CSEF · 2024
CSEF 2024 project S2301 — title not published
Toxicology First Award
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CSEF · 2024
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CSEF · 2023
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CSEF · 2023
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After recently undergoing a chemotherapy treatment for cancer, our grandfather suffered from the unpleasant side effects of the treatment including fatigue and nausea. Since spices are known…
CSEF · 2023
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Greenhouse gases and nutrient loading have contributed to the proliferation of harmful algal blooms. The overgrowth of diatoms and dinoflagellates forms hypoxic dead zones and produces letha…
CSEF · 2023
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Caffeine pollution is a form of wastewater pollution prevalent in the United States and other parts of the globe. We hypothesized that certain spices might be able to counteract stressful st…
CSEF · 2023
Toxicology Second Award
Marketed as the tobacco-free alternative to traditional rolled cigarettes, e-cigarettes use synthetic nicotine to bypass FDA standards for tobacco products. Synthetic nicotine (TFN), a racem…
CSEF · 2023
Toxicology Third Award
This experiment seeks to determine whether or not freshwater acidification impacts the heart rate of Daphnia Magna. Not many studies have looked into the impact of freshwater acidification,…
CSEF · 2023
Toxicology Honorable_mention Award
The reason we did this project was to see if the Carmel River had dangerous amounts of herbicides in it. Our research questions are: 1) Are pesticides detectable in the Carmel River? 2) Will…
CSEF · 2023
Toxicology Fourth Award
Objectives My objective was to see if the addition of a glyphosate-based herbicide, an endocrine disruptor, could decrease the gonad mass, this would show that the mussel has been feminized.…
CSEF · 2023
Toxicology Third Award
Colon cancer is the third leading cause of cancer related deaths with over 940,000 deaths reported worldwide in 2020. The overexpression of certain membrane bound proteins, such as Sodium-de…
CSEF · 2023
Toxicology Honorable_mention Award
Increased intestinal permeability has been linked to diseases such as type 2 diabetes and celiac disease, and the prevalence of these diseases has risen as processed foods become a staple pa…
CSEF · 2023
Toxicology Fourth Award
An estimated 24 trillion particles of microplastics (MPs) live alongside seaborne organisms in the ocean. A previous study successfully transferred MPs from Copepods to Ephyra and found that…
CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2021
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CSEF · 2019
Toxicology Fourth Award
Objectives With the increase in demand for tissue and organ replacement, bioscaffolds are being used to regenerate cells, serving as a foundation for them to regrow. As the biocompatibility…
CSEF · 2019
Toxicology
Objectives The objective is to determine if lower percentages of glyphosate with natural herbicides is more effective than using full strength glyphosate. Because glyphosate is a possible ca…