11.16_6thSci_TR Ch 2 Task
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Silk flexibility, silk stickiness, and venom are all examples of...
“F1” and “F2” represent two different...
Leo has a medium silk flexibility; this is an example of a....
Leo is ______ for this feature
So far in this unit, we’ve been trying to understand the following question: Why do Darwin’s bark spiders make different proteins for silk flexibility?
Using what you’ve learned so far, answer that question, using the terms proteins, heterozygous, and homozygous.
Sentence Starter:
Darwin Bark Spiders make different proteins for silk flexibility because...
Offspring A is , this means they have version(s) of this gene. Because they have versions of this gene, their cells will have types of protein(s).
Offspring B is , this means they have version(s) of this gene. Because they have versions of this gene, their cells will have types of protein(s).
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OFFSPRING A -
Explain how the proteins connect to make the trait for silk flexibility.
Hint:
1. Genes = ?
2. Are they homozygous/heterozygous?
3. What does that mean for proteins?
4. How do they connect?
Sentence Starter:
Offspring __ is ____because he has (one/two) copies of the gene. Allele ___ instructs for Protein ____ (and allele ___ instructs for Protein ____. This means that ______
(talk about how the proteins connect - how many connectors and what that means for the type of silk flexibility)
OFFSPRING B -
Explain how the proteins connect to make the trait for silk flexibility.
Hint:
1. Genes = ?
2. Are they homozygous/heterozygous?
3. What does that mean for proteins?
4. How do they connect?
Sentence Starter:
Offspring __ is ____because he has (one/two) copies of the gene. Allele ___ instructs for Protein ____ (and allele ___ instructs for Protein ____. This means that ______
(talk about how the proteins connect - how many connectors and what that means for the type of silk flexibility)
Offspring C is , this means they have version(s) of this gene. Because they have versions of this gene, their cells will have types of protein(s).
OFFSPRING C -
Explain how the proteins connect to make the trait for silk flexibility.
Hint:
1. Genes = ?
2. Are they homozygous/heterozygous?
3. What does that mean for proteins?
4. How do they connect?
Sentence Starter:
Offspring __ is ____because he has (one/two) copies of the gene. Allele ___ instructs for Protein ____ (and allele ___ instructs for Protein ____. This means that ______
(talk about how the proteins connect - how many connectors and what that means for the type of silk flexibility)
Offspring D is , this means they have version(s) of this gene. Because they have versions of this gene, their cells will have types of protein(s).
OFFSPRING D -
Explain how the proteins connect to make the trait for silk flexibility.
Hint:
1. Genes = ?
2. Are they homozygous/heterozygous?
3. What does that mean for proteins?
4. How do they connect?
Sentence Starter:
Offspring __ is ____because he has (one/two) copies of the gene. Allele ___ instructs for Protein ____ (and allele ___ instructs for Protein ____. This means that ______
(talk about how the proteins connect - how many connectors and what that means for the type of silk flexibility)
