March 8

Poster Presentations (3/6/19)

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Rationale:

Groups presented their posters and the best poster was chosen for scholar’s week.

Procedure:

  1. Each group presented their poster to the class.
  2. Discussed in a group what was liked and disliked about each poster.
  3. Voted on a poster to use.
  4. Made a list of things to modify the poster selected.

Results:

The following poster was selected.

Conclusion:

All group posters lack interesting findings that made them stand out. It was decided that the Phamerator should stay on the poster, and the sunburst should not be used. The class was challenged to create a figure displaying the gene number, function, and related phages.

Future Work:

Modify this poster to make it stand out with interesting findings associated NapoleonB.


Posted March 8, 2019 by Kathryn Adkins in category Kathryn Adkins

About the Author

Kathryn Adkins is currently a freshman attending Baylor University majoring in neuroscience with a minor in biochemistry.  She hopes to one day earn an M.D./Ph.D. and become a pediatric oncologist and cancer researcher. Kathryn volunteers at Cook Children’s Hospital in Fort Worth and is actively involved in AMSA (American Medical Student Association) and BURST (Baylor University Research in Science and Technology).

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