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CSEF · 2014

Don't Get Burned!

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only) Third Award

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project was to observe the impact of various pharmaceutical agents in prevention of damage to the skin cells against UV radiation. I hypothesized that all…

CSEF · 2014

Feeling Low? Turn Up the Turmeric!

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The problem to be solved in the project was how turmeric affects the liver enzyme reaction rate.The hypothesis was the catalyst solution with the most turmeric,6g will cause…

CSEF · 2014

How Sweet It Is!

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals This project was designed to measure glucose level in various food and juice categories. Too little glucose in the blood, and your brain and other organs will not have the e…

CSEF · 2014

Is Darker Better?

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine which color tray will decrease raisin drying time without effecting raisin quality. Methods/Materials Obtained/picked approx 500lbs of Thompson…

CSEF · 2014

Is Green as Clean?

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project is to find out if green disinfectants are as effective at killing bacteria as regular disinfectants. Methods/Materials Five different disinfectan…

CSEF · 2014

My Room Is Making Me Sick

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only) Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals In this project, I used agar plates to test if HEPA filters actually remove mold spores and bacteria from the air. I was interested in this project because I am highly aller…

CSEF · 2014

Oil Spill Clean Up

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective of my experiment was to determine which type of cleaning product removes the most oil from duck feathers in the case of an oil spill: Dawn Dishwashing Liquid,…

CSEF · 2014

One Flush Is Not Enough

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives/Goals To determine the number of flushes that are required to remove microorganisms from toilet water after an episode of diarrhea. To determine the effects of different automatic…

CSEF · 2014

Perfect Pancake

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only) Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals My objective in this project was to find the best milk product that would retain moisture and thickness in pancakes over time. Methods/Materials I used buttermilk, whole mil…

CSEF · 2014

Quantifying Tooth Decay

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective was to find out what in coke contributes to tooth decay the sugar or the acid. Methods/Materials Materials: Coca Cola, vinegar, water, 65 grams of sugar, measu…

CSEF · 2014

Recoding M13 for Improved Phage Display

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals There are many technologies to create proteins that bind well to specific antigens (chemicals or proteins), one of which is phage display. Phage display is a technology usin…

CSEF · 2014

Stimulating Axons to Heal Nerve Damage

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals The goal was to determine which growth factors, NGF and cAMP, stimulate the neurons to grow the longest axons, and the largest area of the growth cones. Methods/Materials PC…

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