https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s Made with whimsy en-us 2018-04-27 01:18:44 UTC 2025-10-27 15:01:13 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Clouds.png karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255871186 Unit 1 - Scientific Processes
Unit 2 - Cell Structure & Function
Unit 3 - Cell Transport & Water Properties
Unit 4 - Mitosis & Meiosis
Unit 5 - DNA & Protein Synthesis Unit 6 - Genetics & Biotechnology
Unit 7 - Evolution
Unit 8 - Plants
Unit 9 - Matter & Energy
Unit 10 - Ecology
Unit 11 - Human Body Systems
ANSWER KEY - https://seminoleschools-my.sharepoint.com/:w:/g/personal/5922002419_student_myscps_us/EXD3cdKVtRFOpvDfrPzlnsgBM47X8HY_ujLVsyJdfQy1Zg?e=K6t6EP]]> 2018-04-27 01:30:15 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255871186 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255872713 1. Science - Science! Science is the study of the unseen and new. Science is questioning what we know, discovering new things about our world that we can't just by traveling and observing.

2. Observation - Observation is what you can see, what is physically in front of you and makes you want to think more about it.

3. Inference - An inference is the small conclusion, the thoughts and ideas we draw from an observation.

4. Hypothesis - After coming up with a question you make an educated guess to what you believe the outcome will be, that is the hypothesis.

5. Theory - A theory is why we get certain results based on tee outcome of our experiment.

6. Independent Variable - The independent variable is the one thing that changed throughout the entire experiment, inevitably it is what we are testing.

7. Dependent Variable - The dependent variable is the result of experiment, it is the outcome based off of the independent variable as of such it is dependent on the independent variable.

8. Control Group - The control group is what the experiment is comparing its test subjects too, to see the change between untested subjects and the tested ones

9. Constant - The constant of an experiment is what you keep the same through the experiment, it is everything the independent variable is not.

10. Law - A Law is a set statement or fact based on continuous testing, it is the same n mater what condition it is tested in!]]> 2018-04-27 01:40:46 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255872713 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255876166 The Scientific Method is the basis for any experiment, nothing would have been discovered without it! To properly conduct the scientific method you must start by researching, thinking, observing, and imagining. You must come up with a testable question and a hypothesis before continuing. Once you do so it is experimenting and drawing conclusions then thinking some more! Imagine all of the people you could help or the random things you could discover just from doing this. It is not as easy as it sounds but it is worth it in the end, to discover something new. If you want to save the world or just a park, or even find out why people chose the things they do or eat the products that they buy, then science is perfect for you. Well, it is perfect as long as you don't forget the scientific method.]]> 2018-04-27 02:08:06 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255876166 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255880884 1. Cohesion - when same particles stick together

2. Adhesion - When different particles stick together

3. Surface Tension - the surface of the water like a thin film caused by cohesion that some bugs are able to walk on

4. Specific Heat - A certain heat a liquid has to reach to boil and/or evaporate, or even freeze

5. Solvent - 

6. Solute - a mixture of two or more substances (liquid or not) that is homogenous

7. Osmosis - The pull of water through a semipermeable membrane

8. Isotonic - Same percentage of salt inside the cell and out

9. Hypotonic - Lower concentration of salt so more water tends to enter

10. Hypertonic - Higher concentration of salt so more water tends to exit]]> 2018-04-27 02:42:06 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255880884 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255881476 Water transport and properties, let us talk about osmosis, it is absolutely fascinating! The way water moves in general is fascinating, when it freezes it gets less dense and floats to the top when in lakes, ponds, or rivers, only freezing the top layer, and water solute, or the salt in the water, likes to move to where less water solute is. You would espect something as common and simple to be just that, simple, but in fact it is more complex than we thought, the movement of water when in high heat or freezing tempatures or when able to move to where less solute levels are. Water is also a universal solvent, it can dilute basically anything it touched instead of bouncing right off, besides oil and vineguar of course, our whole body is also made up of mostly water, the real question here is how come we dont evaporate inside, or does water secretely come up through our mouths and nose and leave us? Thats how strage water is, to make you think things like this.]]> 2018-04-27 02:46:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255881476 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255881776 1. Cell Membrane - The cell membrane protects the entire cell with just a thin, almost invisible layer surrounding it, which, in other words is the cell membrane.

