understand this tough topic! 😊
hi !! have you got any videos on genetic screening? its not in your playlist for topic 8 so i was curious if you've made a video on it yet because i have a paper 2 exam tomorrow! thank you in advance!
and also these videos have been really helpful and are some of the best a level videos i've found for biology - if not THE best!! i've already recommended you to my friends at school! thank you so much for these videos!!
Aww thank you Georgia, that is so kind of you to say. Really glad that they are helping you so much.
I have just looked through and I don't actually have a detailed video on this, it is only briefly mentioned in the gel electrophoresis video. I'll make this video next, but unfortunately not before your exam tomorrow.
Best of luck with the exam!
The music in that outro was a shambles 😅 Thanks for the help though! 🙌🏾 I was really struggling with PCR
ha, on these older ones yeah. Thankfully editing improved 🤣
Does taq polymerase catalyse the condensation reaction to form phosphodiester bonds? Between nucleotides? Or for H+ bonds between complementary base pairs?
Hello
It's catalysing the formation of phosphodiester bonds, making the polymer chains (polymerase).
Hope that helps 😊
I’m confused. How are the DNA fragments isolated? And do you need to cut out DNA fragments before PCR? I thought u can have a long dna strand and use primers to only amplify the sections that you want
Hello
Here is my video on how to isolated DNA fragments. There are many applications of PCR, but you would put in the DNA fragment of interest and the primer into enable DNA polymerase to attach.
ua-cam.com/video/qH9FYpa1Upk/v-deo.html
if you were to amplify a single strand of DNA instead of a double strand (such as a DNA probe), would that produce single or double stranded DNA?
Is this the same as the Sangers method because I’m so confused whether they are the same or different
Hello
This is different to the Sanger method, but that isn't on the AQA specification anymore.
Hi can I ask why 2 primers are needed in PCR?
One for each strand of DNA 😊
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When will you finish uploading all the content?
Should be all uploaded by the 5th October
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What is going on 🤣
@@MissEstruchBiology probably autocorrect