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Motivation: Show the relationship between these organisms by correctly placing them on the evolutionary tree 1 2 3 4 5 6 Genetic material Can you match the species with their correct chromosome number What are some differences

Motivation: Show the relationship between these organisms by correctly placing them on the evolutionary tree 1 2 3 4 5 6
Genetic material
Can you match the species with their correct chromosome number
What are some differences and similarities between a chimpanzee and a human Karyotype?
Can you label the diagram? 1 2 A. Base pair B. Cell C. Chromosome 3 D. DNA E. Genes 4 F. Nucleus 5 6
Checking for understanding ◼ What are chromosomes? ◼ What is a gene? Why is it important? ◼ How many chromosomes do humans have? ◼ What is the level or organization of genetic information from smallest to biggest?
So how does DNA make a protein? ¿Cómo hace una proteína DNA? ◼ DNA--- → mRNA--- → Protein
Remember this slide?
How to make a protein from gene
Given the following DNA sequence, make an RNA
Given the following DNA sequence, make an RNA
Given the following DNA sequence, make an RNA
Given the following DNA sequence, make an RNA
Checking for understanding ◼ What process is occurring in this image? ◼ What does the dark blue molecule represent? ◼ The Red? ◼ What are 2 difference between DNA and RNA? ◼ What is the purpose of this process?
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