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AP Biology
- Recommendations
- Unit 1: Biochemistry
- Unit 2. Cells
- Halloween Project
- Unit 3. Cell Respiration
- Thanksgiving Project
- Unit 4. Photosynthesis
- Unit 5. DNA and Cell Cycle
- Unit 7. Genetics
- Christmas Break Project
- Unit 6. Protein Synthesis
- Unit 8. Gene Regulation
- Unit. 9 Biotechnology
- Unit 10. Microevolution
- Unit 11: Macroevolution
- Unit 12: Ecology
- Immune system
- Endocrine System
- Nervous System
- Botany
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Biology
- Unit 1: Scientific Method and Characteristics of Life
- Unit 2: Ecology
- Unit 3: Biomolecules
- Unit 4: Cells
- Unit 5: Cell Transport
- Unit 6: Photosynthesis/Cell Respiration
- Unit 7: Cell Division
- Unit 8: Genetics
- Unit 9: DNA and Protein Synthesis
- Unit 9: DNA, Protein Synthesis and Biotechnology
- Unit 10: Biotechnology
- Unit 11: Evolution
- Unit 12 (Part 1): Classification of life - Viruses, Bacteria, Protists and Fungi
- Unit 12 (Part 2): Classification of life - Plants and Animals
- Unit : Animal Behavior
- EOC Review Schedule
- EOC Review Schedule
- Honors Forensics (Fall)
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Protein synthesis is one of the most fundamental biological processes by which individual cells build their specific proteins. Within the process are involved both DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and different in their function ribonucleic acids (RNA). The process is initiated in the cell’s nucleus, where specific enzymes unwind the needed section of DNA, which makes the DNA in this region accessible and a RNA copy can be made. This RNA molecule then moves from the nucleus to the cell cytoplasm, where the actual the process of protein synthesis take place.Powerpoints:
- Tuesday, December 17
- Transcription Lecture
- Transcription POGIL
- Radiolab: Translation excerpt
- Homework:
- Reading:
- Radiolab: Translation excerpt (just first 10 min)
- What scientist are they sitting down with for this talk?
- One person says that DNA is a book that creates its own reader – how is it explained how that is not necessarily true for you as an individual person?
- Lots of biologists say that life started out as _____ with no DNA.
- Edpuzzles:
- DNA, Hot Pockets, & The Longest Word Ever
- Protein Synthesis (Teachers Pet)
- Wednesday, December 18
- Translation POGIL
- Homework
- Look over end of chapter questions (often helpful on quizes!)
- Edpuzzle - Transcription and Translation Overview
- Thursday, December 19
- Work on POGILS and any leftover work
- Monday, January 6
- BiomanBio: Protein Synthesis Race
- Quizlet Live on Protein Synthesis
- Tuesday, January 7
- Quiz on reading
- Take out Science - Protein Synthesis activity
- Homework
- Edpuzzles
- Transcription and Translation (Bozeman)
- Protein Synthesis and the Lean, Mean Ribosome Machines
- Edpuzzles
- Wednesday, January 8
- Essay Quiz
- Homework - Study for the TEST!!!!
- Thursday, January 9
- Grade Essays
- Table Top Transcription/Translation Review
- Homework - Study for the TEST!!!!
- Friday, January 10
- TEST! (Test Study Guide)
Review Videos:- Teacher's Pet: Protein Synthesis
- Bozeman: Transcription and Translation
- Crash Course: DNA, Hot Pockets, & The longest word ever
- Transcription and Translation Overview
- Khan: Differences between translation in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
- Khan: Transcription 1
- Khan: Transcription2
- Khan: Translation 1
- Khan: Translation 2
- Amoeba Sisters and the Lean Mean Ribosome Machine
Review Games:- Drag and Drop: Protein Synthesis
- Learn Genetics: Transcribe and Translate a Gene
- Transcription Worksheet
- Translation Worksheet
- Protein Synthesis race game (game pieces)