AP Biology

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AP Biology

• Week 3

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Agenda 9/6/11

• Grades up settle up with me at lunch if needed
• Review AP Lab 12
• see next slide with data
• Discuss Lab Report Format start together
• Start Ch. 2 3 review if time
• Study groups
• Homework
• Cornell Notes Ch. 4 5 use study questions to
  guide - self-quizzes due tomorrow
• AP Lab 12 Report due Fri. 9/9
• Chemistry Macromolecule Quiz Mon. 9/12
• Me Look up Functional Group practice

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Data from Pond picturesvideo

• Initial DO 9.6 mg/L
•         After 24 hours   100 10.0
•                                   65 8.8
•                                   25 8.9 
•                                   10 8.7
•                                     2 8.1
•                                  Dark 3.9
• See data table
• Lets see a graph

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Writing your Report lets start together
format
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Ch. 2 3 Highlights
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Agenda 9/7/11

• Period 4 show sample labs only need 3 graphs
• Ch. 2 3 Reminders (highlighted Powerpoints
  online)
• Ch. 4 Functional Groups
• Functional Group practice Ill check Ch. 4 5
  notes while you work on this
• Homework
• AP Lab 12 Report due Fri. 9/9
• AP Review Manual Chemistry Ch. 5 Due Mon.
• Chemistry Macromolecule Quiz Mon.
• 9/12

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Agenda 9/8/11

• Ch. 5 Macromolecules Intro
• Macromolecules Practice activities on
  www.campbellbiology.com (aim to get through carbs
  and lipids)
• Look at highlighted slides from Ch. 5 as go
  through activities (especially different types of
  polysaccharides) and at worksheet from yesterday
• Homework
• AP Lab 12 Report due tomorrow
• AP Review Manual Chemistry Ch. 5 and AP Lab 12
  Due Mon.
• Chemistry Macromolecule Quiz Mon. 9/12

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Warm-up

• 1) What are the 4 groups of macromolecules,
  their subunits, and their general functions?

Macromolecule Subunit Functions




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Agenda 9/9/11

• Collect AP Lab 12 Abstracts
• Macromolecules Protein structure activity
  www.campbellbiology.com have textbook open to
  pages 72-73 (amino acid groups) (as activity
  describes nonpolar interactions, students name
  which amino acids it could be, etc.) 15 minutes
• Computer lab tutorials (40 minutes)
• Homework
• Study for Chemistry and Macromolecule Quiz on
  Monday, also questions from AP Lab 12
• Review Manual due Monday
• Finish protein structure videos
• Optional/Extra Credit Protein Modeling Lab

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In Computer lab take notes after each
tutorial/video on how it helped clarify protein
structure for you

• www.campbellbiology.com
• Repeat protein structure activity if needed, then
  do nucleic acid ones
• Hemoglobin tutorial at http//www.umass.edu/molvis
  /tutorials/hemoglobin/index.htm
• Protein structure/folding -each is 2 minutes or
  less
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vlijQ3a8yUYQfeature
  related
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vMs_ehUVvKKkfeature
  related
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vmeNEUTn9Atg
•  There's even a game for people to play (online?)
  where they compete to fold proteins
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vE0J9H3Yxjecfeature
  related (30 second clip)