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Laboratory
Methods

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Microscope studies

Flagella experiment
Laboratory math
Blood fractionation
Gel electrophoresis
Protein gel analysis
Mitochondria
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Writing research papers
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Examples of graphs
Experimental error
Representing error
Applying statistics
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Principles of microscopy

Solutions & dilutions
Protein assays
Spectrophotometry
Fractionation & centrifugation
Radioisotopes and detection

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Lab part 1

Lab part 2

 
 

 

Flagella Regeneration Data

Here is a figure representing data from a previous semester's results. The data were consistent with what we see when the experiment is not compromised. This figure is NOT for inclusion in your research paper. It is presented here to help you interpret the data. You may reference this web page in your paper should you refer to this information. Note how the figure was designed – no frills, just information.

Fig. 1. Time course of flagellar regeneration following amputation of flagella in Chlamydomonas reinhardii untreated and treated to prevent protein synthesis. Bars represent standard deviations of the means.


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Created by David R. Caprette (caprette@rice.edu), Rice University 13 May 05
Updated 13 Aug 07