The Science of Transgenic Technology Part 2 of 2

[mattywake]

This is friggin aasssum! Thanks for this helped alot.

[ELSIRiKALKi]

SIRiKALKi

AGAPEWAY

[lairione]

Thanks very much, this really helped with my revision for my degree!

[byScrooby]

"God: Hidden Science" - Google it!

[TruthSmack]

God-like beings (or the Watchers) coming down to Earth and genetically tinkering with humans, as well as blending different species together. Classical mythology may have been a crude record of these blending experiments.

[transgenicfly]

very nice

I would like if there was more information concerning vectors and the behavior of the injected DNA but the part about chimeras is wonderfully clear however

[agentgooner007]

"this is sooo cooool" what a joke, if only you sheeple knew.

[Bebopopotamus]

@agentgooner007 I love people that use the word sheeple like they're smarter than everyone, but are just as ignorant, if not more-so. You know nothing about the world, stop pretending.

[agentgooner007]

@Bebopopotamus It's a fair cop you got me. 

[kittycat1000000]

Very impressive video! Great job!!

[hightech25]

hmm! would be really interesting to read about it as well in journals.

[sewagedweller]

this is sooo cooool :')

[csugirl]

I would suggest a library.... wikipedia is NOT a credible source, anyone can go in and adjust information on anything.

[de3h]

Like the person above, thank you very much for posting this! I thought looking for clips like this on YouTube would be a long shot but, thank you very much! This is really helping for a science assessment of mine. :D

[Proneural]

Great!

[Proneural]

One common way to amplify a gene is through RT-PCR and insertion into a vector that is then grown up in E.coli. I would suggest that you go to wikipedia for more information regarding these techniques.

[juanchoneira]

how do they isolate the gen that implants in the mouse