Biology project

All throughout this unit, you have learned what is Biology and what it is about. All of the activities and applies have been preparing you to complete this unit project.  Now it is time to demonstrate what you have learned. Some questions may require you to research ahead in your textbook or to review information from previous chapters. * Click on the link in the Red Box to view the Project Rubrics for this project. * All Sections are required for the Project. * You must follow all instructions to avoid losing points on the assignment * All attached submission MUST have a proper header that include your name and assignment title. For Example: Your Name: John Doe Doe Your Assignment Title: Unit 1 Lesson 1: What Is Biology 1. State the central dogma of molecular biology. 2. Identify the structure of the DNA molecule. 3. Outline the steps of translation. 4. What is the genetic code? What are codons? 5. Identify three types of chromosomal alterations, and the effects each has. 6. What is a frameshift mutation? What causes this type of mutation? 7. Describe how regulatory proteins regulate gene expression. 8. Define mutation and mutagen. List three examples of mutagens. 9. 9. Compare and contrast point mutations and chromosomal alterations. 10. What might be an advantage of having more than one codon for the same amino acids ALL LABS REQUIRE A COMPLETE AND PROPERLY FORMATTED LAB REPORT; ANY ASSIGNMENT THAT DOES NOT HAVE A LAB REPORT WILL BE GIVEN A FAILING GRADE. A SAMPLE REPORT FORMAT CAN BE FOUND ON THE LINK BELOW. • Biology Lab Report Outline • To open the links below, right click on the link and open it in a new tab or window. • This lab requires that you vist each link listed on this page, and takes notes and observation on everything you see. • THERE WILL BE NO EXCUSE ACCEPTED AS TO WHY YOU CANNOT PROVIDE A PROPERLY FORMATTED REPORT. Lab Introduction The molecule that holds the secret of life. DNA stores information in cells of every living organism.   Instructions In this exercise you will examine the molecular structure of DNA and study how it functions in a cell. Inorder to complete the lab you will need to visit each link and carefully read all of the information contained in each link, take notes and make important observations, complete any mini-labs and answer any questions asked in each link. All of the information will need to be included in your lab report. Your answers to the assessment questions will placed at the end of the lab report. • Right click on the link below and open in a new tab or window. • Complete each of the link activities.   DNA Replication | Transcription | Translation | DNA From the Beginning Key Points To Remember 1 Unless you are asked for a list, ALL answers to the questions should be written in complete sentences, utilizing proper lesson vocabulary, grammar, and punctuation. 2 If you are asked to draw any images for an assignment, pictures from the internet will not be accepted as a substitute. 3 If you have to complete a virtual lab, all labs require a complete and properly formatted lab report. A link to a sample report can be found in the lesson folder; a second report outline is also located on the lab assignment page. YOU WILL RECEIVE A SCORE REDUCTION IF ANY OF THE ABOVE COMPONENTS ARE REQUIRED AND YOU DO NOT MEET THOSE REQUIREMENTS