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Also this project has served as a guide for the future, helping us to understand University life through various fields of science classes, as in the case of molecular biology, where it taught us the basics of this, which helped us to generate an idea of how to solve a problem.In this case the problem to be treated is Celiac disease in which they worked with different laboratory techniques learned during the course of that year. | Also this project has served as a guide for the future, helping us to understand University life through various fields of science classes, as in the case of molecular biology, where it taught us the basics of this, which helped us to generate an idea of how to solve a problem.In this case the problem to be treated is Celiac disease in which they worked with different laboratory techniques learned during the course of that year. | ||
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| + | The team San Andres is composed of the following members: | ||
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| + | Students: Valeria Aranguiz, Aylen Ipanaque, Vicente Gutierrez, Sebastian Oyarce, Cristobal Rojas, Esperanza Yañez. | ||
| + | Teachers: Carla Farias and Juan Pablo Romo | ||
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Revision as of 13:50, 20 June 2015
This project was initiated in April of the year 2014 and in this time we have acquired new experiences to know students from other schools and communes with our same interests, also with our same age range thus promoting inter-school works.
Also this project has served as a guide for the future, helping us to understand University life through various fields of science classes, as in the case of molecular biology, where it taught us the basics of this, which helped us to generate an idea of how to solve a problem.In this case the problem to be treated is Celiac disease in which they worked with different laboratory techniques learned during the course of that year.
The team San Andres is composed of the following members:
Students: Valeria Aranguiz, Aylen Ipanaque, Vicente Gutierrez, Sebastian Oyarce, Cristobal Rojas, Esperanza Yañez.
Teachers: Carla Farias and Juan Pablo Romo
