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CSEF · 2018

Microbes on Meats

Microbiology (General) Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals To understand the types of bacteria humans are exposed to through consumption of meat purchased from grocery stores Methods/Materials Organic and non-organic chicken meat fr…

CSEF · 2018

Ocimum tenuiflorum: Phyto-medicine Extraordinaire

Microbiology (Medical) (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals When you are sick, you look for medicines or soups and other remedies, but have you ever thought that a plant could cure you? The Ocimum tenuiflorum is a plant that is nativ…

ISEF · 2018

Orchestrated Organisms

Microbiology

The purpose of this experiment was to examine the Staphylococcus aureus found on most types of band instruments. Can the bacteria found on band instruments be potential pathogens for the hum…

CSEF · 2018

Removing Bacteria with Gum

Microbiology (General) Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of this study was to see if chewing gum removed bacteria just as well as teeth cleaners did. Methods/Materials A doctor, Up & Up 1.5L mouthwash, Filtered water…

ISEF · 2018

ShealS - Sea Heals Soil

Microbiology Second Award

Marine macroalgae, due to exposure to adverse abiotic conditions, have developed defense mechanisms such as the ability to produce biologically active substances that, when assimilated by ce…

CSEF · 2018

Solutions for Canine Otitis

Microbiology (Medical) (Junior Division Only) Fourth Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of this experiment was to find easily accessible solutions to kill bacteria and yeast found in the infected ears of dogs. The hypothesis is, if bacteria grown…

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