‘Iyo-education’ class: “The mystery of cells”


A ‘Iyo-education’ class in the theme of “The mystery of cells”

 

○date                             Wednesday, June 17, 2015    13:30 ~ 15:10

○location                        Ehime University High-school, Multipurpose study room

○participants                 10th graders

○lecturer                         Faculty of Agriculture, Ehime University  Professor Yoshimi Kakinuma

 

 

Comments from students:  F

There were many things that I didn’t know about cells, and especially vacuoles. I learned that most of the pulp in citrus fruit is vacuoles. I found out that vacuoles play an important role than I imagined. I want to look into plasmolysis because I’ve got a new question about it.

 

Comments from students: S

I could deepen my knowledge towards cells and have learned a lot of new things about it, too. I was really surprised about the role of vacuoles. I learned for the first time that vacuoles can accumulate organic acid, glucose, pigmentation and more. Just like the teacher said I want to spend my three years of high-school life being curious and studious about everything and keep in mind to be addicted in my study.

 


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