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EFFECT OF TURMERIC PASTE, LACTOSE AND NEEM PASTE IN THE CANCEROUS CELL IN MOUSE(STARTED 11/11/2011)
(By DAY group—DEEPESH,Anup and Yogesh
MATERIALS
* Turmeric paste * Lactose of milk * Neem paste
REQUIREMENT
* Three rats two cancerous one normal
2011/11/11
* ONIONS WERE KEPT IN WATER IN COUPLING JAR TO SEE IF OUR CHEMICALS AFFECTS THE CELL DIVISION OR NOT……. * ….E.coli was also inoculated but not used later * Neem leaf paste was prepaed in the mixture and kept on fridge

2011/11/15 * Turmeric paste was prepared * Was getting problem to get lactose
2011/11/16
* Onion root tip was measured and name was given to it * A-10cm….2.5ml milk+1 spatula neem paste +1 spatula of turmeric paste added * B-7.6cm 2.5ml milk+1.5 spatula neem paste +1.5 spatula of turmeric paste added * C-7.8cm……… 2.5ml milk+2 spatula neem paste +2 spatula of turmeric paste added * D-7.9cm……..2.5ml milk+0.5 spatula neem paste +0.5 spatula of turmeric paste added
17/11/2011
* Pure Lactose was bought later * Length of onion was same * Separate coupling jar with 2.5 ml of milk+ 1 spatula of neem paste+1 spatula of turmeric paste was added on onion root tip * Result was seen that there was no mitotic cell division
22/11/2011
Preparation of chemicals * Three chemicals were prepared * 1st test tube—3 spatula of lactose+3 spatula of turmeric paste +3 spatula of neem paste +E. coli culture present * 2nd test tube—4 spatula of lactose +4 spatula of turmeric paste+4 saptula of neem paste +E. coli culture absent * 3rd test tube—2 spatula of neem paste +2 spatula of neem paste +1 spatula of lactose
4th test tube—3 spatula of turmeric paste + 3 spatula of neem paste
23/11/2011
* 5th test tube—2 gm of lactose +3 gm of turmeric paste +2 ml of neem paste * 6th test tube—2.5 gm of lactose + 1.5 gm of turmeric paste +2 ml of neem paste * * 7th test tube—3 gm of lasctose +1.5 gm of turmeric
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