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  • Greatest Discoveries in Genetics; record the name of the discovery (displayed on screen), the individual responsible (best guess on spelling if you don’t know), and the significance of the discovery to the field of genetics

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  • Continue Chapter 42
  • Ecology Unit exam this Friday; 50 m.c.
  • Semester 2 final exam next Tuesday and Wednesday; tutoring after school on Monday and Tuesday for test-specific content
  • Animal Behavior lab quiz tomorrow; know: what an ethogram is, describe behaviors that can be influenced by the environment, list an environmental factor that could attract or repel a specific animal

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  • Continue Chapter 42
  • Ecology Unit exam this Friday; 50 m.c.
  • Semester 2 final exam next Tuesday and Wednesday; tutoring after school on Monday and Tuesday for test-specific content

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  • Upstander week (period 2)
  • Complete review of unit objectives
  • Plickers
  • Natural Selection unit test is Wednesday
  • SAT tomorrow; seniors speak to me after class

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  • Complete Chapter 25
  • Review Gene Expression mc
  • Review Course Description objectives and Illustrative Examples
  • Natural Selection unit exam on Wednesday March 19th

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  • Gel Electrophoresis spot test tomorrow; know: properties of DNA relevant to this lab, purpose of the gel and buffer solution
  • Complete Chapter 23 summary
  • Begin Chapter 24

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  • Continue Chapter 22 summary
  • Electrophoresis lab after school today 5:00-approx. 7:00)
  • Gel Electrophoresis spot test Friday (March 7th); know: properties of DNA relevant to this lab, purpose of the gel and buffer solution

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  • Complete Chapter 18 summary
  • Gel Electrophoresis spot test Friday (March 7th)
  • Begin Chapter 22 summary
  • Gel Electrophoresis lab after school today 3:45-(approx. 6:30)

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  • BLAST Lab quiz
  • Gel Electrophoresis lab next week after school. You must attend one after school session to complete the lab. The post-lab assessment will be a spot test.
  • Complete Chapter 19
  • Complete Chapter 18
  • Begin Chapter 22

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  • Transformation spot test
  • Electrophoresis sign-ups
  • BLAST Lab quiz tomorrow; know: how to interpret a BLAST query, how to construct a cladogram given morphological or gene data, how to read a cladogram or table
  • Continue Chapter 19 summary

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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
  • Continue Chapter 19 summary

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  • BLAST lab day 2; due Tuesday by 7 pm submitted via Google classroom
  • Submission must follow the guidelines in the lab manual and Google Classroom
  • Include snapshots in Word document

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  • BLAST lab day 1; due Monday by 7 pm submitted via Google Classroom
  • Submission must follow the guidelines in the lab manual and on the wc science website
  • Include photos in Word document

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  • Hardy Weinberg Lab due tomorrow by 7 pm in Google Classroom
  • Continue Chapter 15
  • Hardy-Weinberg Lab quiz on Thursday; 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.)

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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 Wednesday
  • 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
  • Submit Bacteria Lab

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  • AP Lab: Hardy-Weinberg lab using Excel; Day 1 (Day 2 Friday)
  • 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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  • 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

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  • Complete Chapter 13
  • Begin Chapter 14
  • Create a historical timeline for the discovery of DNA (starting with T.H. Morgan and ending with Meselson and Stahl); due tomorrow; submission must be typed and printed

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  • Continue Chapter 13
  • Create a historical timeline for the discovery of DNA (starting with T.H. Morgan and ending with Meselson and Stahl); due Tuesday January 28th