"Why did we create the Biotechnology Basics project for schoolchildren?
Because we want them to better understand science, develop research skills, and make discoveries in the future."
We run a training course for high school students together with the Center for the Education of the Free and Concerned. The course helps boys and girls master all types of microbiological work, learn to work with a microscope and bacterial cultures.
The second module is currently underway, which is dedicated to the study of plant physiology and biochemistry. The students grow plants from a single cell, isolate pigments and grow isolated organs, and perform plant chromatography.
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