Cellular and Molecular Biology science fair projects from 2013

Browse 78 real Cellular and Molecular Biology projects entered in 2013, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2013

An Orange a Day Keeps the Doctor Away!

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine the various Vitamin C levels in differing orange juice samples (bottled orange juice, frozen orange juice, and freshly squeezed orange juice),…

CSEF · 2013

Burning Calories

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine which after school snack has the most calories. I believe potato chips will have the most calories. Methods/Materials Using a homemade calorimete…

CSEF · 2013

Designing a Novel Freeze-Stable Tetanus Vaccine

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project is to design a novel Tetanus vaccine that does not lose its potency upon freezing as an alternative to freeze-sensitive aluminum-based vaccines. In…

CSEF · 2013

Detecting Vitamin C in Fruits

Product Science (Biological) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals My hypothesis for detecting what fruit has the most vitamin C is that oranges will have the most. People always say how healthy oranges are for you and that they are Vitamin…

CSEF · 2013

How Sweet It Is

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals This project is to test which natural food types will give the fastest amount of glucose to the human body. The foods that are to be tested are all completely found in natur…

CSEF · 2013

I'd Rather Die Than Use Die

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The goal of the experiment was how the different quantities of Red40 dye affect the Carbon Dioxide rise produced in yeast.By predicting that the highest quantity, of 1.5 gra…

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