4A Frankenbaby Knows and N2Ks by Emily Pastula

Need to Knows

emily_pastula — 2016-12-11 06:21:40 UTC

Please title your post-it with you and your partner's name. You should have AT LEAST 10 need to knows to share with the class.

Knows

emily_pastula — 2016-12-11 06:21:40 UTC

Please title your post-it with your and your partner's name. You should have AT LEAST 10 knows to share with the class.

Jose and Conner

2017-01-11 20:01:56 UTC

-How do we genetically create a baby
-How is the baby created with two of the same genders
-How long do we have to complete part 1
-How will we be able to tell how the baby looks like
-How will we make our baby different with each others genes
-How will proteins determine the baby's treats or behaviors

Kaitlyn and Ali Knows

2017-01-11 20:02:13 UTC

-We are creating a baby with 1/2 of out genes
-We need ti create a model
-We need to find out why sexual production is different than asexual production
-There will be 2 main parts in the project
-Part 1 will be about genetic backgrounds
-Part 2 will be about structural changes in genes
-We will be working with a partner in this project

Mariah Knows

2017-01-11 20:03:04 UTC

- you will draw and predict what your baby would look like.
- you may not begin part 2 until part 1 is finished.
-The project is broken in to 2 parts.
- your baby will have half of your genes.
- Part 1 includes a training program that Ms. Pastula will teach.
- Your partner can be female or male.
- Many scientists of the 21st century are focusing on proteomics.
- A lot of research has gone into understanding what genes do and how they determine the characteristics of human beings.
- We will have a partner for this project.
- We will record data.

Makenna and Gurnek

2017-01-11 20:03:18 UTC

-Genes will be transferred to offspring
-The project is in 2 major parts
-We must complete part 1 to move on to part 2
-Our models will show differences that "mutations" make and their result
-Part 1 is a training program
-We will base the baby on me and my partners genes
-Our genes determine our proteins
-We will write a lab report
-We will make a model
-Proteomics is the study of proteins
-James Watson and Francis Crick made the discovery of the structure of DNA
-Ms.Pastula will train us on how to analyse the genetic background of a person
-We will compare and contrast the 2 types of reproducing

Nimah and Mady - Need to Knows

2017-01-11 20:03:24 UTC

-What is asexually
-What is phenotype
-What is genotype
-What is a pattern of dominance
-What is a lab report
-How will we know what our baby looks like
-What does DNA stand for
-What is the final product
-How will we be able to create a model

Anthony and Priscilla

2017-01-11 20:03:38 UTC

Will we make a presentation to present our project to the class?

What does genotype mean?

How does specific genes or D.N.A affect the outcome of the child

How does proteins determine the child or our behavior and traits

Is there a way to make the child male or female.

What does phenotype?

What does asexual Mean?

How will me and my partner's child look like

Lindsay and Kylan N2K's

2017-01-11 20:03:43 UTC

-How do proteins determine our traits and behaviors?
-How do genes determine the characteristics of human beings?
-What does asexual mean?
-What does phenotype mean?
-How do genes determine our proteins?
-What is the point of reproduction?
-How is DNA shared to one person?
-What does genotype mean?
-What will we use to create a model?
-What determines the sex of the baby?

Mady and Nimah Knows

2017-01-11 20:03:53 UTC

-We are becoming parent
-The project is broken into two parts
-There are numerous of activities
-We are making a model
- we are analyzing gene backgrounds
-we are doing part 1
-then we are doing part 2
-we are righting a lab report
-we are learning how too prevent diseases

Ali and Kaitlyn-N2K

2017-01-11 20:03:59 UTC

-what is phenotype
-how to combine the DNA
-when it's due
-who will be out partner
what does genotype mean
-what does the model need to look like
-how long is the project
-how to make a lab report
-when is it due
-what are punnet squares
-what does asexual mean

Paul Gabriel Buna and Mariah - Knows

2017-01-11 20:04:06 UTC

1. Babies are made from asexual or sexual reproduction.
2. The whole project is broken into 2 parts.
3. When the class completes part 1, they are able to move on to part 2.
4. The structure of DNA was discovered in the 1950's by Francis Crick and James Watson.
5. Since then, research has been provided to further understand DNA structures.
6. Numerous activities will be provided to teach the class about the topic of Genes and DNA.
7. We will be partnered with someone, but they don't exactly have to be the same gender.
8. The class will, at one point, draw what they predict them and their partner's baby will look like.
9. Many scientists of the 21st century are focusing on the research of proteomics.
10. Using genetic information from both partners, the class will predict and draw their baby as accurately as possible.

