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Objective: SWBAT explain how crime scene evidence is processed to obtain DNA.

Do Now : So far we have completed two DNA extraction (banana and human). W e used spoons, cups and toothpicks in both labs. List 3 more materials that we used in BOTH labs. Using your DNA molecule that we build, label two nucleotides, 4 nitrogen bases and the backbone of DNA.

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Catalyst

Catalyst. Look over your learning logs What are the three learning targets that you think will be the hardest for you? Copy them down. Why do you think that?. End. Binder Organization. Binder checks on each review day for each of our unit test

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50 Days Until the Harvard Westlake Final

50 Days Until the Harvard Westlake Final. Catalyst: I increase the concentration of reactants, will the rate of my reaction increase or decrease? Why? I decrease the temperature will the rate increase or decrease? Why? 3. Define rate of reaction. End. Reading Debrief.

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EEE 334 LAB Fall 07 Lab Web Site: class.fulton.asu/eee334/

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Mercury and Venus

Mercury and Venus. Mercury. Mercury. Messenger of the gods. General Features. Only visible just before or after sunset Smallest by far Fastest moving No atmosphere Looks like our Moon!. Up Close Craters. Caloris Basin. Large impact crater Created shock waves all over the planet!

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SCI 207 TUTORIALS Success Secrets/ sci207tutorials.com

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SCI 207 TUTORIALS Massive Success @sci207tutorials.com

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What sits on the bottom of the ocean and shakes?

What sits on the bottom of the ocean and shakes?. A Nervous Wreck. Whatever Floats Your Boat. Using the available supplies, your crew is in charge of getting as much cargo on your pirate ship back to London.

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The Cell Phone Habitat Lab Construction

The Cell Phone Habitat Lab Construction. Problem?. Choice B

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Density Column Project

Density Column Project. Background. Density is the ratio of the mass and volume of a substance. Each substance has a specific value for density. If a substance floats in water, its density is less than that of water. If a substance sinks in water, its density is greater than that of water.

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Dogfish Shark Dissection

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WATER QUALITY LAB REPORT

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