Three lab reports: 1) Xenopus laevis development and the results of different perturbations at different times of development 2) Wing experiments to observe manipulations on substrates expressed by Drosophila in their wings 3) Mutagenesis experiment performed on Drosophila Melanogaster with a contr...
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This mutagenesis lab experiment was performed on Drosophila Melanogaster with a controlled nontransposable P element. By introducing the transposase in a cross, it is shown to be able to manipulate the outcomes to an extent. The gene of interest is the CG3964 locus. A series of crosses were done to ...
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Add to cartThis mutagenesis lab experiment was performed on Drosophila Melanogaster with a controlled nontransposable P element. By introducing the transposase in a cross, it is shown to be able to manipulate the outcomes to an extent. The gene of interest is the CG3964 locus. A series of crosses were done to ...
This lab report uses wing experiments to observe manipulations on substrates expressed by Drosophila in their wings. Also, it investigates mystery mutants using visual clues from their phenotype and patterns in embryogenesis and neurulation. A wing pattern experiment analyzed the effects due to a cu...
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Add to cartThis lab report uses wing experiments to observe manipulations on substrates expressed by Drosophila in their wings. Also, it investigates mystery mutants using visual clues from their phenotype and patterns in embryogenesis and neurulation. A wing pattern experiment analyzed the effects due to a cu...
This project is a culmination of a series of Xenopus laevis experiments that explores basic Xenopus laevis development and the results of different perturbations at different times of development. It follows the tracing of staining an embryo to create a fate map for Xenopus. Investigation of disturb...
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Add to cartThis project is a culmination of a series of Xenopus laevis experiments that explores basic Xenopus laevis development and the results of different perturbations at different times of development. It follows the tracing of staining an embryo to create a fate map for Xenopus. Investigation of disturb...
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