Splash Biography
WILSON HUANG, Johns Hopkins Senior Molecular & Cellular Bio
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Major: Molecular and Cellular Biology College/Employer: Johns Hopkins Year of Graduation: 2024 |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
Studying Molecular and Cellular Biology at Johns Hopkins University Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)S505: Introduction to Bioanalytical Techniques in Splash Fall 2024 (Nov. 16, 2024)
Interested in the sort of molecular biology experiments conducted in research and industry settings? This course will begin by giving a quick overview on DNA, RNA, and proteins and proceed to examine the basic theory and method regarding foundational bioanalytical techniques such as PCR, ELISA, gel electrophoresis and the cloning cycle. The course will then explore more technical experiments involving next generation DNA sequencing and common staining procedures performed on clinical samples. ** Available in Hybrid **
S494: Introduction to Bioanalytical Techniques in Splash Spring 2024 (Apr. 20, 2024)
Interested in the sort of molecular biology experiments conducted in research and industry settings? This course will begin by giving a quick overview on DNA, RNA, and proteins and proceed to examine the basic theory and method regarding foundational bioanalytical techniques such as PCR, ELISA, gel electrophoresis and the cloning cycle. The course will then explore more technical experiments involving next generation DNA sequencing and common staining procedures performed on clinical samples.
S475: Introduction to Bioanalytical Techniques in Splash Fall 2023 (Dec. 02, 2023)
Interested in the sort of molecular biology experiments conducted in research and industry settings? This course will begin by giving a quick overview on DNA, RNA, and proteins and proceed to examine the basic theory and method regarding foundational bioanalytical techniques such as PCR, ELISA, gel electrophoresis and the cloning cycle. The course will then explore more technical experiments involving next generation DNA sequencing and common staining procedures performed on clinical samples.
S447: Introduction to Bioanalytical Techniques in Splash Spring 2023 (Apr. 08, 2023)
Interested in the sort of molecular biology experiments conducted in research and industry settings? This course will begin by giving a quick overview on DNA, RNA, and proteins and proceed to examine the basic theory and method regarding foundational bioanalytical techniques such as PCR, ELISA, gel electrophoresis and the cloning cycle. The course will then explore more technical experiments involving next generation DNA sequencing and common staining procedures performed on clinical samples.
S398: Introduction to Bioanalytical Techniques in Splash Fall 2022 (Nov. 06, 2022)
Interested in the sort of molecular biology experiments conducted in research and industry settings? This course will begin by giving a quick overview on DNA, RNA, and proteins and proceed to examine the basic theory and method regarding foundational bioanalytical techniques such as PCR, ELISA, gel electrophoresis and the cloning cycle. The course will then explore more technical experiments involving next generation DNA sequencing and common staining procedures performed on clinical samples.
S381: Introduction to Bioanalytical Techniques in Splash Spring 2022 (Apr. 23, 2022)
Interested in the sort of molecular biology experiments conducted in research and industry settings? This course will begin by giving a quick overview on DNA, RNA, and proteins and proceed to examine the basic theory and method regarding foundational bioanalytical techniques such as PCR, ELISA, gel electrophoresis and the cloning cycle. The course will then explore more technical experiments involving next generation DNA sequencing and common staining procedures performed on clinical samples.
S371: Introduction to Bioanalytical Techniques in Splash Fall 2021 (Nov. 06, 2021)
Interested in the sort of molecular biology experiments conducted in research and industry settings? This course will begin by giving a quick overview on DNA, RNA, and proteins and proceed to examine the basic theory and method regarding foundational bioanalytical techniques such as PCR, ELISA, gel electrophoresis and the cloning cycle. The course will then explore more technical experiments involving next generation DNA sequencing and common staining procedures performed on clinical samples.
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