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Year: 2016

Quantitative Investigation of Flowering Trait Genes in Brassica rapa aimed at Enhancing Genetics Education – Alexander Lopez, Noah Richter, Jacob Zasada

Posted on July 1, 2016

This study seeks to determine the location and nature of genes that control flowering in Brassica rapa, a model organism used for teaching genetics principles, for future application in classroom settings. Time and height of …

Posted in Student Research

Alkaline Phosphatase Structure Influences Heat Stability – Joseph LHuillier and Adam Miller

Posted on July 1, 2016

Alkaline phosphatase (AP) enzyme structure is highly conserved among phyla, but differences in AP heat stability exist. Human placental AP (HPLAP) contains a heat-stable amino acid 429, a hydrophobic pocket, and an RY cluster– all …

Posted in Student Research

Nonacclimated Root Frost Tolerance in Goldenrod Species in the Biocore Prairie – Emma Geiduschek

Posted on June 30, 2016

(Lakeshore Nature Preserve Student Engagement Award) Rising winter temperatures are increasing the number of freeze-thaw cycles in the soil, exposing plant root systems to more extreme frost events. Plants with relatively higher root frost tolerances …

Posted in Student Research

To Till or Not to Till: No Till Better for Suppressing Clonal Weeds in the Biocore Prairie – Christina Fisher

Posted on June 30, 2016

We studied how soil tilling influences the abundance and coverage of weeds in the Biocore Prairie in preparation for planting prairie seeds. Tillage generally decreases weeds overtime by increasing seed germination and depleting the seed …

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