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Transcript
The following table represents the number
of bacteria, algae, viruses, and fungi in a
pond at different temperatures. All values
represent the number of millions of
bacteria, algae, fungi, and viruses in a
single liter of water.
1. According to the information
provided in the table, the number of
which of the following substances is
constant after a pond reaches a
temperature of about 20 degrees?
A. Bacteria
B. Fungi C. Algae
D. Virus
2. If the number of bacteria continued
to increase at the same rate as the
pond continued to warm, what would
the measurement be at 30 degrees?
A. 400 B. 640 C. 860 D. 1270
3. Based on the information
presented, the number of which of the
following substances is not
determined by the pond's
temperature?
A. Bacteria B. Fungi C. Algae D.
Viruses
CENTRAL
DOGMA
HOW DNA BECOMES YOU
CENTRAL DOGMA
The idea that DNA is a code that dictates who you are.
TRANSCRIPTION
DNA gets rewritten into RNA
DNA Strand
RNA Strand
RNA
Ribonucleic Acid
Single Strand
Has Uracil instead of Thymine
Nitrogenous Bases: A, C, U, G
TRANSCRIPTION
-Occurs in Nucleus
-RNA Polymerase
makes the RNA
TRANSCRIPTION
PRACTICE
RNA:
A–U
C–G
DNA Strand: A T G G T C C
RNA Strand:
TRANSCRIPTION
PRACTICE
DNA STRAND:
ATGTATGATCCGACGTG
RNA STRAND:
TRANSLATION
“Translates” RNA sequences into amino-acid chains
Amino Acid Chains make up proteins
Protein
Chain
RNA
TRANSLATING
Split RNA sequence into sets of three bases (triplet-codons)
AUGCGCAAUCAG
AUG | CGC | AAU | CAG
TRANSLATING
AUG | CGC | AAU | CAG
TRANSLATE THIS
SEQUENCE (AS A GROUP)
AUGUAGCCGCCCTGA
TRANSLATE THIS SEQUENCE
(AT YOUR TABLE)
AUGGGGAAAUAGUUACCG
SNORK ACTIVITY
You will make your own SNORK based on the genetic code
given
1. Transcribe the sequence into RNA
2. Translate the sequence into an amino-acid chain
3. Find what A.A. sequence codes for what trait
Graph this data. Use what
ever graph you think to be
the correct one.
TRANSCRIBE AND
TRANSLATE THIS INTO AN
AMINO ACID CHAIN
TACGGCTTTGATCGCGGGCTGATA
(First pair to get it right gets a treat!)
REVERSE TRANSLATE AND
TRANSCRIBE THIS SEQUENCE
MET – PHE – TYR – ALA – HIS – GLU – GLY
(First pair to get it right gets a treat!)