@UNKBiol106LH This article shared a little more information about the outcome of the experiment that we did in lab today so I did not have to wait until tomorrow to see the results! https://t.co/LSPByh5i7Z #106Week15LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH We finished off lab for the semester doing the pGLO Bacterial Transformation lab. I had some pretty cool lab partners! :) #106Week15LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH Here is more information about the central dogma since it is such an important part of our genome! https://t.co/M421gfwrQa #106Week14LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH This week in lab we had a blast using translation and transcription to determine which protein different sets of codons coded for! Here is the chart we used to determine the protein! #106Week14LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH Here is some more information about the Human Epigenome Project which we briefly spoke about in lab today! https://t.co/15dFKBtNnD #106Week13LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH Today in lab, we learned more about pedigrees which will be explained further in lecture! One of the more complex pedigrees that we went over had to do with the presence of hemophilia within the descendants of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. #106Week12LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH In lab this week we used this whacky guy’s findings and Punnet squares to determine potential offspring for many different examples! #106Week11LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH Since we looked at cancerous cells in the lab today, I found an article describing the specific things that scientists look for when they examine a biopsy specimen. https://t.co/YkDwnqb2Lx #106Week10LHF20
@UNKBiol106LH Today in lab we looked at mitosis occurring in different types of cells. We looked at a plant cell, animal cell, and two types of cancerous cells! #106Week10LHF20