Biology was very interesting today, as always. Mrs. Stein started off the class going over web recources we can use for our cancer research paper. We can either go to science resources or the libguides. Next she went over how to cite our bibliography and what to do after a sentence that you took from a resource. You have to use the MLA guidlines. Next we went over the guidlines for the paper. The format can be what ever you feel like is proper. the rubric consists of:
- Cover page 1 pt
- Grammar, Spelling, Format 2 pts
- Analysis of Cancer Risk Graph (in your intro) - Estimation of Cancer Risk (UP 55) 2pts
- Research on One Type of Cancer 7p ts
- Prevention 2 pts
- Conclusion 2 pts
- Visuals 2 pts
- Bibliography 2pts
- Citations and Appropriate use of resources
- Inclusion of "Estimation of Risk Graph" (UP 55) - colored appropriately
- http://www.turnitin.com/ - submission on time (you must still hand in a hard copy)
- Total pts: 25
Next, we watched the mitosis video that Mrs. Stein showed us. It showed all the stages of mitosis. Then, we took notes on Mrs. Stein's mitosis lecture. The notes:
1. Prophase
chromosomes condense
nuclear membrane dissapears
spindle fibers form as centrioles move toward poles
2. Metaphase
chromosomes line up along center
chromosomes attach to spindle fibers at centromeres
3. Anaphase
sister chromatids seperate and move toward poles
4. Telophase
individual chromosomes gather at poles
nuclear membrane reforms
5. cytokenisis
cell pinches in half
two cells form
animal cells - cleavage furrow
plant cells - cell plate
Finally, we did the lab, where we observed and labeled onion root tip mitosis.
Awsome yo got the PICTURE! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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