PEARSON · Applied Science 2010 QCF · Unit 18 Genetics and Genetic Engineering

This presentation is about genetic and genetic engineering covers the distinction criteria. (Not the whole assignment)

In this bundle I have included all of the assignments for unit 18, I got the highest grade in all of these assignments, this does not guarantee that you will get all your grades but it should definitely help, I have all the references included in the assignments too. Hope they help! :) x

You are working for the Sanger Institute and you have been asked to demonstrate basic DNA techniques to students visiting the facility. Carry out the following DNA techniques: • DNA Extraction • PCR Reaction and Electrophoresis • Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism analysis and Electrophoresis • pGlo Genetic Transformtion Record your activities in your notebooks. For each practical you must include a description of the method, results, conclusions and photographs documenting your i...

You are a geneticist working for a genetics company. You have need asked to take students on a visit around your facility. In order to do this you have been asked to complete a short assessment to ensure you are familiar with level 3 Mendelian genetics. Create a glossary of terms to demonstrate your understanding of monohybrid and dihybrid inheritance. Use a punnet square to demonstrate how two individuals who are not affected by Cystic Fibrosis can have a child who is affected by Cystic Fibro...

You work in a cytology lab and have started to do workshops for college and sixth form science students. You will have to investigate and produce resources for workshops on cell division. Draw and describe the stages of mitosis and meiosis cell division on a poster. Carry out a root tip squash investigation to identify cells that are actively dividing. When a dividing cell is identified, photograph the cell labelling which stage of mitosis it is in. When you have identified cells in each st...

Protein synthesis is said to be the central dogma of molecular biology. It is the key assumption of molecular biology, namely, that each gene in the DNA molecule carries the information needed to construct one protein, which, acting as an enzyme, controls one chemical reaction in the cell. You are preparing to visit the Sanger Institute which is the work place of the world’s leading Geneticists. Before you visit you must show that you have a good understanding of how DNA functions to produce ...

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A text description with detailed diagrams that describes the key terms used when describing the process of genetic variation, in addition to mitosis and meiosis.

Document with diagrams explaining the process of where genetic information is stored, the basic structure of the DNA, in addition to the process of transcription and translation.