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awesome one .....solved to some extend why some animals glow ??
vivekkathula 2 months ago
thanks man...clear and to the point explanations
supermanthesunny 10 months ago
@supermanthesunny Glad you like it!!
MoleCluesTV 9 months ago
Then, they could attach a gfp gene to a oncogene in cancer cells and develope a glowing protein that codes for cancer. Or the oncogene's protein product.
ConorC96 11 months ago
Thank you for using YouTube to educational purposes. This was very informative and entertaining as well. Mahalo
Kaluaokalani 1 year ago 2
i love this type of clips
umerghaffar007 2 years ago
great video, thanks.
One small remark though at 0:50 it says GPF instead of GFP. :)
Payamrazifar 2 years ago
loved it how it explained.great video
michhaelaR 2 years ago
I love science!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO?
What is this music by the way? I can see it´s baroque but composed by who?
Y2H 3 years ago
I am glad that you liked it! The music is Mozart, Concerto No. 1 for Horn & Orchestra, K.412, II - Rondo:Allegro.
MoleCluesTV 3 years ago
Really? It´s classical music? I could´ve sworn it was baroque.
Anyway thank you!
Y2H 3 years ago