Comparing Antimicrobial Properties of Propolis from Different Subspecies of Honey Bees
CSEF · 2017 Microbiology (General) Honorable_mention Award
Overview
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Summary statement
We used the growth of E.Coli to show that flavonoid content may not directly impact the antimicrobial properties of propolis.
Help received
Dr. Shauna Bennett showed us how to work with E.Coli. We designed and performed the experiment. Dr. Cory Tobin provided us with access to the lab.
Awards (1)
- Honorable Mention
Competition history
- CSEF 2017
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