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I did high resolution microscopy this summer at The Jackson Laboratory with their Institute of Molecular Biophysics.  I prepared samples and extracted DNA as well as helped design a computer program to analyze our images, but did not do much PCR or electrophoresis.  
I did high resolution microscopy this summer at The Jackson Laboratory with their Institute of Molecular Biophysics.  I prepared samples and extracted DNA as well as helped design a computer program to analyze our images, but did not do much PCR or electrophoresis.  


===Anything else you would like us to know?===
===Module 3 Notes and Report Summary===
I am really excited to get a more cellular and biological approach to bioengineeringMy work this summer started to stray from that and I'm excited to gain more experience in this field!
# Original Proposal:  "We want to test the effect of chondrocyte cell concentration on the proliferation of chondrocytes in dense alginate beads.  Using 3% alginate, we plan on comparing high and low cell concentrations to hopefully extrapolate information about nutrient transport and cellular competition/cellular viability in dense scaffolds."
 
# ELISA protein test: The ELISA will allow us to compare the concentrations of Collagen Type I and Type II.  This will help us determine the number of differentiated cells vs. the number of dedifferentiated cells.  From the ratio of Type I to II, we can also maybe determine the relative number of cells in each sample and thereby compare how well the high and low concentrations grew compared to each other. 
 
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Registration/Questionnaire: 20.109 Spring 2009

Last Name

Suter

First Name

Emily

Preferred name (if not first)

Course/Minor

20/2

Year of Graduation

2011

Telephone #

916.524.8915

Email

emsuter AT mit DOT edu

Potentially Relevant Background

Have you taken/are you taking... Answer yes/no/when
7.05/5.07 (Biochemistry) yes, Fall 08
7.06 (Cell Biology) next semester
7.03 (Genetics) currently taking
7.02 (General Biology Lab) no
5.310 (General Chemistry Lab) no


Do you have experience with... Answer yes/no/type
Cell culture (microbial/mammalian/yeast?) some
Molecular biology (electrophoresis, PCR, etc) minimal

Please briefly describe any previous laboratory experience

I did high resolution microscopy this summer at The Jackson Laboratory with their Institute of Molecular Biophysics. I prepared samples and extracted DNA as well as helped design a computer program to analyze our images, but did not do much PCR or electrophoresis.

Module 3 Notes and Report Summary

  1. Original Proposal: "We want to test the effect of chondrocyte cell concentration on the proliferation of chondrocytes in dense alginate beads. Using 3% alginate, we plan on comparing high and low cell concentrations to hopefully extrapolate information about nutrient transport and cellular competition/cellular viability in dense scaffolds."
  1. ELISA protein test: The ELISA will allow us to compare the concentrations of Collagen Type I and Type II. This will help us determine the number of differentiated cells vs. the number of dedifferentiated cells. From the ratio of Type I to II, we can also maybe determine the relative number of cells in each sample and thereby compare how well the high and low concentrations grew compared to each other.