Thursday, 9 February 2017

Essential Question:

How is DNA used to make proteins & how can a mutation change the protein chain?

Assignments Collected:  

   None; Keep Part A & B of "You're a Ribosome" Lab at your table.

Handouts: 

1. "You're a Ribosome" Lab Questions #1-5 for Part A & B.

Class Work:   “You’re a Ribosome” Lab Part A & B: Day 2

1. Work with your partner:

1. one person (#1) = transfer RNA: finds the amino acid bead puts the bead in the tray in the #1 spot, then finds 2nd amino acid bead...

2. second person (#2) = ribosome: picks up amino acid bead from #1 spot, and puts it on chenelle, then picks up #1 bead...

2. Seat 1 & 2 Assemble Part A Original Protein

3. Seat 3 & 4 Assemble Part B Substitution Mutation Protein Chain

4. Check with Teacher w/beads and H.O. 

5. Compare Part A and B Proteins Beads and on H.O. & Answer #1-5 (One can answer Questions #1-5 by using only the H.O. :)

6. Disassemble Protein & Return Beads (EXCEPT PERIOD 6!!!  We’ll need it for tomorrow)

7. Return Lab tray to front table & wait to be dismissed.

8. Decode Part C & D if not already done; check with your partner and team!

Homework:

1. “You’re a Ribosome” Lab H.O.s Q’s #1-5

2. You’re a Ribosome” H.O. Decode Part C & D for Fri. Lab, and Part A & B if you did not already do so!

3. Test Retakes After School for Ch. 4 or Ch. 5 on Fri. 2/10/17, and Wed. 2/15/17.