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'''Part 2 of this assignment is also due on Stellar.'''
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#Write the opening context-setting paragraph of your Results section, in which you introduce the system you are working with and your immediate investigative goal.  
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<font color=red>Due to instructor illness, Part 2 is now a ''bonus'' homework assignment due on M1D8. Your score will get added to the numerator but not denominator of your total homework tally.</font color>
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#*This paragraph might be somewhat longer or shorter depending on the level of detail in your Introduction section, but it cannot be omitted entirely.  
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#Draft an outline of the rest of the results to indicate the approximate high-level content and its order. You don't need to state the actual results (in fact, you don't have them all yet!), just each ''type'' of result that will be discussed in about a sentence each. Essentially, what order will your figures/tables/data be in and what will they consist of? Also include sub-section titles in this draft outline.
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#Write up the next part of your Methods section (Days 4+5 of the module), applying the feedback you received on your previous draft.
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#*If you choose to re-write Days 2+3, you will get feedback on the success of that revision, but your grade will be based solely on Days 4+5.
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#Prepare a figure and caption for your [[20.109%28S13%29:_Primer_design_summary | primer design summary]] that shows your raw PCR results -- the agarose gel. (Later you might decide to process this data in some way, but not necessarily.) Write an early draft of the accompanying main text paragraph.
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20.109(S14): Laboratory Fundamentals of Biological Engineering

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REVISE

  1. Write the opening context-setting paragraph of your Results section, in which you introduce the system you are working with and your immediate investigative goal.
    • This paragraph might be somewhat longer or shorter depending on the level of detail in your Introduction section, but it cannot be omitted entirely.
  2. Draft an outline of the rest of the results to indicate the approximate high-level content and its order. You don't need to state the actual results (in fact, you don't have them all yet!), just each type of result that will be discussed in about a sentence each. Essentially, what order will your figures/tables/data be in and what will they consist of? Also include sub-section titles in this draft outline.

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