2. Nucleus - The nucleus controls the ENTIRE cell, also holding all of your DNA and the life of the cells in its (metaphorical) hands!

3. Eukaryote - A Eukaryote is an organism that has a nucleus to control it

4. Prokaryote - A prokaryote is the organism(s) that do NOT have a nucleus to control them

5. Cytoplasm - Cytoplasm is like a clear gel that everything inside the cell floats around in

6. Organelle - An organelle is any structure in the cell but it has its original function

7. Endoplasmic Reticulum - The endoplasmic reticulum, or ER, forms tubes surrounded by membranes for extra protection, and is very important for synthesizing

8. Golgi Apparatus - The Golgi Apparatus, or Golgi body, processes macromolecules like proteins and lipids while they are synthesized through out the cell

9. Chloroplast - Chloroplast,  only found in plant cells, is what photosynthesis occurs in, making the plant green!

10. Cell Wall - The cell wall, also only found in plant cells, protect the insides thoroughly as an extra layer

11. Mitochondrion -  The mitochondrion, power house of the cell, produces Atp by using the glucose and sugars produced within the cell]]> 2018-04-27 02:48:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255881776 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882213 The scientific method simplified to a sketch, 6 steps to see and warnings to behold.]]> 2018-04-27 02:51:52 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882213 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882248 The steps of the scientific method with an extra step from the video, simplified but useful for understanding what needs to be done.]]> 2018-04-27 02:52:07 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882248 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882269 The cell structure and its functions, it can be a bit tricky. Most people do NOT like to do things that take hard work but it pays off with this. The structure of your cell is a very complicated matter, there are many things working in these tiny, tiny cells that look like micro scales on your hands. The cell structure and all it's functions is, although small, very important to making you... you! The tiny micro parts working in your cells work almost like a well oiled machine, even better in fact, because not only does it pass around information to keep you healthy but it protects you! Your skin protects your body from the world, your tissues protect your body from yourself, and again, the world. And other skins form what keeps your heart beating, it also forms your heart! It is a very important thing to study if you want to know the basis of how your body works.]]> 2018-04-27 02:52:14 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882269 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882288 Goes into how knowing cell structure can help later on and what it is!]]> 2018-04-27 02:52:23 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882288 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882309 Some extra information on what we know you love most, the cell!]]> 2018-04-27 02:52:31 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882309 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882324 The properties of Water and how it I unique in biology.]]> 2018-04-27 02:52:39 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882324 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882339 Go here to know more! presented osmosis from the website of .gov]]> 2018-04-27 02:52:47 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882339 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882359 1. Genes - Genetic trait holders that affect the phenotype and genotype

