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Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry
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|New Analytical Methods| |Biochemistry| |Computer Lab| |Glass Shop| |Nuclear Magnetic Resonance| |Organic/Organometallic Chemistry| |Spectroscopy & Photochemistry| | |
The biochemists in the Department study important
problems from aging processes, enzyme structure and function, breast
cancer and diet and heart disease using state of the art techniques.
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Dr. Momand checks a sample
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Arabidopsis plants growing in the lab.
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Student performing a differential display experiment
to clone genes that exhibit a change in expression as Arabidopsis
plants enter the reproductive phase of life.
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Graduate student examining differential display
results in preparation for PCR amplification of the age-regulated
gene fragments.
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Undergraduate research student loading an agarose
gel with analytical restriction digests of potential antioxidant
transgene clones.
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Undergraduate students use an ultracentrifuge to fractionate blood serum. | |
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Dr. Jamil Momand is showing a graduate student
how to load a gel electrophoresis apparatus
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A graduate is using a spectrophotometer to determine
the protein concentration of a sample.
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A CSLA graduate student is culturing human breast
cancer cells in a tissue culture hood in the laboratory of Dr. Jamil
Momand.
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Dr. Jamil Momand, is placing a sample into a refrigerated clinical centrifuge to concentrate cancer cells. | |
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A graduate student, is using an
inverted Leica microscope to inspect cancer cells.
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