Find a Cure - Mission Microgravity
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Find a Cure - Space Research to Help Mankind
Your donations will support what could be the next great discovery! My research is to find a new treatment for bacterial organisms that make you sick. Many antibiotics may not work anymore. I want to help solve this problem.
Testing needs to be done in space. Bacteria mutates and becomes harder to treat. I created several organic compounds that have antimicrobial capabilities (basically they are new antibiotics).
Donations will fund this research. The first test was in parabolic flight with the Canadian Space Agency on October 16, 2015. Stay tuned for the lab tested results.
(Ottawa, Canada) - Preparing the experiment for parabolic flight.
Every dollar donated makes a difference.
The Good News - the created compound has the biological activity of an antibacterial, antifungal, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-tumor activity.
More Good News - Ground studies show positive results in biological assays against Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The problem, bacteria is mutating and is becoming more difficult to treat in space.
Help Mission Microgravity to have the opportunity to discover if these antimicrobials have an effect on bacteria.
Dreams don't have deadlines. I've worked for 12 years in pursuit of becoming a Commercial-Scientist Astronaut Candidate. In dreaming big comes great responsibility. I want to solve a problem through research that can potentially benefit mankind.
National Geographic News: "Awesome" PoSSUM Program Trains Scientists for Space Research.
To read my story, please go to my website at www.JonnaOcampo.com.
Share in the vision and share in the potential.
Mahalo Nui Loa for your Kokua.
Your donations will support what could be the next great discovery! My research is to find a new treatment for bacterial organisms that make you sick. Many antibiotics may not work anymore. I want to help solve this problem.
Testing needs to be done in space. Bacteria mutates and becomes harder to treat. I created several organic compounds that have antimicrobial capabilities (basically they are new antibiotics).
Donations will fund this research. The first test was in parabolic flight with the Canadian Space Agency on October 16, 2015. Stay tuned for the lab tested results.
(Ottawa, Canada) - Preparing the experiment for parabolic flight.Every dollar donated makes a difference.
The Good News - the created compound has the biological activity of an antibacterial, antifungal, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-tumor activity.
More Good News - Ground studies show positive results in biological assays against Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The problem, bacteria is mutating and is becoming more difficult to treat in space.
Help Mission Microgravity to have the opportunity to discover if these antimicrobials have an effect on bacteria.
Dreams don't have deadlines. I've worked for 12 years in pursuit of becoming a Commercial-Scientist Astronaut Candidate. In dreaming big comes great responsibility. I want to solve a problem through research that can potentially benefit mankind.
National Geographic News: "Awesome" PoSSUM Program Trains Scientists for Space Research.
To read my story, please go to my website at www.JonnaOcampo.com.
Share in the vision and share in the potential.
Mahalo Nui Loa for your Kokua.
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Jonna Ocampo
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Waipahu, HI