How to study for your DNA –> Mitosis Test
- Test Review Jeopardy – Jeopardyreviewmoleculargenetics_2009_2010
- DNA notes – Click here.
- Cell Reproduction notes – Click here.
- Review the following activities:
- Strawberry DNA extraction
- Have your DNA and eat it too! activity
- Notes on DNA discovery video – click here for video.
- Reading DNA activity (transcription and translation)
- Notes on DNA replication, transcription and translation videos – Click here and navigate to videos.
- Mutations – kinds of mutations and effects of mutations activities.
- Notes on sickle cell anemia video: Click here for video.
- Colorful Electrophoresis
- Simulating Electrophoresis
- Notes on Justice DNA video – click here for video.
- Constructing Human Karyotypes
- Notes on Limb Regeneration video – Click here for video.
- Mitosis graphic organizer (chart)
- Mitosis Video: Click here for link.
- Mitosis activity
- Quiz – DNA Structure and Discovery
- Quiz – Replication and Transcription
- Quiz – Translation and Mutation
- Quiz – Chromosomes and Karyotypes
To review, you can look over the following pages in your textbook. The focus of the test will be what we reviewed in class.
- 291-295 (Transcription and Translation)
- 296-301 (Mutations)
- 203-210 (Chromosomes and the Cell Cycle)
- 328-329 (Changes in chromosome number – not assigned, but useful for review)
- 342 (restriction enzymes – not assigned, but useful for review)
- 345 (PCR – not assigned, but useful for review)
- 346, 352-3 (gel electrophoresis – not assigned, but useful for review)
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Hi Mrs. Bergman,
I’m in your MH3 class, but i was wondering if Meiosis was going to be on the test at all? We kind of had an introduction to it, but i was still wondering.
Meiosis, specifically, will not be on your test. That said, I would have a good grasp on mitosis (which definitely will be) and how the cells produced in mitosis differ from those produced in meiosis in general terms.