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Nanyang Technological UniversityUsing Caenorhabditis elegans for Studying Trans- and Multi-Generational Effects of Toxicants
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July 29th, 2019
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July 29th, 2019
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Title
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Culture E. coli OP50 and C. elegans
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Prepare Synchronized Eggs and L3 Larvae of C. elegans
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Use C. elegans for Trans-generational Effect Study
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Use C. elegans for Multi-generational Exposure (MGE) Effect Study
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Results: Trans-generational (TG), Multi-generational Exposure (MGE) and Multi-generational Residual (MGR) Effect Studies
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Conclusion
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