'Long strands' presentation slideshows

TEAM COMPETITION

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BIOLOGY

BIOLOGY. DNA/RNA. What is DNA?. Every new cell that develops in your body needs an exact copy of the DNA from the parent cell . All organisms must be able to pass copies of their DNA on to their offspring in order to continue the species.

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GARNISHING

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Organelle Bingo

Organelle Bingo. The packaging/ distribution center of the cell. This organelle packages proteins. . Boundary of the cell that is selectively permeable. Made up of phospholipids. . Only found in plant cells. Is made up of cellulose and provides support for the cell. .

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Introducing Bryophytes

Introducing Bryophytes . Basic Biology. What is a Bryophyte?. Bryophytes are common plants that are easily found wherever you are. What is a Bryophyte?. They take water and carbon dioxide and use the energy in sunlight to produce sugar and oxygen.

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BIOMOLECULES

BIOMOLECULES. The chemicals of life. TERMINOLOGY. MONOMER A single or simple piece EX: glucose POLYMER Many pieces put together EX: starch. DEHYDRATION SYNTHESIS. Putting monomers together to form polymers using chemical bonds. Involves the loss of a water molecule.

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Opening Questions

Opening Questions. What is the first thing that comes to you mind when you hear the words: Muscle Blood Exercise. Learning Outcomes. 1. Summarize the categories of Proteins 2. Provide examples of their biological functions. PROTEINS. An organic molecule because it contains

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Replication, transcription and translation

Chapters 12 & 13. Replication, transcription and translation. Stores Information Keeps the instructions that make you look and act the way you do Copies Information During cell division you have to copy the DNA before the cell can split Transmits Information

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Transcription

Transcription. The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology: DNA------>RNA------>Protein. The central dogma concerns the flow of biological information:

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Smokeless Tobacco

Smokeless Tobacco. Smokeless Tobacco . Spit tobacco, chewing tobacco, chew, chaw, dip, plug Comes in two forms Snuf a nicotine containing product made of ground or pulverized tobacco leaves Chewing tobacco comes in shredded, twisted, or "bricked" tobacco leaves that

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FUNCTIONS of LIPIDS

FUNCTIONS of LIPIDS. Presentation prepared by Alice F. Mullis February 2011. 1. 4. ENHANCE FLAVOR. TRANSFER HEAT. 2. 5. FUNCTIONS OF LIPIDS. TENDERIZE. LUBRICATE. 3. 6. LIQUIDS in EMULSIONS. AERATE. LIPIDS TRANSFER HEAT. Fats are an excellent heat medium.

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WEATHER

WEATHER. JJ+Taylor. WATER CYCLE.

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Snot City (Oh yeah, Snot yeah)

Snot City (Oh yeah, Snot yeah). Ben & Gabby. Anybody for some Snot?. Our experiment focused on making some fake snot! Snot or mucus, as gross as it sounds, serves an important purpose in our bodies.

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