18
0
0
Like?
Please wait...
About This Project
Plant models offer an overlooked yet powerful framework for teaching biotechnology and STEM skills. This multi-week experiment integrates hydroponics, tissue culture, hormone manipulation, and rhizobium nodulation to explore nitrogen fixation and nodulation efficiency. Students use qPCR and Nanopore 16S barcoding to analyze gene expression and microbial diversity. This problem-based learning experiment equips students with a challenge, fosters critical thinking and collaboration.
More Lab Notes From This Project

Browse Other Projects on Experiment
Related Projects
Zap-pore: DIY Electroporation for Global Biotech Accessibility and for plant genetic engineering
Zap-pore is a low-cost (10$), open-source DIY tool for electroporation, using everyday tools and common...
Exploring African biodiversity with an open-source educational program in Plant Synthetic Biology
Much of Africa's plants have not been studied. As a non-profit, SynBio4ALL aims to study plant biodiversity...
Empowering high school students in genome sequencing and bioinformatics
This project transforms HS science education by integrating real-time DNA barcoding and bioinformatics into...

