Friday, May 28, 2010
Fri-Day 2
Bio - we continued work on the Biodiversity and Evolutionary Relationships lab by discussing the most important evolutionary evidence: biochemical evidence. Specifically, we compared the DNA sequences in part of an allele that codes for a certain protein in each of the four species, respectively.
We reviewed the ultra=important processes known as the central DOGMA of molecular biology - transcription of DNA to mRNA and translation of that mRNA code to the amino acid sequence that makes up a polypeptide/protein.
Review book hw check was postponed so make note of the shift in the hw schedule:
On TUESDAY, I will check over sections 1,2, and 3 ; sections 4 and 5 will be due on Wednesday. Each section should take you about 45 minutes to do properly, so plan accordingly.
I have just uploaded ANOTHER sample of how to do the review book hw: this file shows a properly outlined section. Use it as a guide to help you get credit for your hw effort.
We reviewed the ultra=important processes known as the central DOGMA of molecular biology - transcription of DNA to mRNA and translation of that mRNA code to the amino acid sequence that makes up a polypeptide/protein.
Review book hw check was postponed so make note of the shift in the hw schedule:
On TUESDAY, I will check over sections 1,2, and 3 ; sections 4 and 5 will be due on Wednesday. Each section should take you about 45 minutes to do properly, so plan accordingly.
I have just uploaded ANOTHER sample of how to do the review book hw: this file shows a properly outlined section. Use it as a guide to help you get credit for your hw effort.
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