WED 4/10/13 wk-3 ALL OBJECTIVE: 1/2/3 TOPIC: DNA structure/function/scientist DO NOW :  daily grade: -12.1 S/F coloring/concept map AGENDA: WRAP UP :

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WED 4/10/13 wk-3 ALL OBJECTIVE: 1/2/3 TOPIC: DNA structure/function/scientist DO NOW :  daily grade: S/F coloring/concept map AGENDA: WRAP UP :  DW: Rosalind Franklin article DUE: FRI  HW: - DUE:  12.1 S/F--COLORING/CONCEPT MAP -DOUBLE HELIX VIDEO CLIP -DNA SORT -”I AM A NUCLEOTIDE” -JOURNEY INTO DNA: CRACKING the CODE of LIFE DNA REPLICATION ANIMATION  WEBQUEST  ABSENT--  HANDOUTS: labeling journey into DNA replication animation  COMPLETE & TURN IN: - BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL: -DW check—12.1 materials -DRAW: section of DNA w/4 nucleotides -DETERMINE the function of DNA A:-stores/transfers genetic info -makes proteins

EXAM RETAKES Retakes: -Students are allowed to retake any UNIT EXAM, ONLY after taking these steps: -The EXAM retake must be taken during SEMINAR 2 the designated time—usually the following week -Student initiates the retake with Mrs S (before/after school) -Students must complete the ASSESSMENT ANALYSIS and present it to Mrs S before retaking exam -Students will analyze which objectives they have not mastered — these unit objs need to be redone -You must have completed all assignments up to this point, including daily work **The score on retake exam -10% will be the unit exam grade

3NUCLEOTIDE O=P-O OPhosphate Group Group N Nitrogenous base (A, G, C, or T) (A, G, C, or T) CH2 O C1C1 C4C4 C3C3 C2C2 5 Sugar Sugar(deoxyribose) O copyright cmassengale

12.1 DNA LABELING

HW/obj QUIZ #2 1-what part of cell is the genetic material— DNA or protein 2-DNA is made of subunits called ___________ 3-list in order from smallest to largest: nucleotides/cell/dna/chromosome/gene/nucleus 4-why is photo 51 important? 5-who took photo 51? Crick/Franklin/Watson/Wilkins 6-who identified the structure of DNA? ____& ___ 7- CHARGAFF’S RULE: A=___ / C=___ -DRAW/LABEL a nucleotide-include 3 main parts

HW/obj QUIZ #2 1-what part of cell is the genetic material— DNA or protein 2-DNA is made of subunits called nucleotides 3-list in order from smallest to largest: nucleotide/dna/gene/chromosome/nucleus/cell 4-why is photo 51 important? Helped identify structure of dna 5-who took photo 51? Rosalind Franklin 6-who identified the structure of DNA? Watson & Crick 7- CHARGAFF’S RULE: A=T / C=G -DRAW/LABEL a nucleotide-include 3 main parts