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Bring Quantitative STEM to Life with Real-World Water Quality Testing

Early exposure to key STEM skills like data quantification is important for building science literacy and preparing the next generation of innovators. Yet, integrating quantitative analysis into biology classrooms has been a challenge due to limited resources developed for educators. Our new hands-on kits use PCR, qPCR, and colorimetry to bridge that gap.  We have transformed traditional biology experiments into powerful, data-driven investigations. Developed with classroom safety and usability in mind, these water quality testing kits meet a growing demand for quantitative experiments for STEM education.

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EDVO-KIT #958

Silent Signals: Tracking Disease Through PCR Wastewater Testing

Wastewater testing is a valuable public health tool that allows scientists to monitor specific diseases within a community. In this experiment, students will use PCR and electrophoresis to analyze simulated water samples for the presence of bacteria and viruses. By exploring how wastewater monitoring works, students will gain insight into how biotechnology plays a vital role in protecting public health.

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Follow That Flush: Using Biotechnology to Stop Outbreaks

Wastewater testing is a public health tool that helps scientists track specific diseases in a community. In this experiment, students use electrophoresis to test simulated water samples for bacteria and viruses. By learning how wastewater monitoring works, students see how biotechnology helps protect public health.

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EDVO-KIT #928

From Field to Flask: Investigating Nitrogen’s Impact on Waterways

Nitrogen is essential for all life on Earth – it’s a key part of DNA, proteins, and the food we eat. In this experiment, students will explore sources of nitrogen in our environment by testing samples for nitrates and nitrites using the Griess reagent. Students will create a standard curve to calculate the concentrations of samples with unknown amounts of nitrate and nitrite.

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This project was made possible by a Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA), Grant Number 2R44GM143977-02, from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

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