organism of the day: aequorea victoria€¦ · 23/4/2012 · bio rad powerpoint background...
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Is a bioluminescent jellyfish, or hydromedusae, that is found off the west coast of North America from Alaska to southern California. The species is particularly common in the Puget Sound. The jelly fish is almost entirely transparent and colorless, with up to 150 tentacles. Both sexual and asexual.
Organism produces green fluorescent protein. The protein emits a green flourescence when exposed to light. This protein is composed of 238 amino acids. You already inserted this protein into bacteria!
Question:If there are 238 amino acids, how many codons must there be? How many nucleotides in the organism's DNA code for this protein?
Organism of the Day: Aequorea victoria
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BiologyMonday April 23, 2012
1. Organism of the Day: Aequora victoria2. Review pGLO Lab3. Analyze results
Announcements
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Due Today: Answer Day 1 Questions and review for EOC!
Due Tuesday/Wednesday: Complete pGLO laboratory investigation.
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Bio Rad PowerPoint Background Information
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Complete Laboratory Investigation
1. Work with your lab group to answer the remaining questions at the assigned desk.
2. Analyze your petri dishes and I will help you to answer questions.
3. You may use colored pencils to color pictures if you finish early.
Note: some where successful with the transformation, others were not. We learned a lot of laboratory techniques for the first time. There was plenty of room for error!
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Period 2 GroupsGroup 1 Group 5
Mikelle A Ackerley Anika L Vroom
Callan H BarashDavid Nathan Weigelt
Benjamin A Beatie Michael T Wilkinson
Soren C Ferguson Ian A Stearns
Group 2 Group 6
Tararin Nikomborirak Miranda R Petersen
Teddy J O'Mara Michael J Rose
Corey Dunn Zachary T Langford
Nicholas L Edens
Group 3 Gropu 7
Talia A Hunt Emma C Covert
John Henry Kaltreider Raya L Deussen
Cade A Taylor Gareth T Grindeland
Madeline M Mikami Keyna M Hayes
Group 4 Group 8
Claire E Marcum Mary L Boynton
Gabriella C Meninger Emma G Loftus
Hayley S Thomas Patrick L Kulfan
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Period 4 GroupsGroup 1 Group 5
Baker John Dobson Lydia
Binder Jeremy Gangnes Lizabet
Carlson Keith Gildner Joseph
Delphinidae Finn Mason C.
Group 2 Group 6
Grant Keenan Madigan Grace
Helm Carys Parker Joshua
Hoff Andrew Quesada Zachary
Houser Wesley Queva Mynah
Group 3 Group 7
Hubbard Kimberly Reich Lucas
Jackson Kyle Rice Sarah
Jenkins David Rogers Rachel
Kim Grace LaRoche Benjamin
Group 4 Group 8
Saez Isabel Wickline Maxwell
Sand Avery Willett Julian
Spickard Emma Wortley Kyra
Stoulil Liam
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Period 5 GroupsGroup 1 Group 4
Tyler T Beemer Clara H Derrickson
Taylor J Boon Ian P Dobson
Kelly A Coffyn Charlotte E Furner
Conor Cunningham Jonathan J Gallivan
Group 2 Group 5
Noland T Pelly Robert R Haddon
Sabrina L Priest Jesse A Harding
Nicholas J Stahl Katherine A Kinney
Kaitlyn R Wiggins Grant M Klausen
Group 3
Jordan E Lawson
Trevor S Maine
Christine N Moehring
Annamarie G Nason
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Period 6 GroupsGroup 1 Group 5
Brown William Ponce Maria
Burns Alexander Read Dylan
Comeau Adam Rowden Izabella
Cox Kenny Salmon Tanner
Group 2 Group 6
Duncan Morgan Stephens Amy
Gabriadze Ana Thackray Anna
Gilles Ryan Vchulek Dylan
Godtfredsen Elsa Westerhout Collin
Group 3 Group 7
Johnson William Williams Brita
Knudsen Siri Williams Caitlin
Ledoux Grace Perez Levi
Wigins Amber
Group 4 Group 8
Pazoff Emma Grant Michael
Pelliciotta Samantha Donohue Noah
Peloquin Olivia MartinezGreen Tyler
Matthews Kathryn
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Exit Question
Reminders
Plasmids are small, circular pieces of _____________ that bacteria can replicate and transfer.
Due Tuesday/Wednesday: Complete pGLO laboratory investigation.