2003 Category Winners in
Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology

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First Place: J0402
Bates, Samantha L. Grade 7, San Mateo County
Do Mutations in the GAG Gene Impact the Ability of HIV-1 to Kill T-Cells?
Advisor: Ms. Greta Betteo
School: Notre Dame Elementary School, Belmont

Second Place: J0412
Suh, Carol Y. Grade 8, Los Angeles County
How to Get the Most Juice from Your Apples: How Pectinase Enzymes Affect Apples
Advisor: Ms. Sue Song
School: Palos Verdes Intermediate School, Palos Verdes Estates

Third Place: J0404
Haile, Jonathan T.C. Grade 6, Los Angeles County
Does Red Clover Contain an Effective Phytoestrogen? Do Extracts of Red Clover Bind to the Estrogen Receptor?
Advisor: Mr. Norm Brennan
School: Mirman School for Gifted Children, Los Angeles
Third Place: J0404
McCluskey, Riley E. Grade 6, Los Angeles County
Does Red Clover Contain an Effective Phytoestrogen? Do Extracts of Red Clover Bind to the Estrogen Receptor?
Advisor: Mr. Norm Brennan
School: Mirman School for Gifted Children, Los Angeles

Honorable Mention: J0411
Shields, Rebecca K. Grade 8, San Mateo County
Jell-o or Gel-no: Which Fruits Contain a Protein-Digesting Enzyme that Prevents Gelatin from Solidifying?
Advisor: Ms. Allison Haselton
School: Tierra Linda Middle School, San Carlos


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