Cellular and Molecular Biology science fair projects from 2014

Browse 97 real Cellular and Molecular Biology projects entered in 2014, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2014

Burning Calories

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals The project is about finding the amount of calories stored in foods. . Methods/Materials o Two tin cans, one smaller than other ; o One wood dowel ; o One cork; o One needle…

CSEF · 2014

Calorie Meter

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals my goal was to find out wich nut has more callories per gram. Methods/Materials This project helped me to understand calorie meter; what it does; how it works; and, understa…

CSEF · 2014

Can You "C" The Difference?

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals This project compares genetically modified fruits (such as oranges, apples, watermelons, and papayas) against their non-genetically modified alternatives, to determine which…

CSEF · 2014

Changing Vitamin C in Hottentot Figs

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals Does changing an environmental factor (watering with different solutions) change the vitamin C content in hottentot figs (ice plant)? Methods/Materials I grew seven hottento…

CSEF · 2014

DNA Barcoding

Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

Objectives/Goals My objective was to assemble and submit two professional quality reference DNA Barcode records to BOLD for publication in NCBI/GenBank. As a citizen scientist, I contributed…

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…

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