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Channel photo: Colorized image of HIV-infected H9 T-cell, NIAID.
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Great video thanks
I found this helpful ❤. I would love to connect to a medical laboratory scientist here. I am a Nigerian 😊.
Thank you! This video was so helpful!!
Heat, measurable scale, reference table, sterilization
Wow. Very simply, describe the procedure as well as instructions. Thank you so much for details description.
Thank you so much
Could be explained more but , good for dissection explanation level 👍
very helpful, thank you for the video
Great information , thank you
So beautifully addressed this lecture ❤😊
Very interesting.
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Thank you so much mam for gave your knowledge to us via the video....that video was very interested....
D diomand Test
Thank You for this very clear Explanation! I find it very interesting to learn about this. I will be doing this in school soon so I wanted to get over beaning queasy about it.
It’s kinda cool to see what’s actually going to happen because I’m doing this in school this week
how the brain was fixed?
Why you do not take in amharic langouge?
Best educational Concept Clarity.... Ur nature of Guiding is Excellent 👌 Now I can Study, rather than boring my Nuisance lectures
U r just amazing.... crystal clear Concept. Thanks a lot madam🥰 amazing video
Whats the method of inoculation? Thank u
Why are they so baffled at doctor offices when you ask for them to do a simple test like this? Compartmentalized idiots we usually call them now! We did this in high school. Now they get frustrated rude and say bs.
I'm looking for a lab idea (fast) and I was wondering if E.coli bacteria was used for this lab?
I absolutely love your channel, but what type of bacteria did you use for this lab?
Beautiful 🥰🥰
Awesome!
You can't see me
... is that Pam, from the office?
I like the idea of including food colouring, that's a great teaching trick to show the concentration gradient! I think my students sometimes struggle with visualizing this with a verbal explanation alone.
other side of the "covid" test.
Viruses don’t grow in agar plates.
What is likely to happen if antibiotic discs are placed on the inoculated media and left at room temperature for an hour before incubation?
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This made the concept incredibly clear, thank you!!
That's one engaging and informative video. Thank you.
Good morning great information sister
U 're so amazing madam 🙌 u make it short but very much clear and educative too 🙏🙏
Educative, thanks for this
I'm here cus my teacher made me >:(
I'm very new to Microbiology, but just about flipped when yellow grabbed the sterile cotton tip by the tip! Ahh!
That's looking absolutely delicious
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that was amazing, thank you!
Liked, cause she is funny 😁
Why not run your finger between the dura and the brain to loosen it instead of the scissors?
Isn't the goat has meninges!
How to prepare the antibiotic dics?
WOW the experiment now for me seems so easy after watching every step of it carefully and also the brief summary in the end made it even more illustratable to one's mind .thank you
Narrator: Label the bottom of the plate Yellow gloves: how about no...
I very interesting the way u explain thnkz
this really should've been uploaded at a higher resolution. Hard to see at 360p