Rheostat or Toggle: Examining the role of non-conserved mutations to LURE students into research
Ayella, Allan Moriah, Beck R.
Ayella, Allan
Moriah, Beck R.
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2017-04
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Allan Klara Ayella and Beck R Moriah Rheostat or Toggle: Examining the role of non-conserved mutations to LURE students into research FASEB J April 2017 31:589.3
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There is a growing movement to involve undergraduate students in authentic research experiences. A variety of studies have indicated the strength of this approach in developing scientific aptitude, confidence, critical thinking skills and likelihood to become career scientists. Course-based undergraduate research experiences (CUREs) provide the opportunity to lure students into legitimate research at both primarily undergraduate and large research institutions. Here, we describe how to use a CURE-based biochemistry lab course to explore the role of conserved and non-conserved amino-acid sites in structure and function of lactate dehydrogenase enzyme (LDH).
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Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology
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FASEB Journal;v.31:no.1
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0892-6638