2. Gamete - sexual reproduction and fertilization

3. Haploid - One set of complete chromosomes

4. Sexual Reproduction - Reproduction with 2 parent cells

5. Mutation - An alter in the original strand of DNA that could possibly cause physical alterations

6. Meiosis - Reproduction and formation of new chromosomes using half of each of the parent cells]]> 2018-04-27 02:52:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882359 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882374 Mitosis and Meiosis... there is so much to say about this, they go hand and hand, like siblings. Meiosis can't exist with mitosis to form the cells but mitosis cant exist with an original cell formed by meiosis to duplicate to make a living organism. Mitosis has one parent and Meiosis has 2, this strains their relationship because sometimes it is hard to find the second parent, so mitosis has to wait a while before being able to help meiosis create this new life. Meiosis also has a longer process than Mitosis, double the process as it needs to be repeated twice, they both go through Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase (PMAT) at least once. Meiosis sets the basis for new life and Mitosis builds off of it to form growth, it is an amazing process.]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:01 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882374 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882401 It shows the similarities and differences of Meiosis and Mitosis. (I remember Ms. Mig using it and I liked it)]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:08 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882401 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882436 Learn more about Mitosis, click the tab to the left and learn more about Meiosis too!]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:14 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882436 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882511 1. Capillary - 
2. Veins - 
3. Hypertension - 
4. Hemoglobin - 
5. Atherosclerosis - 
6. Gastrulation - 
7. Pathogen - 
8. Macrophage - 
9. Lymphocyte - 
10. Antibody - ]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:30 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882511 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882518 The human body systems is as complex as can be! Our heart, brain, blood, veins and much more is what are systems contain of, and that's just scratching the surface. This topic can be slightly difficult to understand but bare with me. In this unit you will take a trip to find out what parts of our brain are what and what they do as well as which parts of our brains are oxygenated. Our brain has 4 different lobes but one tends to split off into 3 so naturally there are 6, kind of like subcategories but still very important. You will learn about how our brain connects to our senses down to our spinal chord and eventually to our heart, is quite fascinating really. Our heart has more oxygen running through it then not as well, so sit and wait and you'll learn all about that. Don't forget about white and red blood cells either, they're an important part, including antigens and antibodies.]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:36 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882518 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882533 Here we go again down into the body of humans, lets see what learn]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:42 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882533 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882561 Simple Charts]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:52 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882561 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882570 1. Carrying Capacity - The highest point a population can reach before unable to keep growing

2. Density Dependent Factors - Population growth and decrease based on living things like predators, humans, plants, and other things.

3. Density Independent Factors - Population growth and decrease based on non-living things like natural disasters or

4. Immigration -Population that moves into a place

5. Population Density - The number of organisms living in a population

6. Biodiversity - The genetic diversity in a population or biosphere

7. Invasive Species - A non-native species that immigrates to a native land that causes the native species problems or even death

8. Sustainability - How a population stays alive 

9. Habitat Fragmentation - Change in a habitat that causes it to separate 

10. Emigration - Population that moves out of a place]]> 2018-04-27 02:53:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882570 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882574 Ecology, the study of life in our world is a wide variety topic. The mass amounts of not only people but animals and other creatures in this world is what makes it so big of a topic to talk about. There are so many factors to cology but population is a good star, population of different species, humans or otherwise, and how they thrive and survive. The density of a population and genetic variety as well as sustainability is where we get a little more specified. Not to mention, the rate of immigration compared to rate of emigration or even death rate compared to birthrate, which, for humans is scarely over whelming, talk about over populating the world. In this unit you will lern about all of this, but also learn ways to help our planet by learning what is killing the world and other species, like over fishing and pollution, both caused by humans mind you. You will not be dissapointed by the tremendous amounts of variety and biodiversity you will discover when going through this unit but you will definitely be dissapointed in humanity, but dont give up, there is still time to fix it.]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:03 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882574 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882590 The worlds ecology, kind of scary isn't it? how everything effects everything]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:07 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882590 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882596 In depth with ecology, all around the world? (Struggled with this one)]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:09 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882596 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882647 1. Herbivore - Something that only eats plants

2.Carnivore - something that only eats meat

3. Omnivore - something that eats both plants and meat

4. Detritivore - animals that only eat dead organic material like mushrooms

5. Habitat - A specific home that certain animals inhabit, that they are adapted too

6. Predation - 

7. Trophic Level - 

8. Food Chain - 

9. Food Web - 

10. Biomass - ]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:34 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882647 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882657 How much energy do we actually get when we eat? not a lot, to say the lease. The trophic levels go down 10% when energy is passed from food source to food source. You'll be surprised when you learn that bugs will probably pass you more energy than eating shark, which is a thing, why is this? This is because of where they are on the food chain, imagine primary producers have a trophic level of 1000, smaller fish eat that, so the fish gets about 100 of the energy, then shark eats those fish getting about 10, soo when we consumer the shark, we only get 1/1000 of what the plant produces. It's astonishing how much energy is lost in the transferring process. It is also based on the habitat the animal is in, that changed what it may eat, fruits and berries go to monkies or grass goes to zebra which ends at lion, its strange to think about it.]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:40 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882657 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882664 Let us take a quick crash course into catapults and energy]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:42 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882664 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882685 This talks about Food chains and the order of producer then consumers as well as food webs]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:49 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882685 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882709 1. Photosynthesis - The process of turning light, Carbon, and Energy into Glucose and Oxygen

