Guide 8B Genomes
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Quiz, Media, & Portfolio Directions
Review Genomes Contents
Genomes Objectives
Comparative Genomes
Compare and contrast the genomes of a variety of animal species, including how all organisms utilize the same genetic code.
Mapping Genes
Explain what is means to map a gene, including the basic process and historical use of fruit flies and crossover data.
Laboratory Animals
List the characteristics of animal species that make them likely to be used as laboratory animals, including care and ethical concerns.
Epigenetics
Describe what epigenetics is and how environmental factors can impact DNA expression.
Eyes
Diagram basic eye structure and note significant evolutionary changes over time.
Genomes Quiz
Genomes Media Piece
Introduced in the Comparative Genomes section of this guide:
For this media piece you are providing an update of your portfolio progress.
Upload to canvas a portfolio update that shows that (a) you have one piece of your work in each of the nine outcome categories (b) in the format you will be submitting at the end of the course.
For example, if you are submitting a slide show, you may be uploading nine different slides showing the work under each outcome category. Or, if you are making a scrapbook, you may have nine different pieces of work on different pages. Or if you are doing a video diary, you may have multiple videos uploaded with comments on how they link to each outcome.
This update is key; the final portfolio will have three pieces of work under each outcome, and by having each of the nine outcomes populated this week, it will be easier to fill in the remaining work over the remaining few weeks of the course.
