This Web Page contains pictures from Dr. Bidlack's Spring 2004 Cell Physiology Class
Pictures from Spring 2004 Cell Physiology Class
Dr. Bidlack returns from party to provide advice for Lab Group Leaders
Troy explains to Dr. Bidlack how the lab will be done
Michael Chan, future Forensic Science Professor, provides pre-lab instructions
Melisha ready and willing to help everyone with the experiment
Rachael prepares reagents, spectrophotometer, and motivates the group
Rebecca excited as ever to have her picture taken in class
Patty, Tori, and Nick get ready to isolate DNA from an onion
Leslie is pleased that her chemistry skills are put to use
Jennifer Brown explains how lab will help her career in Pharmacy
Kim figures out how to extract DNA at home with a blender and a bottle of wine
Josh, King of Wal-Mart, memorizes prices and estimates costs of lab
Kimmi explains to Josh how much she will make in pharmaceutical sales
Philistus simply enjoys being part of the class and learning about DNA
Group 3 works together to load DNA on agarose gel
Amie Hacker, Future Lab Director for Crime Scene Investigations
Anndrea, future California Girl and Marine Biologist
Christi, bursting with enthusiasm for the mysteries of Cell Physiology
David tells the class about his research on wetland soils
Fumi ready as ever to give the first PowerPoint Presentation to the class
Steffany explains how to remember her name: Stef -f-a-n-y
Group 4 discusses the experiment while DNA gel is being run in the back lab
Shyla tells a great story about her husband buying perfume
Shana figures out how she'll use this experience to isolate DNA from sharks
Kevin, Jennifer, Amie, and Troy get to work on the lab
Cliff Pelchat, orchid ecologist, joins the class to learn about DNA extraction
Rebecca and Rachael team together to wash glassware for the class
Mike anxiously awaits the results and YES! DNA is detected on gel
Group #1 celebrates success of DNA extraction and detection lab