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  Molecular Genetics
  Examples, Articles, & Animations
Click to go to link Mitosis vs. Meiosis – great site by PBS that compares the processes of mitosis and meiosis.
Click to go to link DNA-RNA-PROTEIN – Giant book of information and animations on molecular genetics and heredity.
Click to go to link Molecules of Genetics – Interactive article with animations that covers all of the key molecules in genetics as well as replication, transcription, and translation.
Click to go to link Genetic Organization and Control – Interactive article with animations that covers how DNA is configured to create chromosomes and how DNA was discovered.
Click to go to link Tour of the Basics – Great site that covers the basics with animations of DNA and heredity.
Click to go to link You-tube videos – a selection of clips on you-tube that cover topics from basic DNA and cell structure to genetic engineering and disease processes.
Click to go to link Cracking the Code of Life – PBS video clips on DNA, Genome project, genetic disease, etc.
   
  Lab Exercises, Activities, & Games
Click to go to link Cell Cycle Game – nobelprize.org game that allows students to interactively perform the steps of the cell cycle.
Click to go to link DNA – The Double Helix Game – nobelprize.org game in which students match base pairs and perform replication.
Click to go to link Transcription/Translation Activity – In class activity where students “perform” RNA transcription - Transcription Activity
Click to go to link Transcription/Translation Activity – In class activity where students “perform” RNA transcription - Templates for Activity
Click to go to link Transcription/Translation Activity – In class activity where students “perform” RNA transcription - Base Pair Examples
Click to go to link Transcription/Translation Activity – In class activity where students “perform” RNA transcription - Translation Activity
Click to go to link Codon Bingo – The name says it all!
Click to go to link DNA Workshop – site by PBS that allows students to interact with an animation and perform replication, transcription, and translation as well as review DNA structure.
Click to go to link 3-D Model of DNA – create a paper 3-D model of DNA.
Click to go to link Mutation Activity – Java activity were students actually create several types of mutations.
   
  Study Help & Practice Quizzes
Click to go to link Biology Project - interactive tutorials and quizzes on Molecular biology.
Click to go to link Sparknotes – provides a quick overview of topics followed by review problems.
Click to go to link DNA Learning Center
  Webquests & Additional Student Worksheets
Click to go to link DNA Worksheet – 24 question worksheet about the structure of DNA.
Click to go to link DNA Interactive – site that has multiple worksheets and paper activities for DNA ranging from DNA origami to group work on genetic ethics. VERY GOOD SITE!!!
Click to go to link DNA Crossword – 36 question crossword on DNA.
Click to go to link Snork Activity – GREAT paper activity where students transcribe a section of Snork DNA, to then translate the RNA into amino acids, and each amino acid sequence relates to a gene (hairless, round eyes, etc.) of their Snork. After the students finish and have a selection of genes students draw their Snork with it’s characteristics.
   
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