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The goal of our project is to clone one or more genes from the cynnamaldehyde pathway into E. coli as a potential insecticide against mosquito larvae. The ultimate goal of this project would be to move one or more of these genes into the plant species Wolffia, a small aquatic plant to which mosquito larvae feed upon during the spring and summer months. | The goal of our project is to clone one or more genes from the cynnamaldehyde pathway into E. coli as a potential insecticide against mosquito larvae. The ultimate goal of this project would be to move one or more of these genes into the plant species Wolffia, a small aquatic plant to which mosquito larvae feed upon during the spring and summer months. | ||
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UNIVERISTIY OF NEVADA, RENO
| UNDERGRADUATE TEAM: NICK, JANICE, LEIGH, CHRIS, JOEY, TONY, KATIE, TYLER, ALEX, AND SHEENA COACHES: HOWARD, SHINTANI and ELLISON
GRADUATE STUDENT (special teams): CHAD | File:Wolfie.jpeg 200px |
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The goal of our project is to clone one or more genes from the cynnamaldehyde pathway into E. coli as a potential insecticide against mosquito larvae. The ultimate goal of this project would be to move one or more of these genes into the plant species Wolffia, a small aquatic plant to which mosquito larvae feed upon during the spring and summer months. |  Your team picture |
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