Curricula and Labs
Currently BABEC supports
the following curriculum modules with professional
development, reagents and some equipment. Developed and tested
during the past five years, these curricula meet and, in some cases,
exceed the recommendations of the National Science Education Standards and
the State of California Science Standards. Students model the scientific method: they hypothesize, experiment, collect and
analyze their data, and support their conclusions with evidence, all in
the context of contemporary issues in biotechnology.
*Curriculum marked with an asterisk an available for download in PDF file
format.
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Alu PV92* -
Introduces students to PCR, issues of identity and issues of privacy.
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Lambda* - PCR
Amplification of a Segment of Bacteriophage Lambda DNA
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mtDNA* -
Students use mitochondrial DNA as a Molecular Clock
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PCR Optimization*
- Students learn how experimental variables affect the Polymerase
Chain Reaction
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D1S80* -
Students use the VNTR Locus D1S80 for human identification (under
development.)
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pGLO Transformation
- Eerie, neon green glowing bacteria
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GFP Purification
- "Secrets of the Rainforest"
Updated
2006-10-31
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