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   Applying phylogenetic tree building in MEGA X to forensic applications for identifying unknown specimens

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   10 Feb 2022 | Contributor(s): Nicholas Lorusso, Maria Shumskaya, Denise Gemmellaro | doi:10.25334/XY5F-XQ54

   This exercise is designed to guide a learner through the construction of phylogenetic trees as a means of addressing research questions in forensic science such as the identification of previously unidentified species contributing to decomposition.

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   Introduction to nucleotide sequence analysis and protein modeling in MEGA and PyMol using coronavirus SARS-CoV-2

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   03 Feb 2022 | Contributor(s): Maria Shumskaya, Christopher Zambell, Nicholas Lorusso | doi:10.25334/GBJ6-A006

   Introduction into computational approaches in phylogeny and protein modeling based on coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (caused COVID-19 pandemic). Two self-guided tutorials for standard lab classes of 2.5 hours. Level: undergraduate students majoring in biology.

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   Applying phylogenetic tree building in MEGA X to forensic applications for identifying unknown specimens

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   30 Aug 2021 | Contributor(s): Nicholas Lorusso, Denise Gemmellaro | doi:10.25334/VH6S-8H65

   This exercise is designed to guide a learner through the construction of phylogenetic trees as a means of addressing research questions in forensic science such as the identification of previously unidentified species contributing to decomposition.

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   Introduction to nucleotide sequence analysis and protein modeling in MEGA and PyMol using coronavirus SARS-CoV-2

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   18 Jul 2020 | Contributor(s): Maria Shumskaya, Nicholas Lorusso | doi:10.25334/37N4-SW29

   Introduction into computational approaches in phylogeny and protein modeling based on coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (caused COVID-19 pandemic). Two self-guided tutorials for standard lab classes of 2.5 hours. Level: undergraduate students majoring in biology.

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   Introduction to nucleotide sequence analysis and protein modeling in MEGA and PyMol using coronavirus SARS-CoV-2

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   03 Apr 2020 | Contributor(s): Maria Shumskaya, Nicholas Lorusso | doi:10.25334/NC3X-TW70

   Introduction into computational approaches in phylogeny and protein modeling based on coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 (caused COVID-19 pandemic). Two self-guided tutorials for standard lab classes of 2.5 hours. Level: undergraduate students majoring in biology.

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