Makenna and Gurnek

2017-01-11 20:04:27 UTC

1. What does asexually mean?

2.Will the model be on paper or on a computer?

3.What does punnet squares mean?

4.What does phenotype mean?

5.What does genotype mean?

6.How will we create a baby?

7.When is this due?

8.How do proteins effect our traits?

9.How do proteins effect our behaviors.

10.What kind of data will we be recording.

11.What are the differences of reproduction.

12.What are the patterns of dominance.

Priscilla and Anthony - know

2017-01-11 20:04:37 UTC

-we work with a partner
-my partner will provide 1/2 of the baby's genes
-there is a part 1 and a part 2 in this project
-in part 1 we will analyze the genetic background of an individual
-me and my partner will create a baby with our genetic information
-proteomics is the study of protein
-we will complete numerous activities

Alexia, Diego- Knows

2017-01-11 20:04:48 UTC

- We will study genetics
we will do a project about genetics
- We will work with a partner
-We will be writing a lab report
-We will make a model
-We will be recording data
-Our genes determine our protein
-The 20th century was an amazing one for genetics
-We are drawing what we think the baby would look like based on me and my partners genes

Jasper & Alex K2K

2017-01-11 20:04:57 UTC

N2Ks:
What does DNA stand for?
When does the project end?
How many genes get trasfered over?
What does asexually mean?
What determines the gender?
Does the kid take over eye and hair color?
What does phentype mean?
What does genotype mean?
What does inheritance mean?

Cinthya and Pablo's Knows:

cinthya_rojas04 — 2017-01-11 20:05:02 UTC

1. We will not be moving onto part 2 of the project until we finish part 1
2. We will be conducting an experiment to create the baby
3. We will design with our partner what the baby will look like
4. Genes determine the characteristics of human beings
5. We will be writing a lab report
6. We will learn how to analyze our genetic background
7. We will be working with a partner for this project
8. Ms. Pastula will train us about how to analyze the genetic background of an individual in a training program
9. We will learn the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction
10. We will combine our genes with our partner to create the baby

Joshua Lindayen & Lailah Davis N2K's

2017-01-11 20:05:11 UTC

-What does DNA stand for?

-What are the pros and cons of genetic engineering?

-What are the pros and cons without genetic engineering?

-What tool(s) are used for the genetic engineering and what (is it/are they) made of?

-How much is genetic engineering?

-What is the chance or risk of mutation?

-What are the dangers of genetic engineering?

-Are we making a 3D model?

-How long will this project last?

-When will the project begin?

-What does offspring mean?

-Will we be doing a presentation?

-Do we only get class time to work on this project?

Joshua Lindayen and Lailah Davis Knows:

2017-01-11 20:05:30 UTC

1. I will be creating a baby with a partner
2. We are comparing and contrasting sexual and asexual reproduction
3.We will be trained on how to analyze the genetic background
4.We will be record data
5. We are writing a lab report
6.You can't start part 2 unless you finish part 1
7.We must go through numerous activities that must be completed
8.We are performing crosses using punnett squares
9.We are performing an experiment to create our baby
10.What does phenotype mean

Alexia Diego

2017-01-11 20:05:43 UTC

-when will we be assigned partners?

-what materials will we need to succeed this project?

-how will we build a model

-how will we put our genes together

-what kind of activities will we do to help us complete this project

-when is this project due

-how will we present them to the class

Frida and Chris

2017-01-11 20:05:57 UTC

- We will make a baby.
- We will be analyzing.
-Francis Crick and Jame Watson discovered structure of DNA
-There is 2 part to the project
-we will analyze a baby
-gene can predict the baby's appearance
-Many scientist are focusing on protein
-Organism reproduce either sexually or asexually

Lindsey and kylan knows

2017-01-11 20:07:03 UTC

We will have a training camp for dna a or traits to have a background

Kamare and Angelique - Knows

2017-01-11 20:07:20 UTC

-Genes determine our proteins.
-Organisms reproduce, and transfer their genes in their offspring.
-There will be a training program where that will teach us how to analyze the genetic background of an individual and more.
-There will be activities where we will compare and contrast sexual and asexual reproduction.
-You will need the skills from Part 1 for Part 2 where you will develop a model to explain why mutations may affect proteins and their results.
-We will draw the babies using our genes, and our partner's genes.
-We will use genetic information to create our baby.
-It told me I can have any kind of kid.
-Many scientists are focusing on a variety of different proteins.
-There will be numerous activities.
-They transfer genetic info.
-Your partner can be any gender.

