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Hello all. I was wondering fi there were any PI's or researchers in general who would be interested in sharing your expertise on transgenic trees, plant tissue cultures such as african violets, geraniums, etc. with high school students. I taech a Bi…
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- Science Interests:
- Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, Nanotechnology,
- What is your major field of interest? (choose all that apply)
- Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedical Sciences, NanoTechnology
- About Me:
- I am starting my 31st year in teaching. I currently teach 3 sections of AP Biology, 1 section of Honors Biotechnology, and 2 sections of soph. Biology. I also coach track and field, enjoy golf and cycling.
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- Clackamas High School
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- Teacher, Consultant
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Plant Tissue Culture Projects for High School Students
Hello all. I was wondering fi there were any PI's or researchers in general who would be interested in sharing your expertise on transgenic trees, plant tissue cultures such as african violets, geraniums, etc. with high school students. I taech a Biotechnology course, and next year I was hoping to incorporate tissue culturing projects for my students. Please let me know if you are interested. Thank you.
Ford Morishita
Clackamas HS
14486 SE 122nd Avenue
Clackamas, OR 97015
(503) 353-5810
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Ford Morishita
Clackamas HS
14486 SE 122nd Avenue
Clackamas, OR 97015
(503) 353-5810
morishi… Continue
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