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| − | My name is Ali Bootwala, pronounced | + | My name is Ali Bootwala, pronounced Uh-Lee Boot-Wah-la, I am part of the class of 2014, and I am hoping to major in biomedical engineering which will lead towards taking the MCAT scoring well, and attending medical school with the final goal of becoming a doctor and serving the community I live in. |
==Grand Challenges Link== | ==Grand Challenges Link== | ||
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[http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=daphnia-genome Copious Genes of Tiny Water Flea Promise a Leap in Understanding Environmental Toxins], Katherine Harmon, Scientific American, updated 3 February 2011, accessed 9 February 2011 (Grand Challenge) | [http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=daphnia-genome Copious Genes of Tiny Water Flea Promise a Leap in Understanding Environmental Toxins], Katherine Harmon, Scientific American, updated 3 February 2011, accessed 9 February 2011 (Grand Challenge) | ||
| − | This article talks about the promise for building new understandings of ecological and environmental effects of toxins and pollution from the understanding of the genome and gene expressions of the water flea (daphnia pulex). | + | This article talks about the promise for building new understandings of ecological and environmental effects of toxins and pollution from the understanding of the genome and gene expressions of the water flea (daphnia pulex). |
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==Classes== | ==Classes== | ||
Revision as of 10:12, 9 February 2011
About Me
My name is Ali Bootwala, pronounced Uh-Lee Boot-Wah-la, I am part of the class of 2014, and I am hoping to major in biomedical engineering which will lead towards taking the MCAT scoring well, and attending medical school with the final goal of becoming a doctor and serving the community I live in.
Grand Challenges Link
Here's my link to an article addressing one of the grand challenges
Copious Genes of Tiny Water Flea Promise a Leap in Understanding Environmental Toxins, Katherine Harmon, Scientific American, updated 3 February 2011, accessed 9 February 2011 (Grand Challenge)
This article talks about the promise for building new understandings of ecological and environmental effects of toxins and pollution from the understanding of the genome and gene expressions of the water flea (daphnia pulex).
Classes
This semester I am taking:
Bio 101
Chem 151
Math 103
EGR 53
Writing 20
If any one wants to start up a study group, let me know.
Homework 2
My favorite demonstration is ________ because...