Alex and jasper

2017-01-11 20:08:12 UTC

-we are learning about genes
-we will record data
-we will be writing a lab
-We are learning about D.N.A
-This is a experiment
-develop a model of our baby
-2 parts

Kamare and Angelique N2K's

2017-01-11 20:09:19 UTC

How will we they stop the disease.
What is a asexual reproduction.
What is genotype.
What does phenotype mean.
How do organisms transfer their genetic information into their offspring.
Why does asexual reproduction result in offspring with identical genetic information.
How do proteins determine our traits or behavior.
How does genes determine the characteristics of human beings

Lindsey and Kylan Knows

2017-01-11 20:10:58 UTC

We must learn that reproduction is serious choice

Lindsey and Kylan

2017-01-11 20:13:23 UTC

A new born child inherit the parents looks and sometimes personality

Frida and Chris

2017-01-11 20:14:19 UTC

- What are Proteomics?
- How will we predict a phenotype of baby?
- How will we predict a genotype for the baby?
- How does a gene(s) affect a baby?
- How long does it take to get to part 2?
- Will we have to write an essay?
- How will we make a lab report?
- Will we make a model?
- What does asexual mean?

Lindsey and Kylan knows

2017-01-11 20:14:42 UTC

The dna that the mom and dad have is the kind of shared dna the child will like the nose or eyes

Cinthya and Pablo's N2K

cinthya_rojas04 — 2017-01-11 20:14:46 UTC

1. What does asexual mean?
2. The model we are creating, is it a poster or what type of model?
3. What are punnet squares?
4. Is offspring another word for a baby?
5. What does mutation mean?
6. What does phenotype mean?
7. What does genotype mean?
8. What will the experiment be about?
9. What will the outcome of our Frankenbaby be?
10. What will the lab report be about?
11. How will we look into our genetic background?

Lindsey and Kylan knows

2017-01-11 20:16:08 UTC

Dna is broken into two parts and is shared through the child

Lindsey and Kylan

2017-01-11 20:18:22 UTC

Reproduction keep a natural environment of humans going or continuing.

Lindsey and Kylan knows

2017-01-11 20:20:49 UTC

I know that I will be working with a partner

Lindsey and Kylan know

2017-01-11 20:21:54 UTC

I know that my partner will be providing the baby with 1/2 of it's genes

Lindsey and Kylan knows

2017-01-11 20:23:32 UTC

Important experiments early in the century led to a discovery of the structure of dna.

Paul Gabriel Buna and Mariah - N2K

2017-01-11 20:25:04 UTC

1. How are babies made from the action of sexua or asexual reproduction?
2. What does asexual mean?
3. How will the model explain the difference between the offspring of asexual and sexual re-production?
4. Why is it important to discuss genetic engineering at the end of part 1 of the project?
5. How do scientists replace strands of a baby's DNA structure with new ones?
6. How did the discovery of the DNA structure forward our thinking of genes back then?
7. Why is knowing a person's genetic background and other skills vital to complete the first part of the test.
8. What type of model will we use to represent our baby?
9. What does the word Mutation mean?
10. How do proteins affect newborn babies' traits and behaviors?

John and anthony

2017-01-11 20:26:01 UTC

Organisms reproduce

Jose and C0nner

2017-01-11 20:26:41 UTC

-We are making a baby
-We parents with our partner
-We can work with a m or f
-There are 2 parts
-We will predict what the baby will look like
We must finish part 1 to start part 2
-We use protein the predict what the baby looks like using proteins

Mariah N2K

2017-01-11 20:27:46 UTC

- How long will this project last?
- What are punnet squares?
- How do we make the lab report?
- Will our model be real or designed on a computer?
- What is phenotype?
- What is genotype?
- What is asexually?

2017-01-11 20:44:17 UTC