Great question! We were assigned genes to test in the beginning of lab but our gene was assigned to us because it was one of the genes in the model organism that showed adequate expression patterns.
Thank you for your question! We concluded this based on if there were bands on our gene of interested with the intended treatments placed on them in the PCR aspect of the experiment.
Without your control line showing up, how were you able to make a conclusion? Assuming you didn’t have time to repeat the experiments, shouldn’t the results just be declared inconclusive?
hank you for your question! While we generally determined our results inconclusive, we were able to compare it to the consensus gel from previous research to give a potential conclusion for this presentation.
Great presentation! I am curious about what made you chose Cory as your protein to test?
Great question! We were assigned genes to test in the beginning of lab but our gene was assigned to us because it was one of the genes in the model organism that showed adequate expression patterns.
Your poster looks great! Could you explain how you determined whether or not DNA damage occured?
Thank you for your question! We concluded this based on if there were bands on our gene of interested with the intended treatments placed on them in the PCR aspect of the experiment.
Without your control line showing up, how were you able to make a conclusion? Assuming you didn’t have time to repeat the experiments, shouldn’t the results just be declared inconclusive?
hank you for your question! While we generally determined our results inconclusive, we were able to compare it to the consensus gel from previous research to give a potential conclusion for this presentation.