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hello everyone today weamp;#39;re going to talk about a technique called dot blot do you remember from our previous videos that we introduced the southern blot for detecting specific DNA fragments and Northern blot for detecting RNA fragments the methods weamp;#39;re going to talk about today do blot is a more straightforward detection method applicable for DNA or RNA sequences it shares the same principle with other detection methods namely hybridization the difference is that the sample isnamp;#39;t transferred from a gel to a membrane instead itamp;#39;s applied directly to the membrane for probe detection the name dot blot is derived from how the samples are applied or loaded onto the membrane in a dot-like pattern where each dot represents a different sample in this video weamp;#39;re going to delve into its Theory mechanism principles in laboratory procedures if youamp;#39;ve seen our previous videos on Southern and Northern blot youamp;#39;ll find that the dot blot is a s
