
Sprinters Gene
This program looks at how to screen for the ACTN3 Gene (or Sprinter’s Gene) before exploring the concept of gene cloning. In the first...
This program focuses on homeostatic response in humans and survival in extreme temperatures.
Students will investigate the body’s physiological response to cold and its effect on sweat glands, skin surface temperature and core body temperature utilising some of BioLAB’s most cutting edge technologies, including; IR camera, digital microscopes and physiological sensors to log primary student data.
Body Balance will also see students investigate symptoms that are common in endurance athletes and can be an indicator of a disorder associated with homeostasis, utilising an ELISA technique to measure hormones involved in temperature response.
