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Discovery-of-DNA-Twig
A Famous X-ray
This X-ray of the center of a
DNA molecule, shows the
spiral shape
of DNA
Rosalind Franklin
1951
1953
Maurice Wilkins
who works with Franklin
Shares results
with Franklins
rivals . . .
EUREKA!!!
1953
Kings College
James Watson England Francis Crick
Watson and Crick worked together making
models of DNA molecules. They used
Chargaffs Rule, Rosalind Franklins x-ray
(unknown to her), toys and their own work
to determine the shape of DNA
OBJECTIVE:
Chromosomes vs GenesBe Prepared:
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GREAT ATTITUDE
AGENDA:
BUILD YOUR
OWN DNA
The
Race for
the
Double
Helix
What-is-DNA-STUDY
Bellringer-Fri 1/29/16
Recap
Genetic
CODE
HEREDITY MOLECULE
ORDER OF NITROGEN BASES (A/T/G/C)
ABOUT 25,000 Genes make up 46 chromosomes in humans
GenesDNA
DNA Replication
DNA Replication process of copying
DNA
The strands of DNA unwind (using enzymes)
and make copies using the complementary
base pairing rules.
Makes EXACT copies of DNA.
4 Types of Nucleotides
DNA Replication
1.
2.
3.
4.
DNA Replication
90
Meiosis (sexual)
vs. Mitosis (asexual) READ PAGES 432-433 and then decide
BELLRINGER MONDAY 2/1/2016
90
Meiosis (sexual)
vs. Mitosis (asexual) READ PAGES 432-433 and then decide
BELLRINGER MONDAY 2/1/2016
/glossary/phenotype TWIG
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Asexual-versus-sexual-reproduction Study
Dominant vs. Recessive Traits
Edmodo dominant vs recessive traits
Asexual-versus-sexual-reproduction Study
Dominant vs. Recessive Traits
Edmodo dominant vs recessive traits
ADVANTAGES/DISADVANTAGES
ASEXUAL
SEXUAL
MITOSIS VS MEIOSIS
WEB mitosis
+ DEFINE ALLELE
OBJECTIVE:
DOMINANT/RECESSIVE ALLELES
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DNA The
of Life
http://kmusto.weebly.com/mitosis.html
DNA WEBSITE
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pet mouse had babies. Five of the babies were black and two were white.
The father mouse was black. The mother mouse was white. Seif and his friends
wondered why the mice were different colors. These were their ideas:
Jerome:
Baby mice inherit more traits from their fathers than their mothers.
The baby mice got half their traits from their father and half from their mother.
June: Male traits are stronger than female traits.
Seif: Black mice have more traits than white mice.
Fiona: The black baby mice are probably male and the white baby mice are probably female.
Lydia: Parents traits like fur color dont matter. Nature decides what something will look like.
Billy: Blood type determines what traits babies will have.
Alexa:
Which friend
do you most agree with and why? Explain your thinking, you will try this twice.
Try
Try
#2 (after reading):
CORRECT
CLASS DISCUSSION
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1.How come 50% of the baby mice where not white/black just like
the parents when the offspring always get exactly 50% of traits
from mom and dad-or why where they not all grey?
2.What do you think might be a reason why 2/7 (28%) of the mice
where white and 5/7 (72%) of the baby mice where black?
3.What is the actual appearance (visible trait) of the genotypic
make up from parents called?
4. Why sometimes genes are masked and what is this called?
5. What does it say about a gene-when this one trait was expressed
over another trait?
6. How was your answer (try 2) changed after reading the article?
Dominant:
Recessive:
Genotype:
Phenotype:
Homozygous:
Heterozygous:
Punnett Square: