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sars cov2 pandemic forced many college courses convert remote instruction almost overnight middle spring 2020 teaching semester article presents two molecular biology labs formerly performed person students converted virtual labs virtual immunocytochemistry experiment teaches specificity antibody staining principles fluorescent microscopy diversity brain cell types morphologies journal article figure construction skills virtual western blotting experiment teaches sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis sdspage specificity antibody binding graph creation interpretation skills virtual experiments use professionallyproduced webbased videos scientists conducting lab procedures students must answer questions techniques analyze real experimental data generated past students take quiz write journal articlestyle lab report wholeclass level student quiz lab report scores virtual labs statistically different inperson versions labs previous semester using tests bonferroni correction virtual western blot quiz students virtual version actually scored higher students inperson version results significant 2020 data analyzed withinstudent paired tests inperson labs done covid19 versus done virtually dismissal allremote instruction students learned laboratory concepts data analysis skills well virtually predecessors person however students trained virtually reported could enter lab actually western blotting fluorescent immunocytochemistry hands without extensive additional training virtual experiments done data included supplemental materials easily adapted micrographs western blotting images available previous lab experiments published literature covid19 public health emergencies necessitate remote instruction cant use best practice handson lab work virtual labs next best thing