These two weeks were pretty slow in the lab. Dr. England, the faculty member I’m doing research for, took a small vacation, so I was left to my own devices for a few days. He had mentioned that he wanted me to test some of the more unique mushrooms I could find at an Asian grocery store, so I went to a small store near Lucky’s Market and brought back some mushrooms for testing. When I ran them on the gels, they were surprisingly strong, and chewed up the meat proteins pretty well. I prepared different mushroom varieties for analyzation and ran more gels and ended up testing eight different mushroom samples.
Over the weekend I would explore Columbus. On June 10th, I walked along the Scioto Mile and admired the artwork of artists from all over the nation at the Columbus Arts Festival. My favorites were pictures taken of outer space on a plastic-glass material, and Chinese-style watercolor paintings done of nature and animals. My friend and I lamented the appropriately high prices for these beauties, and dreamed of a day when we would have stable jobs and be able to decorate our home with such eye candy.
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Last Week in the Lab (7/31/17 – 8/7/17)
This week I injected two eye of round roasts with water (the control) and mushroom solution to compare cook loss, pH, shear force, col...
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Nothing much happened in the lab this week beyond me continuing to nanodrop the mushroom and lung samples. I also ran gels on the side ...
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I had to get the casein assay ready in time to test Priscilla’s samples. Luckily, once the new procedure was up and running, the nanod...
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