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Review Hardy Weinberg formula
Hardy Weinberg problem set; due tomorrow
Hardy Weinberg lab quiz
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Hardy-Weinberg Problem set due Tuesday; examples
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Hardy-Weinberg Lab due tomorrow Google Classroom
Hardy-Weinberg Lab quiz on Monday; know: know functions of commands used in Excel (e.g.s IF, SUM, RAND, CONCATENTATE, etc.), definitions (e.g.s allele frequency, concatenate, null hypothesis, etc.), HW problems
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Hardy-Weinberg lab due Saturday by 7; submit via assignment posting in Google Classroom
Hardy-Weinberg Problem set; due Tuesday; solve problems on a separate piece of lined paper or on back of problem set
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AP Lab: Hardy-Weinberg lab using Excel; last day to work in-class; lab must be submitted via email by 7 pm Saturday
Use the Hardy-Weinberg lab in the lab folder section of the website for guidance
Your work must be saved on an external source and cannot remain on the computer itself
AP Lab: Hardy-Weinberg lab using Excel
Use the Hardy-Weinberg lab in the lab folder section of the website for guidance
Your work must be saved on an external source and cannot remain on the computer itself
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Hardy Weinberg lab tomorrow; bring a flash drive or your computer with Excel (any full version); you will be submitting your final version for assessment
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Review Electrophoresis results from lab
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Complete Chapter 18
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Electrophoresis lab quiz
Complete Chapter 19 (period 2)
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Gel Electrophoresis spot test tomorrow; know: properties of DNA relevant to this lab, purpose of the gel and buffer solution
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Review videos from year
(SAT testing for juniors)
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Electrophoresis lab preview
Transformation spot test
Electrophoresis sign-ups
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Transformation lab Day 2; check plates and see if they have transformed using UV lights
Transformation lab quiz tomorrow; Know: function of plasmids, definitions, results from lab, evidence that supports the results, materials from lab
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Gene expression and regulation exam: 50 multiple choice questions
Complete Chapter 14 summary
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Tutoring after school: 3:35-4:35
Gene Expression and Regulation exam tomorrow; multiple choice format only
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Complete Chapter 14
Molecular Genetics Vocabulary quiz #2
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The student can justify the claim that humans can manipulate heritable information by identifying at least two commonly used technologies.
Explain the connection between the regulation of gene expression and phenotypic differences in cells and organisms.
Explain the use of genetic engineering techniques in analyzing or manipulating DNA.
Continue Chapter 15 summary for eukaryotic gene expression; due today
Review Chapter 13 summary (13.2 and 13.1 have already been covered)
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Molecular Genetics vocabulary quiz #2 is tomorrow; word list in Google Classroom
Complete Chapter 15
Complete Chapter 13
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Molecular Genetics vocabulary quiz #2 is on Thursday; word list in Google Classroom
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Submit Bacteria lab
Bacteria Lab quiz
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Complete Bacteria lab; due tomorrow; bacteria lab quiz tomorrow; know: bacteria structure and function, growth types, cell wall composition
Gram stains and peptidoglycan
Prelab for Transformation lab
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Complete Chapter 24
Bacteria Lab; due Thursday; post lab quiz on Thursday; know:
Structure and function of bacterial parts
Growth forms of the bacteria
Killer Virus video; submit answers to questions
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Submit reading guide
Prepare for Bacteria lab next week; drawing guidelines
Molecular genetics vocabulary quiz
Discuss “The Hot Zone” book/limited series
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Complete Chapter 17 (Chapter 19 in class set); review lytic and lysogenic cycles, prions, viroids
Review Chapter 4: compare and contrast prokaryote and eukaryote cells
DNA discovery timeline due; at least 11 discoveries should be represented
Chapter 14 reading guide; due Friday
Complete Transcription and Translation
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Molecular Genetics vocabulary quiz this Thursday; word list is posted in Resources folder in Google Classroom
DNA discovery timeline due; at least 11 discoveries should be represented
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Chapter 14 reading guide; due Friday
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Molecular Genetics vocabulary quiz this Thursday; word list is posted in Resources folder in Google Classroom
Chapter 14 summary
Create a historical timeline for the discovery of DNA (starting with T.H. Morgan and ending with Meselson and Stahl); due Monday Feb. 5
Complete Chapter 13
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Create a historical timeline for the discovery of DNA (starting with T.H. Morgan and ending with Meselson and Stahl); due Monday Feb. 5
Review Final exam
Semester 2 timeline
Discuss upcoming labs
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