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CSEF · 2002

Researching the Future: Bionic Humans

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals It seems inevitable that the widespread availability of more powerful computer chips will lead to their incorporation into the human body. Scientists should figure out what…

CSEF · 2002

Stopping Cancer in Its Tracks

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals The object of this project was to determine whether berberine would halt the cell division of cancer cells and to determine which concentration would be most effective. Meth…

CSEF · 2002

The Abrasiveness of Exfoliants on Skin

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to find out which exfoliants are most abrasive on skin. One of my goals is to find out what products are good for your skin so people may pick p…

CSEF · 2002

The Effect of UV Light on DNA

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals My problem statement is: How long does it take for UV light to damage DNA (bacteria)? What types of materials protect DNA from UV light? My objective was to find out how lon…

CSEF · 2002

The Effects of Cigarette Smoke on Plants

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine if cigarette smoke altered the growth and development of plants. I hypothesized that the cigarette smoke would definitely harm the plants# growth…

CSEF · 2002

Tipsy Worms

Pharmacology/ Toxicology

Objectives/Goals I think that alcohol, which is a central nervous system (CNS) depressant in humans, will also have a depressant effect on worms. I wanted to design a simple bioassay to test…

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