Do Now If you could clone (make a copy) of any LIVING thing – what would you clone? Why? If you could pick your baby’s characteristics, would you?

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Do Now If you could clone (make a copy) of any LIVING thing – what would you clone? Why? If you could pick your baby’s characteristics, would you?

Announcements! Make sure you turned in your Unit 5 Packet and your review assignment! New Vocabulary is due Friday!

Biotechnology 5 “stations” 9 minutes each Fill in your notes!

Ram block Get your RAM Notebooks from the shelf Sit quietly for instructions

DO Now What is biotechnology? What is the human genome project? How might this project pose negative consequences? Positive? What is gene therapy? How could gene therapy be beneficial to medical sciences?

Biotechnology http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm6_BBS_KE4

Human Genome Project https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0QZDOcqyO4

Gene Therapy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0RvTOF1fEc

Stem Cell Research https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPulEAryPO0

Cloning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoqBhtwgPmw

DNA genetic genes one insulin bacterial

Transgenic organisms

fragments size group relationships

Gel electrophoresis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwgs-FjvWlw

Gel electrophoresis

U4-26

Practice Biotechnology practice Unit 4 study guide Unit 4 packet is due Friday Biotechnology quiz on Friday

Word Wall Choose any vocabulary word from units 1, 2, 3, or 4 Write the vocab word on a piece of computer paper or construction paper Draw a picture to represent the word Write the definition in your own words Make it colorful and pretty

Biotechnology advertisement Choose 1 type of biotechnology Make an advertisement explaining your technology and why people should use it Poster Video Movie Etc.

Do Now What are transgenic organisms? How are transgenic organisms used in modern medicine? (Hint: think of diabetics) According to the DNA samples below, which suspect was at the crime scene? What type of biotechnology is this?

Announcement Biotechnology quiz will be tomorrow NOT Friday Unit 4 packets will be due on Friday

Who at the Cheese

Materials Handout Scissors 5 DNA patterns Crime scene DNA Suspect 1

Purpose order fragments size nitrogenous bases completely S2 sperm S3

How? cut restriction enzymes load run it! negatively jello smaller ________: cut DNA into fragments using ______________ _____________ (molecular scissors!) __________: put the DNA fragments into wells of a gel _______ ____: connect a power source. __________________ charged DNA moves to the positive (+) end! “swimming through __________” Larger fragments move slower _______________ fragments move faster (& farther!) restriction enzymes load run it! negatively jello smaller

Which suspect was at the crime scene? How? read it! 4. _______ ____: interpret the results! Which suspect was at the crime scene?

Gel electrophoresis

Uses? paternity

U5-4 & U5-5 20 min.

Do Now Whose blood is on the defendant’s clothes? Would you say that the defendant is innocent or guilty? Why

Do Now What type of enzyme acts like “molecular scissors” to cut DNA? List the 5 biotechnologies that we learned about yesterday

DNA different

traits transgenic proteins bacteria plasmid

PROBLEM: People have diabetes and cannot make insulin SOLUTION: use recombinant DNA to force bacteria to make insulin for us!

plasmid restriction plasmid

plasmid restriction lipase asexually synthesizes plasmid human DNA

READ CAREFULLY Recombinant DNA Lab Working with your partner Once you have read ALL of the instructions through one time, you may raise your hand for materials

Practice Pg U5-12 & U5-13

STUDY biotechnology notes. You have a quiz today! Do Now STUDY biotechnology notes. You have a quiz today!