Fluorescent proteins are used often in laboratory research, but what makes this lab special is that Dr. Roger Tsien at UCSD developed a rainbow of colors that we can transform into bacteria in your classroom!
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Fluorescent proteins are used often in laboratory research, but what makes this lab special is that Dr. Roger Tsien at UCSD developed a rainbow of colors that we can transform into bacteria in your classroom!
| Fri Sep 17 @08:00AM - 03:30PM Ocean Acidification Lab Training |
| Fri Oct 22 @08:00AM - 03:30PM Enzyme Lab Training |
| Fri Nov 05 @08:00AM - 05:00PM RNAi Lab Training |
| Fri Jan 21 @08:00AM - 05:00PM RNAi Lab Training |
| Fri Feb 04 @08:00AM - 05:00PM Sense-able Smells Lab Training |
| Fri Mar 04 @08:00AM - 05:00PM Transformation Lab Training |
| Fri Mar 18 @08:00AM - 05:00PM Protein Purification Training |
Students will use column chromatography to isolate the fluorescent proteins from a mixture of cell debris.
Students will use Tyrosinase extracted from mushrooms to create an enzymatic reaction under different conditions.
Ocean acidification is a phenomenon related to current global climate changes and is becoming a major threat to marine ecosystems ranging from tropical coral reefs to the chilly waters of the Antarctic.
RNAi is an excellent way to examine the process of the central dogma. In this lab, we will look at the microscopic nematode, C. elegans.
Students will learn that odors are molecules that have a specific shape and trigger a series of chemical reactions that gives us our sense of smell.
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