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3-HUM06

The Antivenom Race: Using Molecular Scissors to Fight Snake Venom

Human Health and Behavior
Aurora Davis

Grade:
3
Teacher:
Christy Masengarb

This investigation models the effects of antivenom concentration in the treatment of snake venom toxicity in humans.


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3 thoughts on “The Antivenom Race: Using Molecular Scissors to Fight Snake Venom

  1. This is a masterclass in data storytelling! The student managed to take a complex biochemical concept and make it accessible through the “Molecular Scissors” analogy without losing scientific accuracy. Good job!

  2. Well done project with lots of supporting notes in your labbook. I learned a lot about snakebites and antivenom from reviewing this project and I am certain you did also! Be sure to continue participating in science fairs and learning more about the world around us in the process!

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