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Is this really the end?? I REFUSE!

Posted by Leighanne Oh on 2009-08-04 in BioSci, Brook-Teffera, bus, Chris, Christina, Civil&Env-Egr-Dept, Day-1, enzyme, Gunsch-Dr.-Claudia, Kauro, Kriti, lab-orientation., Lindsey, lunch, lysozyme, Memories, NANOSILVER, PCR, pipettecells, plasmid, Protein, scientist, Tanya, Wahl, Week-1, Week-7, wish
I finally got to put my scrappy looking Howard Hughes bag in the washer. As I turned the machine’s dial, I realized that I was just about to wash away the beauties of my bag: the dirt patches, awkward smell, and the bag filled with paper, paperclips, and small pieces of everything.
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My Project blah blah blah

Posted by Anna Ruth Halberstadt on 2008-07-08 in bacterial-colonies, content, cytosine, dissociation-curve, DNA, DNA-isolation, Dr.-Gunsch, environment, G/C, gene, guanine, plasmid, pollutant, protein, toluene, transformation
just kidding, it's really interesting!
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Bacteria are Beautiful

Posted by Anna Ruth Halberstadt on 2008-06-27 in architect, bacteria, China, civil-engineering, Colorodo-State-University, DNA, DNA-isolation, environment, EPA, fish, Hall, Hudson, LB-broth, plasmid, toluene, transformation, UMass-Amherst
pictures from the lab and interview with my wonderful mentor!
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Saving the Environment! (one plasmid at a time)

Posted by Anna Ruth Halberstadt on 2008-06-18 in Anna-Ruth, bacteria, Carolina-Friends-School, cytosine, DNA, Dr.-Gunsch, environmental-engineering, guanine, P.-putida, plasmid, pollution, toluene, transformation
An introduction to me (Anna Ruth Halberstadt) and my project (is a bacterial colony's amout of G/C base pairs related to how well they can degrade the polluntant toluene?) plus more!
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