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Metabolic Pathways and Stations

Tonight I watched the ASMCUE 2022 recorded session entitled “Teaching Metabolic Pathways Using Hands-on, Interactive Stations in Introductory Biology.” This ten-minute session was presented by Daniel Labadini and Emily Nowicki at Curry College in Milton, MA. Nowicki is an Associate Professor and Daniel Labadini was their student. The major metabolic pathways that they discuss are […]
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The Central Dogma with Scissors and Charged tRNAs

We have been discussing the central dogma in BIT 295. Tonight, I was curious about the ASMCUE recorded session entitled “Doing Central Dogma: Active Learning Activity for Molecular Biology of Gene Expression.” The presenter, Sarah Shoemaker from North County Community College, had a unique setup: they presented with a chalkboard with “DNA –> RNA –> […]
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Membrane Potential and Biotechnology Pathways

Tonight I watched an ASMCUE session by Jenna E. Smith, Assistant Professor of Biology and Millikin University. I had watched this session earlier this summer. I remember being excited and intrigued. The activity Smith designed was to teach resting membrane potentials. This activity has been used in Smith’s anatomy and physiology course. Students must know […]
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