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Below are listed pages in Proteopedia that were originally created by students.

• Photosystem II was authored by Emily Forschler while she was a senior biochemistry major at Messiah College (Grantham PA US) in a class taught by Karl Oberholser. Professor Oberholser reported "I think that Emily's work on Photosystem II shows that Proteopedia is a system that a Jmol novice can use with good effect. Emily had no experience with using Jmol. The other students in the class ... [made] PowerPoint presentations of their chosen proteins, and after seeing Emily's Proteopedia presentation one student's response was all of us should have used Proteopedia. Thank you for a great product!"

• Understanding of the Recruitment of HDACs by MEF2, Based on Their Structure was authored by graduate student User:Ricardo Alchini as a result of participation in a class taught by User:Eric Martz and Keiichi Namba in Osaka, Japan, in 2009.

See Also

• Teaching Scenes, Tutorials, and Educators' Pages.
• Teaching Strategies Using Proteopedia
• Adoptions in University Classes