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1. Take out your Survival Guide from yesterday. 2. Read it! 3. List one word/drawing that is confusing to you. E.O.C Exam

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E.O.C Exam. Take out your Survival Guide from yesterday. Read it! List one word/drawing that is confusing to you. E.O.C. Survival Guide. Title Page Tips/Strategies People Vocabulary Drawings. Tip/Strategy of the Day. Skip around! - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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1. Take out your Survival Guide from yesterday.

2. Read it!

3. List one word/drawing that is confusing to you.

E.O.C Exam

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E.O.C. Survival Guide

I. Title PageII. Tips/StrategiesIII. PeopleIV. VocabularyV. Drawings

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Tip/Strategy of the Day

Skip around! Keep a list of the questions you skip,

then go back and cross out the questions as you answer them.

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Goal 3: Vocabulary

ReplicationReplication

DNA is copied Nucleus Interphase before cell division

Mitosis & Meiosis

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TranslationTranslation

mRNA to a protein Ribosome

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MutationMutation

Change in DNA New protein = new trait (sickle cell

results from a point mutation) Environmental mutagens

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CancerCancer

Cells are “in the way” & “on the move” Cell cycle out of control

Different rules Won’t communicate

Environmental connection

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Human Genome ProjectHuman Genome Project

Map human DNA Ethical concerns?

Privacy Replacing human DNA

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Transgenic OrganismTransgenic Organism

Contains functional DNA from another species

GloFish

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Gene TherapyGene Therapy

Replace DNA to make an organism “normal”

Cystic Fibrosis – give patients “normal DNA”

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MeiosisMeiosis

Cell division for sex cells 4 haploid gametes Crossing over = variation!!!

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NondisjunctionNondisjunction

Chromosomes don’t separate properly

Down syndrome (Trisomy 21)

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HomozygousHomozygous

Genotype w/ the same alleles TT, tt, R1R1

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HeterozygousHeterozygous

Genotype w/ two different alleles Tt, AB, R1R2

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Incomplete DominanceIncomplete Dominance

Heterozygote is a mix! Wavy hair texture C1C1, C1C2, C2C2

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CodominanceCodominance

Heterozygote has both traits! Sickle Cell & Malaria NN, NS, SS

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Sex-Linked InheritanceSex-Linked Inheritance

Trait on the X chromosome Hemophilia, color blindness Sons can’t inherit from father!

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HemophiliaHemophilia

Blood does not clot Sex-linked (XhY) More common in males

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Huntington’sHuntington’s

Dominant genetic disease Progressive & fatal Symptoms begin in 30s or 40s

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PKUPKU

Recessive genetic disease Can’t digest phenylalanine Avoid certain foods

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Blood TypeBlood Type

Type A = IAIA or Iai (AA or AO) Type B = IBIB or Ibi (BB or BO) Type AB = IAIB (AB) Type O = ii (OO)

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Goal 3: Vocabulary

Early lifeEarly life

1. Anaerobic prokaryotes (1st cells)

2. Photosynthetic prokaryotes

3. Oxygen

4. Eukaryotes

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Natural SelectionNatural Selection

Organisms best adapted to the env. survive and reproduce

Bacteria & antibiotics Insects & pesticides

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Geographic isolationGeographic isolation

Organisms can’t interbreed due to a physical barrier

Speciation! Adaptive Radiation

Finches & Honeycreepers

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Unicellular Unicellular

One cell

Multicellular Multicellular

Many cells

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Autotroph Autotroph

Makes own food (plants)

Heterotroph Heterotroph

Searches for food (animals)

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TranslationTranslation

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CancerCancer

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Gel ElectrophoresisGel Electrophoresis

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DNA FingerprintDNA Fingerprint

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Bacterial TransformationBacterial Transformation

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MeiosisMeiosis

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KaryotypeKaryotype

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Punnett SquarePunnett Square

What is the phenotypic ratio when a heterozygous tall pea plant is self-pollinated?

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Goal 3: DrawingsPolygenicPolygenic

InheritanceInheritance

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Homologous StructuresHomologous Structures

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Stabilizing SelectionStabilizing Selection

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Directional SelectionDirectional Selection

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Goal 3: Drawings6 Kingdoms of Classification6 Kingdoms of Classification

Cell Type

# of Cells

Obtains Food

Neat Info

Archaebacteria Prok. Uni. Either Extreme

Eubacteria Prok. Uni. Either Everywhere

Protists Euk. Either Either

Fungi Euk. Either Het. Earth’s decomposers

Plants Euk. Multi. Auto.

Animals Euk. Multi. Het.

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CladogramCladogram

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Goal 3: Practice Test

Answer these 27 questions:Answer these 27 questions:

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