By Claire Gantan, Neve Speth, and Eileen Stiles

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By Claire Gantan, Neve Speth, and Eileen Stiles The Research Class By Claire Gantan, Neve Speth, and Eileen Stiles

What do we do in the research class? Given a broad topic to investigate Conduct independent research Learn to create a properly formatted research paper

Class Syllabus Semester 1 Focus on independent work 5 hours weekly homework of independent research Individual research papers Self-led Semester 2 Focus on group work Still doing 5 hours weekly homework of independent research Synthesized research paper Group-led Science Fair neve

Benefits of Joining the Class CTE class credit for Academy Easy commitment Meets once a week (either snack, lunch, or before school) Flexibility Can be taken either first semester, second semester, or both

Research Focus Epigenetics APOE e4 variant ALOX5 Nutrigenetics Concussions Neve

Purpose Clarify and identify relationship between genetics and concussions Recognized the dangers and long term effects of concussions Find potential methods to minimize these effects Claire

What are concussions? a type of traumatic brain injury—or TBI—caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head Claire Normally, your brain is surrounded by fluid that cushions the brain from injuries When a person gets a concussion, their brain crashes against the skull, causing their brain to swell up as it attempts to heal itself. This is dangerous because it limits the amount of space available for fluid.

What is Epigenetics? Changes in gene expression that don’t involve changes to the DNA sequence How the environment impacts gene expression Claire One example of this is lactose intolerance in humans, which impacts around 65% of people globally. Infants are usually able to digest lactose with an enzyme called lactase. As people grow older and change their diet to include less dairy products, the amount of lactose consumed and the expression of the gene that creates lactase, declines, which leads to lactose intolerance.

Epigenetic Factors DNA methylation Histone modification Oxidation

CHLA study Goal: To understand how repeated impacts and concussions affect brain structure and function Follows current freshman football players throughout football career in high school Neve

THANK YOU!