A new University of Pennsylvania effort is bringing RNA sequencing into high school classrooms through a free online resource

December 7, 2016 Leave a comment 3,301 Views

The goal is to make it easier for science teachers to incorporate the latest advances in science into their curricula. The initiative, Discovering the Genome, was spearheaded by Kristin Field, director of programs at Penn’s Nano/Bio Interface Center, and Junhyong ...

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