Nicole Mittman

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#105week15nhs19 @HobbsLabUNK Looking through my lecture notes, I found something that accurately describes how I’m feeling about a final on Monday.

[Nicole Mittman @MittmanNicole]

#106Week15NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK Here’s a video with a little more information about the pGLO plasmid we used today in lab
https://t.co/LjuwNQEyzX

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#105week14nhs19 @HobbsLabUNK here is a video by Khan Academy over replication, transcription, and translation. https://t.co/HmJRyQ9oqv

[Nicole Mittman @MittmanNicole]

#105week14nhs19 @HobbsLabUNK told us today during lab that no one has this table memorized, but I’d be willing to bet that @UNKBiol106 knows these by heart by now

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#106Week13NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK here is an article from the Human Genome Project’s website about an overview of the project. https://t.co/r0ka82A934

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#106Week13NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK With the cancellation of classes on Thursday, I enjoyed a much needed day of sleeping in until 2pm instead of waking up for an 8am lab. Can we have this schedule every week?

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With the cancellation of lecture, I decided to see how it feels to eat lunch before 1:30! @UNKBiol106 #twiggmeeting #yeslunchisjustacake #alsoeatinginbed #noshame

[Nicole Mittman @MittmanNicole]

#106Week12NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK Here is an article about the science behind the epigenetic cancer therapy discussed in the video we watched in lab. https://t.co/fkNqnabj1Q

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#106Week12NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK Today in lab, we separated the DNA from other cell components in onions. It sure smelled worse than when I separated strawberry DNA in high school!

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#106Week11NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK Pedigrees are not only used in tracing human genetics, but also purebred horses. https://t.co/kEpSjXVA9Q

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#106Week11NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK this week in lab we’re doing pedigrees. They’re RELATIVEly easy. #getit #mypunsaredeclinginquality

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Hey @UNKBiol106 and @UNKearney! This spring break, myself and three others are on an ambitious roadtrip from NE to CO to NM to TX. Today I climbed to the tallest point in Texas! #106SpringBreak19 #kindlygivememybonuspoints

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#106Week10NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK This week in lecture we’ve been talking about meiosis. Here’s a video taken in the early 1940s of a timelapse of this process! https://t.co/33TNujyl8c

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#106Week10NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK With the nasty weather, my bio lab for the week was cancelled. Soooo incredibly unfortunate, right? Perhaps @UNKBiol106 will follow suit and cancel tomorrow’s lecture? 🤞A girl can dream.

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#106Week9NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK here’s an article discussing the role that bacteria in the gut may play in cancer treatments https://t.co/G1yWzY4NKF

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#106Week9NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK
More cell-fies this week. As someone who shall remain unnamed in our class said, we used “telescopes” to examine the different stages of cell division, as well as healthy versus cancerous cells.

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#106Week8NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK https://t.co/2hgpG7b31s
Here is an article about the necessity of cellular respiration in the bread-making process!

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#106Week8NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK
Today’s lab consisted of putting water, sugar, and yeast into a flask to measure the cellular respiration via balloons collecting CO2. Did someone bring the eggs and flour? We already have a heat source!

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#106Week7NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK
Apparently the bromolain enzyme found in pineapple and responsible for dissolving the gelatin is used as a dietary supplement for nasal inflammation. https://t.co/4OputBKmFn

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#106Week7NHS19 @HobbsLabUNK
What the gel is happening here? Just learning about enzymes by dissolving gelatin with pineapple juice. A much grosser-smelling lab than expected, but such is life.