Genes- The Recipe for Life

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Genes : The Recipe for Life

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Genes:

Did you know that we share 40 to 50% of our genes with bananas and cabbage? How is this possible? Complete this investigation and you will have an understanding of how the infinite patterns of genetic code create each individual's genetic DNA. It makes you ....You!

Task:

You have been selected to attend the Science Academy. You will learn about the building blocks of every living creature on this planet....DNA. Upon your successful completion of the academy, you will become a crime scene investigator. Using your knowledge of genes and inherited traits you will help solve a crime.

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Step 1: Science Academy

It is important that you have an understanding of how DNA is found in genes. To build background knowledge read the selected articles.

. Background- Read the following articles from SIRS Science Resource and SIRS Discovery .

Step 4: Organize

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Step 2: Questions

Questions help you identify your purpose for reading.

Essential Question: Does genetic fingerprinting provide conclusive evidence in criminal trails?

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Step 5: Conclusion

Do you have information to address each of your questions?

Self Assessment Checklist

Have you recorded all resources used?

Step 3: Gather and Sort

Citing Sources: Bibliography Worksheets Books & Encyclopedias------- Magazines & Web sites

Continue to search related terms to locate additional resources. Return to SIRS Science Resource .

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Step 6: Investigation

To complete the investigation you must work through each center and collect evidence to build your case. Read the case file before beginning.

Case File

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