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CSEF · 2005

Size Matters: DNA Amplification

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals To optimize the PCR process and sequence my successfully amplified DNA. Methods/Materials PCR was performed with standard reagents and thermal cycling parameters. MgCl(2)con…

CSEF · 2005

The Efficiency of Lactase

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The goal of this experiment is to test the efficiency of lactase enzyme, with varying concentrations and temperatures of lactose. Methods/Materials The materials used were:…

CSEF · 2005

Which Milk Is the Best for Your Baby?

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals This project was done to determine the contents of Sialic Acid present in human milk and infant milk formulas. Sialic Acid is an important sugar for the development of a bab…

CSEF · 2004

Apoptosis: The Other Way Cells Die

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to see how much Apo2L and Fas Ligand protein it takes to kill Jurkat cells by apoptosis in culture. If the Jurkat cells are not very sensitive t…

CSEF · 2004

Bread Battle: Wild Yeast vs. Commercial Yeast

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to determine whether wild yeast starter contributes to a better loaf of homemade bread,comparing the results to a homemade loaf of bread made wi…

CSEF · 2004

Digestion Is the Question

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals For my project, I recreated the digestive system and digestive enzymes. I wanted to see if starch could break down and combine with glucose. If this does happen then it prov…

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