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A Grade 12 student at Sir Winston Churchill High School's science fair project focuses on helping people with HIV.
一名就读于Sir Winston Churchill High School的12年级学生的科学展项目专注于帮助患有HIV的人。
Emily Gubski Photo | CBC
Gone are the days of high school science projects that featured misfiring space rockets and mould growing on food. A Grade 12 student at Sir Winston Churchill High School student, Gubski's project focuses on helping people with HIV. "I'm trying to find a way to mutate a segment of the DNA in an HIV patient in order to make them immune to HIV," Gubski told the Calgary Eyeopener on Wednesday.
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埃米莉古布斯基照片 | CBC
高中阶段科学项目的时代已经一去不复返，那些以火箭发射故障和食物上的霉菌生长为特色的项目已经成为历史。温斯顿丘吉尔高中（Sir Winston Churchill High School）的12年级学生古布斯基的项目着重帮助HIV感染者。古布斯基周三告诉卡尔加里晨眼晴（Calgary Eyeopener）：“我正在努力找到一种方法来改变HIV患者DNA的某个片段，以使他们对HIV免疫。”
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Emily Gubski Photo | CBC
Gone are the days of high school science projects that featured misfiring space rockets and mould growing on food. A Grade 12 student at Sir Winston Churchill High School student, Gubski's project focuses on helping people with HIV. "I'm trying to find a way to mutate a segment of the DNA in an HIV patient in order to make them immune to HIV," Gubski told the Calgary Eyeopener on Wednesday.
Read full story on CBCNews.
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