Manuela Tripepi

Assistant Professor of Biology

Thomas Jefferson University

United States

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Manuela Tripepi is an Assistant Professor of Biology at Thomas Jefferson University in the United States. Her research areas include marine biology, microbiology education, and the structural biology of microorganisms, as evidenced by her recent publications on green sea turtles, innovative teaching methods, and the analysis of microbial motility. Dr. Tripepi's work also emphasizes the development of effective laboratory exercises and remote research protocols in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Stefan Schulze

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Rochester Institute of Technology

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University of Pennsylvania

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University of Calabria

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First report of fibropapillomatosis and critical habitat use in green sea turtles in Curaçao

Using origami and Shrinky Dinks to create active learning activities to tackle two microbiology concepts: cell structure differences and operon regulation

Involvement of ArlI, ArlJ, and CirA in archaeal type IV pilin-mediated motility regulation

A Twist to the Kirby-Bauer Disk Diffusion Susceptibility Test: an Accessible Laboratory Experiment Comparing Haloferax volcanii and Escherichia coli Antibiotic Susceptibility to Highlight the Unique Cell Biology of Archaea

Microbiology Laboratory Simulations: From a Last-Minute Resource during the Covid-19 Pandemic to a Valuable Learning Tool to Retain—A Semester Microbiology Laboratory Curriculum That Uses Labster as Prelaboratory Activity

A motion‐detection based camera trap for small nocturnal mammals with low latency and high signal‐to‐noise ratio

Undergraduate Research in the Time of COVID-19: A Remote Imaging Protocol for Physically Distanced Students Studying Wildlife.

From Gene to Function: A Safe Laboratory Exercise Promoting the Learning of the Central Dogma of Biology for the Undergraduate Biology Curriculum.

From gene to function: A safe laboratory exercise promoting the learning of the central dogma of biology for the undergraduate biology curriculum

Exposure and post-exposure effects of chlorpyrifos on Carassius auratus gills: An ultrastructural and morphofunctional investigation

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Stefan Schulze

Mechthild Pohlschroder

Elvira Brunelli

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