STEMinars: Genetic Engineering

STEM Starters

STEM Starters of WISC (Women in Science at Columbia) hosts a seminar series with Columbia graduate students open to all students

<p>Living things are made up of many, many cells, and these cells have instructions inside them called DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). These instructions include things called &quot;genes&quot; which control the proteins our cells create, and ultimately, control how our cells look and behave! Genetic engineering is a super important  development because we can build and alter genes to make cells  look and behave in certain ways. Why is this a big deal, and how does this help scientists better understand life? Learn with us and grad student Tyler Perdue at 11am April 10th!</p><p>Content is geared toward high school level science background and events are open to all ages and always free! Register for Zoom link</p>

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