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CWSF 2016 - Montreal, Quebec

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My name is Darshana, I am a grade 7 student in French Immersion at École College Park School, in Saskatchewan. I love challenging myself to learn new languages, I know several including English, French, Hindi and Marathi. Some of my hobbies include: arm and finger knitting, puzzles, baking, dancing and singing. I enjoy volunteering at Ronald McDonald House where we bake for the families whose children are in the hospital. Most importantly I love food and agriculture, I strongly believe everyone should get the same nutrients that I am getting. That was where the inspiration for this project came from. The advice I would give to other people working on a science project is work hard and continue to ask questions, because curiosity leads to the best discoveries. The point of this competition is to learn about science and engineering and dedicating time and asking questions will lead to a successful study. This study developed a love for the fields of agriculture and biotechnology research and in the future I would like to continue work in these fields.

Darshana Lanke


Canary Seed: A New Nutritional Crop for Consumption by Celiac Disease Patients
Challenge:Resources
Category:Junior
Region:Saskatoon
City:Saskatoon , SK
School:École College Park School
Abstract:The objective of this study was to investigate whether canary seed can be consumed by celiac disease patients. Through a variety of research techniques, including protein quantification and Western blotting, this study has shown people susceptible to celiac disease can consume canary seed. This study benefits celiac patients, giving them a high nutritional crop as an alternative to wheat and the Canadian agriculture industry.