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Discuss the nature of science, scientific inquiry and problem solving
Analyze cellular design and function in plant, animal and bacterial cells
Explore the structure of DNA and its relationship to the cell
Evaluate forensic techniques
Biotechnology Quiz 2 Review
Science is basically predictability
It is using what we know today to give us the ability to predict certain things about the world around us
What is Science?
Scientists use Critical Thinking
Be Curious – look around and ask questions about things
Be Skeptical – don’t always believe the first thing you hear
Be Flexible – even after you have found one explanation, keep looking, you may find an even better one later
How does a Scientist Think?
Scientists use the Scientific Method
Observation –carefully watching something around us
Hypothesis – an educated guess explaining what you are observing
Experiment – testing your hypothesis by designing and carrying out an experiment
Conclusion – judging on the basis of your experiment if your hypothesis is right or wrong
How do a Scientist Act?
Experimental – the group in the experiment that is tested
Control – the group in the experiment that stays the same
Two Groups in Experiment
Correlation – two things happen together
Cause Effect - one thing or event actually causes the other to happen
Two Groups in Conclusion
All living matter is made up of one or more cells. Also, any cell alive today
had its origin in a preexisting cell
Cell Theory
Plant cells have cell walls Plant cells have chloroplasts that contain
chlorophyll Plant cells have larger vacuoles than Animal
cells Animal cells contain centrioles Many animal cells have flagellum to help
with movement
Differences between Animal and Plant Cells
Bacteria are prokaryotes, they do not have a well-defined nucleus
Bacteria cells contain a single closed DNA circle
Need a microscope to see them Bacteria come in three shapes
◦ Cocci (round)◦ Bacilli (rod-shaped)◦ Spirilla (spiral-shaped)
Bacterial Cells
A gene is a unit of information that can be passed on to offspring
They are a powerful influence on physical and mental characteristics
As powerful as genes are, however, it’s important to remember that environment also helps shape organisms
Genetics and DNA
Genes are usually either dominant or recessive
◦ A dominant gene is expressed in the offspring no matter what gene the other parent contributes
◦ A recessive gene is expressed in the offspring only if both parents contribute recessive genes
Genetics and DNA
A genome is an organism’s complete set of DNA
Except for mature red blood cells, all human cells contain a complete genome
What is a Genome?
DNA contains a phosphate group that attaches to base pairs
The four base pairs of DNA are:◦ Adenine (A)◦ Thymine (T)◦ Guanine (G)◦ Cytosine (C)
Remember A only attaches to T and G only attaches to C!!!
Genome Science
Forensic comes from the Latin word forensis.
Forensic science is science used in public, in court or in the justice system. Any science, used for the purposes of the law, is a forensic science.
What is Forensic Science?
1. Firearms and tool marks2. Forensic profiling3. Document examination4. Autopsy5. DNA typing6. Forensic Anthropology7. Odontology8. Blood
Forensic Science Techniques