Biotechnology
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Biotechnology
| Poster #548 | |
| » | Abstract |
| » | General Class Information |
| » | Project Background |
| » | Assessment |
| » | Extensions of Curriculum |
| » | Molecular Biology Students |
| » | Funding Acknowledgements |
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S. Boomer, D. Lodge, and B. Dutton (Western Oregon University)
OBJECTIVES(1) to identify novel bacteria from "red layer" communities in Yellowstone hot springs SIGNIFICANCE
(2) identification methods include DNA analysis, the focus of curriculum in this course SIGNIFICANCE
(3) to compare data from different sites, assessing diversity and potential selection factors SIGNIFICANCE
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Danny Lodge and Kevin Larson survey Spray Geyser, Yellowstone (July, 2000).
Sarah Crosky loads DNA sequencing gel, Biology 475 (May, 2001). |