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DNA from the Beginning
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| Submitted by: |
Alan Wolf on Jul 14, 2003 |
| Date Last Modified: |
Jul 14, 2003 |
| Title: |
Problem set on the molecules of genetics |
| Description: |
A problem set developed by the National Human Genome Research Institute for high school students, but at a level appropriate for non-major biology students |
| Time Required |
two periods |
| Learning Objectives: |
Educational Objectives:
1. Students will be able to describe the sequence of discoveries that led to our current understanding of DNA's molecular structure, function, reproduction in the cell and genetic inheritance.
2. Students should be able to give examples of one scientific discovery building on another.
3. Students will be able to relate the real data collected to support a theory.
4. Students will be able to appreciate the cellular mechanisms of repair and reproduction.
5. Students should be able to express verbally how they solved a specific problem and answered the question related to the solution. |
| Technical Notes: |
This site was created by NHGRI and questions and comments should be addressed to them.
mailto:nhgriedk@mail.nih.gov |
| Text of Learning Exercise: |
See the NHGRI web site
This site was created by NHGRI and questions and comments should be addressed to them and the following address: nhgriedk@mail.nih.gov |
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