This Web Page contains pictures from Dr. Bidlack's Spring 2005 Cell Physiology Class
Pictures from Spring 2005 Cell Physiology Class
Dr. Bidlack prepares for the DNA Isolation Lab
Heather D. is ready to set the curve for the class
Our one and only graduate student, Dawn
Heather A. spends her free time studying at Eskimo Joe's
Si Xu loves to have her picture taken in class
Stormy with a big smile and a great name for Oklahoma
Meet the future CEO of Wal-Mart, Josh
Debbie talks about the dream she had about her dog during lab
Robert - future Ph.D., M.D., D.D.S. - and Evangelist
Lance wears black to mourn the death of an onion used for DNA extraction
Shawna read the Cell Physiology book last night and knows the true meaning of buffer
Dillon, the Army Man, who was named after a grocery store
Megan loves to study her Cell Physiology Book on the third floor of the Library
Jessica, one friendly person, and smart too!
Todd can't help admit that he drank a six-pack before class
Bryan gets so excited about the DNA extraction that he loses control in class
Cherish is the great visionary for the class
Jen is the woman of the day and Bryan admits she is really why he enrolled in the class
Every class should have this fun-loving Canadian, Kenton, who makes everyone smile
Phuong is a serious student when it comes to Cell Physiology
During lab, Ben grows two extra heads (look at the picture closely)
Tiffany dreams about the experiments she could do with a microcentrifuge at home
Jen and Cherish are secretly identical twins and fight for Bryan's hand in marriage
Antje and Anna get to work on extracting DNA
Kevin (middle) tells Bob (left) and Phuong (right) what he is going to buy Amy for Valentine's Day
In addition to having their pictures taken, class members successfully extracted and identified DNA
Kenton supervises preparation of protein from crab meat for electrophoresis
The class watches as the SDS polyacrylamide gel system is prepared
A gel is mounted onto the electrophoresis apparatus
Lance fills the chamber with electrophoresis buffer
Megan assists in unloading the SDS polyacrylamide gel
The completed polyacrylamide gel after runing for about 30 minutes
Jennifer and Stormey give the "thumbs up" to staining the gel with Coomassie blue
Picture of gel #1 after staining for 24 hours and destaining with methanol / acetic acid
Picture of gel #2 after staining for 24 hours and destaining with methanol / acetic acid
Megan is totally motivated for the MDH enzyme assay lab
Antje joins in with contagious enthusiasm for the MDH enzyme assay lab
Dillon prepares himself for protein determination prior to enzyme assays
Jennifer definitely relates to what enzymes are all about
Dawn (alias Martha), Lab Leader, gets serious about how to do enzyme assays
Shawna exercises her skills as a motivational speaker for her favorite lab
The class gets right to work with the spectrophotometer
The class anxiously anticipates active enzymes converting malate to OAA
Kenton gets to work on the transformation lab
Transformation of pGLO plasmid into E coli is successful
Close-up of a Petri dish showing expression of pGLO
Bryan uses column chromatography to isolate green fluorescent protein (GFP)
Kevin pleased after seeing successful isolation of GFP
Todd is just plain happy that this is the last lab of the semester
Tiffany finishes class and is gainfully employed in Stillwater
Lance gets ready to celebrate his birthday after graduation
Bob calls his wife, once again, to tell her that he got accepted into Med School
Ben lets everyone know that his son is going to be a famous scientist some day
Si Xu is happy about graduation
Molecular Cell Physiology students at graduation