My last week at North Shore Research institute was a week for wrapping things up and interpreting my data. At the start of the week I first finished fixing my plates of cells and I did the crystal violet staining on my plates so they could be read. I also gave a presentation to my lab on what my project was and what my results were and what they mean. Our results showed that the African American cells and the Caucasian cells were both effected positively by the CAF conditioned media, which is what we wanted to see.
With my experiment completed and my presentation done, the rest of my week was slow and I took care of my cells every few days before I left and I cleaned up what I needed to. My experience at NorthShore was life changing and I was exposed to many new and complicated things, and although it definitely was not the easiest experience it was something I will never forget and it was the best experience of my life, so far. I can’t thank Pinhead and all my mentors at NorthShore enough, but I am very lucky to have been granted this opportunity and I am very grateful for it.
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