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[http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/newsrel/science/02-08Ozone.asp] Gene That Controls Ozone Resistance of Plants Could Lead to Drought-Resistant Crops, UCSandiego News center, Updated 27 February 2008, accessed 12 September 2011 (General) | [http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/newsrel/science/02-08Ozone.asp] Gene That Controls Ozone Resistance of Plants Could Lead to Drought-Resistant Crops, UCSandiego News center, Updated 27 February 2008, accessed 12 September 2011 (General) | ||
Revision as of 00:46, 23 September 2011
Welcome!! Welcome!!
Who Am I?
I'm Chanyoung Lee, or Nathan Lee. Either way, it would be fine. I'm in a class of 2015 at Duke University of pratt!!!
= How to pronounce my name
There's Korean way of speaking my name but I don't mind it if you speak it wrong or not. "NAY thunn" is the way to pronounce my name. For my Korean name, you just say "Chan", "young," and "Lee. But just call me "NATHAN" and it would be perfect!!
Link
[1] Gene That Controls Ozone Resistance of Plants Could Lead to Drought-Resistant Crops, UCSandiego News center, Updated 27 February 2008, accessed 12 September 2011 (General)
