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We thank Craig Montell, Caren Meyers, Alex Kolodkin, Peter Devreotes, Carolyn Machamer, Sean Taverna, and their lab members for opening their labs and mentoring the SARE students. We thank Forrest Spencer for organizing the Henrietta Lacks field trip. We thank Lisa K. Naeger for comments on the manuscript. We also thank Kristy Norbert, Cynthia Burks-Harriel, and the staff at BHGH, Baltimore, and Khalek Kirkland and staff at the SEED School of Maryland for their help with and support for SARE. This outreach effort has been funded by the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the Institute for NanoBioTechnology.
