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Lessons - Resources - Life Sciences Learning Center - University of Rochester Medical C... - 0 views

Lottie Peppers on 02 Apr 14

Extensive lessons from hands on inquiry lab at University of Rochester, developed/written with research funds.

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CDC - Science Ambassador Program - Lesson Plan - High School - 0 views

Lottie Peppers on 07 Mar 15

Lesson plans from a 5 day summer workshop through the CDC

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VirtualLab- contamination of coastal marsh with diesel leads to algal bloom - 0 views

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McGrawHill virtual lab ecology algal bloom pollution human impact

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Genetically Modified Cows Could Lead To MERS Vaccine | Popular Science - 0 views

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vaccine MERS Middle East Respiratory Virus genetically engineering GMO cattle

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Lottie Peppers on 25 Feb 16

More than 1,600 people worldwide have been infected with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, and complications from it have resulted in nearly 600 deaths. But in the three years since scientists identified the disease, they haven't been able to discover a way to treat or prevent infection. Now a team of international researchers has used genetically modified cows to create antibodies that combat the disease, which could mean that a vaccine might soon be possible. The research was published today in Science Translational Medicine.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">More than 1,600 people worldwide have been infected with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, and complications from it have resulted in nearly 600 deaths. But in the three years since scientists identified the disease, they haven't been able to discover a way to treat or prevent infection. Now a team of international researchers has used genetically modified cows to create antibodies that combat the disease, which could mean that a vaccine might soon be possible. The research was published today in Science Translational Medicine.</div>

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