I've learned that those Restr.-enzymes are necessary for Southern Blot Analysis... now I know how those enzymes work... but I still don't get the use for Soutern Blot Analysis.. So please help (:
at 13th second, the blue coloured being is known as a restriction enzyme. these are enzymes that find a specific site on teh dna molecule and cut it. It makes staggered ends.cutting process requires a Mg molecule and it produces 5' PO4 end and a 3'OH end.
this end is recognized by a Ligase. this is an enzyme that can join the two ends togather. two of them are needed for two strands and thus we have successfully placed a dna fragment into a plasmid.
What you see here at first, is the restriction enzyme ECOR1 searching for its recognition site on DNA. Once ECO-R1 has found its restriction site it will cut the DNA with the creation of the so-called "sticky ends". Now other DNA that is also cut with ECO-R1 will fit, due to initial stabilisation of H-bonding. What you see in the end is the enzyme DNA-ligase that will covalently bond the two DNA strands ...
so the overhangs just fly right into eachother seconds after cleavage? i think this video fails to explain the chaotic nature of brownian motion, but is helpful none the less
the pink one is the vector? cleaved by the blue one, which is the restriction enzyme? the green one, which binds the new DNA fragment to the vector is called??
Not until I've seen ur comment I was like this representation is wrong the Restriction Enzyme EcoR1 doesn't join them together ...Ligase does that job.. & reading ur comment I saw u made the difference in colors & I was able to see that ligase was indeed represented...//
The title threw me off the title should have been Restriction enzyme EcoR1 and ligase
that sounded like a horror rape movie but good video
JejeBabe 5 days ago
Educational, but kinda creepy...
MBmrBIGstuff 3 weeks ago
i cried
q0w1e2r3t4y5 1 month ago in playlist Animations
My friend was right, this is scary...
155ZAZA 1 month ago
I've learned that those Restr.-enzymes are necessary for Southern Blot Analysis... now I know how those enzymes work... but I still don't get the use for Soutern Blot Analysis.. So please help (:
FIEKESAYSHELLO 2 months ago
*hear*
leonasmile 2 months ago
this is like a horror movie..here the sound...creepy
leonasmile 2 months ago
that was terrifying
devmanboarder990 2 months ago
Here is my Commentary
it is a dna molecule.
at 13th second, the blue coloured being is known as a restriction enzyme. these are enzymes that find a specific site on teh dna molecule and cut it. It makes staggered ends.cutting process requires a Mg molecule and it produces 5' PO4 end and a 3'OH end.
this end is recognized by a Ligase. this is an enzyme that can join the two ends togather. two of them are needed for two strands and thus we have successfully placed a dna fragment into a plasmid.
GJEViLakaTHEKING 3 months ago in playlist biologia molecolare 3
This is super scary ... and it kind of grossed me out for some reason...
Kristen1641 4 months ago
That was so scary.
ItsARachel214 5 months ago
If I could get a copy of this I'd love to add commentary.
TheRealZen00 5 months ago
cutieeeee enzyme
lyndis10 5 months ago
really gud video
gopuishere 6 months ago
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Hallelujah
There is no god but Allah
This by the grace of Allah
mmoosa1427 9 months ago
Is beatiful... now understading to restriction ezymes
hober184 9 months ago
that was the scariest restriction digest I have ever seen
gabegw1 9 months ago
This is the greatest and cutest enzyme of them all!
DanielHHowell 11 months ago
Yahans maa khe kare chha tho!
sadamnixamani 11 months ago
...nightmares
PacoTheMuffinman 1 year ago
What you see here at first, is the restriction enzyme ECOR1 searching for its recognition site on DNA. Once ECO-R1 has found its restriction site it will cut the DNA with the creation of the so-called "sticky ends". Now other DNA that is also cut with ECO-R1 will fit, due to initial stabilisation of H-bonding. What you see in the end is the enzyme DNA-ligase that will covalently bond the two DNA strands ...
kevdndri 1 year ago 4
the enzymes are really cute!:)
ariabm44 1 year ago
that was cool
jfoges4 1 year ago
Wow thats crazy.
jonahfox 1 year ago
sounds like a night in the jungle
ghetto0superstar 1 year ago
I clicked on this to learn, not to shit my pants. Holy shit.
khy03 1 year ago 40
@khy03 lmao fucking hilarious
ladiieemayy 1 year ago
it is a super fast rollercoaster of death.
ExpertOfSound 1 year ago
Cool animation!
NuttaPearl 1 year ago
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... The sound is a bit scary!
misantropaable 1 year ago
... the sound is SCARY!!!
misantropaable 1 year ago 5
i think this is a very awesome music video
uncustomized 1 year ago
well that sucked
miza310 1 year ago
so the overhangs just fly right into eachother seconds after cleavage? i think this video fails to explain the chaotic nature of brownian motion, but is helpful none the less
burlappsack 1 year ago
that was extremely helpful
nalinirau 2 years ago
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panesar1987 2 years ago
the geen one is called DNA ligase, which joins the DNA strands.
panesar1987 2 years ago
the pink one is the vector? cleaved by the blue one, which is the restriction enzyme? the green one, which binds the new DNA fragment to the vector is called??
:) thanks, nice animation still.
wendijoyce 2 years ago
@wendijoyce
dna ligase=green one.
yup, the rest youre right (:
nalinirau 2 years ago
Not until I've seen ur comment I was like this representation is wrong the Restriction Enzyme EcoR1 doesn't join them together ...Ligase does that job.. & reading ur comment I saw u made the difference in colors & I was able to see that ligase was indeed represented...//
The title threw me off the title should have been Restriction enzyme EcoR1 and ligase
PrivateHeaven 2 years ago
A bit of commentary would be nice...
ttlyADDICTED2BASS 2 years ago 27
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dbeecher 6 months ago
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dbeecher 5 months ago
@ttlyADDICTED2BASS Here's a longer and commentated version of this video: /watch?v=8rXizmLjegI
dbeecher 5 months ago
@dbeecher thanx
brit387 4 months ago
That's nice.
ange53072 2 years ago