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CSEF · 2010

Algae Bio-Fuels

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals Three different strains of micro algae will be obtained from Carolina Biological Supply (Oedognium Filamentous, Spirogyra, and Oscillatora). These samples will be divided an…

CSEF · 2010

A Novel Use of Diatoms for Endotoxin Detection

Microbiology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals Goal 1 - Grow the diatoms Goal 2 - Get the diatom to engulf the LAL molecule - to create packaging for LAL Goal 3 - The LAL engulfed diatom must detect endotoxin consistentl…

CSEF · 2010

Are Plants Producing Methane?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals There are currently three scientific studies in contention over whether or not plants are producing the potent greenhouse gas methane; this experiment aims to find a possibl…

CSEF · 2010

Are You Anti-Antibiotic?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this experiment was to find what types of antibiotics E. coli, bacteria commonly found in raw or undercooked meat and produces, can grow resistant to. My hy…

CSEF · 2010

A Silver Lined Future

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals This experiment evolved from last year's Science Fair. Previously, silver was found the most potent agent in killing bacteria. Findings fostered an interest in the potent an…

CSEF · 2010

Bio-Hydrogen Project CC-125

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals This project seeks to demonstrate a non-wasteful method to produce hydrogen using Chlamydomonas Reinhardtii, strain CC-125. I will be using an algae, also known as a photosy…

CSEF · 2010

Can Ultraviolet Light Purify?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to see if ultraviolet light will reduce the bacterial count in a useable water source making it acceptable to drink. Methods/Materials A sam…

CSEF · 2010

Caution! Water Hazard

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project was to determine if there are any adverse effects to reusing a water bottle for at most one week without being washed. There are two types of bacte…

CSEF · 2010

Clean Cow Cribs

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals The objective for our project was to determine the most sanitary cow bedding that dairymen should use to reduce the chances of mastitis and contaminated milk. We believe tha…

CSEF · 2010

DNA Transformed!

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my experiment was to check whether size of a plasmid affects how easily it is accepted into E Coli cells. I believe that a plasmid with a fewer number of base…

CSEF · 2010

Doorknobs of Disease

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals Do medical office doors carry staph? I hypothesized that at least 3 out of 10 samples would test positive for staph. Methods/Materials Nutient agar, petri dishes, sterile sw…

CSEF · 2010

Eliminating E. coli: How Hard Can It Be?

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals My objective was to determine which condition would eradicate the most E.coli when applied to ground beef. Methods/Materials The materials I used were cotton swabs, test tub…

CSEF · 2010

Environmentally-Friendly Algal Hydrogen

Microbiology Third Award

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to test two different methods of producing environmentally friendly hydrogen using the green algae Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Under certain cond…

CSEF · 2010

Food to Go!

Microbiology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals This project was done to know the safest type of packaging out of the three: Ziploc bag, plastic container and aluminum foil. Methods/Materials The food samples were tested…

CSEF · 2010

Green Oil

Microbiology

Objectives/Goals Diatoms produce within their cell membranes fatty lipids and triglycerides from which an abundant amount of oil may be extracted. A large number of factors affect fatty acid…

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