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1 Group Name: List of Student Names
Insert an image of your disease Name of Virus Group Name: List of Student Names

2 Insert an image from your stories
Story Title Insert an image from your stories Quotes from 2 stories Reflection on how these stories made you feel

3 Insert an image from your statistics
Virus Statistics Insert an image from your statistics 8 statistic facts about your virus Reflection on these statistics:

4 Virus Description Insert of what your virus looks like at a microscopic level ____________Virus looks like: 4 descriptions of your virus (DNA? RNA? Single stranded? Double stranded? What are the proteins in the coat? Is it retro virus or haunta virus or what?) Insert an image of what your virus looks like when it spreads

5 Virus DNA Sequence This virus has this DNA sequence in it: Find the DNA Sequence of your virus from the NCBI website. /genome/viruses/variation/ Description of how this DNA is copied:

6 Virus Lifecycle Describe how the virus make the KEY proteins:
Add a picture of the CENTRAL DOGMA Describe how the virus makes more DNA Add a picture of DNA REPLICATION

7 Group Name’s Conclusion
Group member 1 Group member 2 Group member 3 Group picture

8 Sources: NCBI, Virus Variation Cite your sources in MLA format

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