Jesse Wade Robinson’s 11th grade biology classes have been focused on learning about genetic mutations, namely, cancer mutations. In groups of three, students have decided on a treatment of choice that they will be administering to live mammalian glioblastoma cells (mice brain tumors) to observe its effects. Students will also have a control group of cells, to serve as a basis for comparison, and the project’s objective is to halt metastasis (cell migration) and reduce and stop cancer growth, rendering the tumor harmless. |