Berkeley Scientific Journal: Fall 2019, Glitch (Volume 24, Issue 1)

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INSECT PHYLOGENETICS: A GUIDED TOUR OF INSECT EVOLUTION By Matthew Colbert, Elettra Preosti, Melanie Russo, Katie Sanko, Michael Xiong, Katheryn Zhou

Interview With Professor Noah Whiteman Dr. Noah Whiteman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of California, Berkeley. Professor Whiteman’s research centers on evolutionary biology in insects and plants. In this interview, we discuss the evolution of mustard flies and monarch butterflies in adapting to new food sources.

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Factors That Limit Establishment of Stony Corals Michelle Temby

21min
pages 41-48

A Quantum Mechanical Approach to Understanding DNA Mutations Michelle Yang

8min
pages 37-40

Drought and the Microbiome: Advancements in Agriculture (Dr. Peggy Lemaux

13min
pages 33-36

Regrowing Ourselves: Possibilities of Regenerative Medicine Jessica Jen

7min
pages 30-32

Emotion Contagion: How We Mimic the Emotions of Those Similar to Us Zoe Franklin

8min
pages 18-20

Breaking into Blockchain Candy Xu

7min
pages 7-9

Pain Versus Itch: the Role of S1P (Dr. Diana Bautista

15min
pages 10-14

Dark Matter: Discovering a Glitch in the Universe Mina Nakatani

9min
pages 27-29

Insect Phylogenetics: A Guided Tour of Insect Evolution (Dr. Noah Whiteman

21min
pages 21-26

Genetic Circuitry and the Future of Engineering Nick Nolan

8min
pages 4-6

Corrupted Blood” and Public Health Nachiket Girish

8min
pages 15-17
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