Make Your Name in Codon’s

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Make Your Name in Codon’s September 25th, 2018

~ What percentage of the human genome is “junk”? Bellwork ~ What percentage of the human genome is “junk”?

Essential Question: How can I represent my name in codons? Codon Bracelet 30pts p.52 Essential Question: How can I represent my name in codons?

Human Karyotype 40pts p.53 Essential Question: What genetic disorders occur at each chromosome?

~ How many A, T, C, or G are needed for a codon? Closure ~ How many A, T, C, or G are needed for a codon?

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