Meet aBCMBstudent orfacultynamed JoshH&E stainof a liversection“Can yousee myscreen?”Video ofcellsreleasingextracellularvesiclesTalk aboutyour hobbieswith acurrentstudentPhosphorylationof aphosphonateanalogueExcited touse yourOld BayChromatinschematicSomeonementionscrab dipAsk a facultymember anon-sciencerelatedquestionLearn about3 places youwant to visitSingle CellProteomicsStudySeetimelineof Year 1Image ofa westernblotSomeonewearing amaskSomeonementionshow funrecruitmentusually isSee the JohnsHopkinsSchool ofMedicineLogoFluorescentmousepupsMoveyouravatar to2 tablesPresentationin presentermodeCameo ofsomeone’spetImmunofluorescenceimage of GDE2 andGDE3Someonesays“recapitulate”MAPK/ErksignalingnetworkmapLearn abouthow funBCMBstudents andfaculty areCrosssection ofa murinetestisSomeone says“before thepandemic/COVID”Askcurrentstudents 3questionsSee theBCMBLogoSeeimages of“Baltimorelocation”Organoidsused as amodelsystemUse yourBCMBnotebookImage ofa ZoomlabmeetingA facultymembersinging intoamicrophoneElectronmicrograph ofmicrovesiclesAskcurrentstudents aquestionUse yourBCMBpenBecomefriends withanotherintervieweeTalk with SIAand ThreadrepresentativesChemicalablation ofLeydigcellsLineagetracing usingCre-LoxexpressionsystemBeautifulconfocalimages ofmitotic cellsSomeone says“unprecedented”Tour astudent’shouse/apartmentStudentsposingwith asnowmanDatarepresentedas aKymographUtilizationof Bio-ID2 currentstudentsin refereeshirtsUtilization ofDoxinducibleexpressionsystemTalk with aPDCOrepresentativeWin agame athappyhourUse of TMT-MassSpectrometrySomeonementionsPattersonParkLearnaboutexcitingscienceOpticaltweezerexperimentUse yourBCMBbottleropenerLearnaboutoutreachinitiativesUse yourBCMBmugTalk with afacultymemberyou admireZoomcrashesMeet aBCMBstudent orfacultynamed JoshH&E stainof a liversection“Can yousee myscreen?”Video ofcellsreleasingextracellularvesiclesTalk aboutyour hobbieswith acurrentstudentPhosphorylationof aphosphonateanalogueExcited touse yourOld BayChromatinschematicSomeonementionscrab dipAsk a facultymember anon-sciencerelatedquestionLearn about3 places youwant to visitSingle CellProteomicsStudySeetimelineof Year 1Image ofa westernblotSomeonewearing amaskSomeonementionshow funrecruitmentusually isSee the JohnsHopkinsSchool ofMedicineLogoFluorescentmousepupsMoveyouravatar to2 tablesPresentationin presentermodeCameo ofsomeone’spetImmunofluorescenceimage of GDE2 andGDE3Someonesays“recapitulate”MAPK/ErksignalingnetworkmapLearn abouthow funBCMBstudents andfaculty areCrosssection ofa murinetestisSomeone says“before thepandemic/COVID”Askcurrentstudents 3questionsSee theBCMBLogoSeeimages of“Baltimorelocation”Organoidsused as amodelsystemUse yourBCMBnotebookImage ofa ZoomlabmeetingA facultymembersinging intoamicrophoneElectronmicrograph ofmicrovesiclesAskcurrentstudents aquestionUse yourBCMBpenBecomefriends withanotherintervieweeTalk with SIAand ThreadrepresentativesChemicalablation ofLeydigcellsLineagetracing usingCre-LoxexpressionsystemBeautifulconfocalimages ofmitotic cellsSomeone says“unprecedented”Tour astudent’shouse/apartmentStudentsposingwith asnowmanDatarepresentedas aKymographUtilizationof Bio-ID2 currentstudentsin refereeshirtsUtilization ofDoxinducibleexpressionsystemTalk with aPDCOrepresentativeWin agame athappyhourUse of TMT-MassSpectrometrySomeonementionsPattersonParkLearnaboutexcitingscienceOpticaltweezerexperimentUse yourBCMBbottleropenerLearnaboutoutreachinitiativesUse yourBCMBmugTalk with afacultymemberyou admireZoomcrashes

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Meet a BCMB student or faculty named Josh
  2. H&E stain of a liver section
  3. “Can you see my screen?”
  4. Video of cells releasing extracellular vesicles
  5. Talk about your hobbies with a current student
  6. Phosphorylation of a phosphonate analogue
  7. Excited to use your Old Bay
  8. Chromatin schematic
  9. Someone mentions crab dip
  10. Ask a faculty member a non-science related question
  11. Learn about 3 places you want to visit
  12. Single Cell Proteomics Study
  13. See timeline of Year 1
  14. Image of a western blot
  15. Someone wearing a mask
  16. Someone mentions how fun recruitment usually is
  17. See the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Logo
  18. Fluorescent mouse pups
  19. Move your avatar to 2 tables
  20. Presentation in presenter mode
  21. Cameo of someone’s pet
  22. Immunofluorescence image of GDE2 and GDE3
  23. Someone says “recapitulate”
  24. MAPK/Erk signaling network map
  25. Learn about how fun BCMB students and faculty are
  26. Cross section of a murine testis
  27. Someone says “before the pandemic/COVID”
  28. Ask current students 3 questions
  29. See the BCMB Logo
  30. See images of “Baltimore location”
  31. Organoids used as a model system
  32. Use your BCMB notebook
  33. Image of a Zoom lab meeting
  34. A faculty member singing into a microphone
  35. Electron micrograph of microvesicles
  36. Ask current students a question
  37. Use your BCMB pen
  38. Become friends with another interviewee
  39. Talk with SIA and Thread representatives
  40. Chemical ablation of Leydig cells
  41. Lineage tracing using Cre-Lox expression system
  42. Beautiful confocal images of mitotic cells
  43. Someone says “unprecedented”
  44. Tour a student’s house/ apartment
  45. Students posing with a snowman
  46. Data represented as a Kymograph
  47. Utilization of Bio-ID
  48. 2 current students in referee shirts
  49. Utilization of Dox inducible expression system
  50. Talk with a PDCO representative
  51. Win a game at happy hour
  52. Use of TMT-Mass Spectrometry
  53. Someone mentions Patterson Park
  54. Learn about exciting science
  55. Optical tweezer experiment
  56. Use your BCMB bottler opener
  57. Learn about outreach initiatives
  58. Use your BCMB mug
  59. Talk with a faculty member you admire
  60. Zoom crashes