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CSEF · 2002

A Link to the Future

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals Given three linked loci, yellow body (y), a rough eye known as echinus (ec), and cut wings (ct), what is their frequency of recombination and thus the distance between them,…

CSEF · 2002

Enzymatic Activity

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine if temperature fluctuations in the environment will affect the rate of oxygen produced by the enzymatic activity of the enzyme catalase. Method…

CSEF · 2002

Fruit: When You Are Ripe, You Are Right

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project was to accuratly test pears to see if placing them in different conditions would effect their ripening process. Methods/Materials 15 unripe pea…

CSEF · 2002

Hfr-1 and the Hessian Fly

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The goal of my project was to detirmine how the Hfr-1 resistince gene is affected by the Hessian Fly. Methods/Materials Using TRIzol rna preps I was able to quatify wheat ti…

CSEF · 2002

PCR: How Much DNA Do You Need?

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals How little DNA is necessary to amplify a gene by polymerase chain reaction (PCR)? My objective was to determine the optimal conditions for PCR to amplify the tubulin gene fr…

CSEF · 2002

Running with DNA

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project was to see if the pH of a porous gel had an effect on the the structure of DNA molecules that are running through it. Methods/Materials Gels were…

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