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1 BIOINFORMATICS BY AMALIA HANSEN

2 WHAT I’VE LEARNED The process of DNA replication (Polymerase Chain Reaction) How to use Bio-Linux How to extract DNA from fruit Mutation of a gene How to find a primer Protein translation Mutated DNA sequence http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/central/

3 WHAT I ENJOYED Videos Hands-on activities Bio-Linux DNA sequencing DNA necklace http://www.dailyhottrends.info/2011/dna-takes-square-roots-cosmic-variance-discover- magazine.html

4 There are four bases- A, T, C & G. A is always paired with T, and G is always paired with C. This is one strand of a DNA sequence (human): atgctgggtccagct If one letter had been different or absent, there could be severe problems. DNA SEQUENCING http://www.dreamstime.com/royalty-free-stock-photo-human-dna-sequence-image98535

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