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November 15, 2019 by vjkite

Computational Biology: DNA Sequencing And Inherited Traits

Level: High School

Creator: CT-STEM

Topic: DNA Sequencing

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The students learn about computational biology careers and use professional computational biology tools to carry out DNA sequencing experiments.

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Posted in Code-Based Resources, High School, Individual Lessons, Life ScienceTagged biology, DNA, DNA Sequencing, modeling, simulation

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