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Monday April 24th 2017 NO BELLWORK – LAST DAY OF TCAP TESTING
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R r R RR Rr Genotypes: RR, Rr, rr Phenotypes: 75% - rattle
Tuesday April 25th 2017 Review – Heredity In rattlesnakes, having a “rattle” is a dominant trait (R). If two heterozygous rattlesnakes (Rr) were crossed what would be the potential genotypes and phenotypes of the younglings. Draw a Punnett Square and show all of your work! R r R RR Rr Genotypes: RR, Rr, rr Phenotypes: 75% - rattle 25% - no rattle r Rr rr
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pedigree 2 female 3 Wednesday April 26th 2017 Review – Heredity
This tool (to the right) is used to trace a trait or a specific gene throughout a family’s history. What is this called? pedigree 2 Based on the info in the (answer to #1) how many people are affected by this trait/gene? What gender are they? How many “male carriers” do you see? female 3
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Nucleus – control center Ribosome – makes proteins
Thursday April 27th 2017 Review – Cells Give the name and function for the unidentified organelles in the picture to the right. 2 – 3 – 6 – 8 – 13 – Nucleus – control center Ribosome – makes proteins Golgi – packages proteins SER – makes lipids (fats) Centrioles – pulls chromosomes apart in mitosis
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No Bellwork – Reward Day
Friday April 28th 2017 2nd and 3rd periods only!!! No Bellwork – Reward Day
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Nucleolus – makes ribosomes RER – transports proteins
Friday April 28th 2017 Review – Cells Give the name and function for the unidentified organelles in the picture to the right. 1 – 5 – 9 – 14 – Nucleolus – makes ribosomes RER – transports proteins Mitochondria – makes energy Cell membrane – barrier for the cell
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