Students examine DNA in lab

11/4/2016

Students enrolled in cells and genetics at LSMSA learned how to examine DNA using a method called gel electrophoresis during lab held Thursday, Nov. 3.

According to the instructor, Dr. Margaret Hodge, this is the most basic technique used in molecular biology.

Students in the class include McKenzie Cutrer, a junior from Denham Springs; Edouard Ferrell, a junior from Natchitoches; Christian Hairr, a senior from Sulphur; Corey King, a senior from Hammond; Amy Liu, a junior from Alexandria; Rory Marziale, a senior from Bush; Caitlyn Morrison, a junior from Gloster; Bryce Moulton, a junior from Natchitoches; Allyssa Neubauer, a junior from Lake Charles; Aliyah Newell, a senior from Opelousas; Luis Ortiz, a senior from Oberlin; Sidney Paulk, a senior from Deville; Mary Edna Tanksley, a junior from Lake Providence; Gabby Tramonte, a senior from Lake Charles; and Adriana Walker, a senior from Natchitoches.

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Amy Liu ('18), Dr. Maggie Hodge and Luis Ortiz ('17)
Cells and Genetics class
Caitlyn Morrison ('18), Aliyah Newell ('17) and Sidney Paulk ('17)
Caitlyn Morrison ('18), Dr. Jason Anderson, Gabby Tramonte ('17), McKenzie Cutrer ('18), Allyssa Neubauer ('18) and Dr. Maggie Hodge
Luis Ortiz ('17) and Bryce Moulton ('18)
Edouard Ferrell ('18)
Mary Edna Tanksley ('18)

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