ALEXIS HOOPMAN
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How not to beekeep: in the rain
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Officially finished our first year of grad school!
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UNCG Graduate Research and Creativity Expo
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The Raymann lab attending the 2019 Southern Appalachian Honey bee Research Consortium Me, Heather, Drew, Gretel, Kasie and Megan
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Beautiful "circling" of brood, pollen and honey
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Full crop left over after abdomen dissection by Megan Damico
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Great example of hive genetic diversity
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Learning artificial insemination thanks to the Dr. Olav Rueppell's lab
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Raymann lab hive inspections: Megan, Heather, Drew, Gretel, Myself and Kasie
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Honey bee sperm, look how long they are! About 5 times longer than human sperm
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We had been breeding wax moths in our building - oops
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Megan and me making the best use of time and sharing our only magnetic plate for bead cleaning
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Fall colors represented in pollen
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Barcoding samples to be sent off for sequencing
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Beautiful pollen
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"Queen including cages" I made for my drone experiments - it will force the queen to lay on drone comb
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I love being a part of the Raymann lab!
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Drone collection
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Drone dissections working with Dr. David Tarpy's lab at NC State
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Hive inspections
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Megan and myself tending to the hives
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Busy bees at the hive entrance
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Bees packing honey into cells, look at those cute butts!
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