Model Organisms: yeast, Drosophila and C. elegans

Pour attraper les C. elegans (oeufs, larves, adultes), on utilise un fil de platine préalablement chauffé pour éviter toute contamination du milieu de culture par des micro-organismes.

This unique Science Education collection features three model organisms commonly used in life sciences research: S. cerevisiae (Baker’s Yeast), D. melanogaster (the fruit fly), and C. elegans (nematode roundworm). In addition to discussing the current and historical significance of these organisms, the collection includes concepts and methodology relating to how they are maintained and reproduce in the laboratory.

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