2. Cellular Respiration - process of turning Oxygen into Energy and Carbon

3. Xylem - It is stronger, tends to be what creates wood, transports water

4. Phloem - Transports food

5. Stamen - Male part of a flower, consists of filament and Anther aka Pollen

6. Pistil - Female reproductive organ in a flower

7. Vascular Tissue - The Xylem and Phloem, kind of like veins

8. Meristem - Plant cells that are actively dividing

9. Dermal Tissue - Outer protective later that helps protect against injury

10. Cambium - Thin layer that forms new cells on either side, Xylem on one side, Phloem on the other]]> 2018-04-27 02:54:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882709 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882725 Plants are what keep us alive. Many of you already know this but plants produce the oxygen that keep us alive, but did you know we produce the carbon to keep them alive as well? oxygen and carbon go through the process or photosynthesis and cellular respiration over and over again. Humans breathe in oxygen, in turn producing carbon, this carbon floats in the air until it goes through the plants, sucked in through the leaf and pulled into the chloroplast then used to produce sugar for itself and, you guessed it, oxygen for humans. This process repeats continuously over and over, never ending. Photosynthesis uses energy, light, and carbon, producing glucose, or C6H12O6, and oxygen that it releases, while cellular respiration used oxygen and, of course, energy.]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:00 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882725 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882728 Aren't plants kind of awesome?]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:03 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882728 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882742 Going to this one place you can learn so many amazing things about plants!]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:09 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882742 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882801 1. Evolution - the change occurring over a great length of time

2. Derived Trait - Evolved to get certain adaptions that did not come from an ancestor

3. Ancestral Trait - Shared characteristics based on a common ancestor

4. Homologous Structure - Different parts of the body that share a similar structure

5. Analogous Structure - Similar structures but don't come from the same ancestor

6. Vestigial Structure - A structure that lost all or most of its original function

7. Classification - Categorizing things into different groups based on shared characteristics

8. Cladogram - Shows how an animal evolved and got their own derived traits

9. Binomial Nomenclature - 2 name naming process of different species

10. Taxonomy - naming something through shared characteristics]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882801 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882810 Evolution, the Mother Teresa of all things science and biology, unless you have been living under a rock, you know the basics of evolution, no, not the fact that humans evolve from monkeys, that's slander, whoever told you that lied. Humans come from other humans, just not as evolved, smaller brains, bigger chins, didn't know how to walk upright or use tools, might not even know how to speak in a coherent language, we did come from a common ancestor as primates though, its why we have tail bones! Sadly, we don't grow full tails but we still have the bones for it. It is also why primates also have opposable thumbs, the only problem is that their brains didn't exactly get bigger like ours, they just got more hairy really. many animals have common ancestors. I wouldn't be surprised if we had a common ancestor as a worm, would you?]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:29 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882810 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882819 Watch the evolutions of... well, evolution!]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882819 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882832 Meet Evolution! ]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:40 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882832 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882851 1. Double Helix - The structure of DNA

2. Replication - The copy of a helix strand but with A turned in T, and G turned into C and vise versa

3. Thymine - Also known as T, it pairs up with Adenine in DNA

4. Nucleic Acid - Macro molecule for the nucleus

5. Cytosine - Also known as C, it pairs of with Guanine in DNA

6. Nucleotide - The basis of the macromolecule Nucleic Acid

8. Adenine - Also known as A, pairs up with Thymine in DNA

9. Guanine - Also known as G, it pairs up with Cytosine in DNA

10. Complementary Base - The base that pairs up perfectly with the original base]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:48 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882851 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882861 DNA and Protein synthesis is a tough ball, knowing what to hit first is the hardest, from mRNA to learning about how proteins are synthesizes an part of the process of making new DNA. It is insane how complicated one cell on out whole body of millions of cells is. The coding and process of learning DNA to RNA to mRNA is strange, A to T, G to C, vise versa, then it goes A to U, T to A, G to C, and C to G, sometimes it can get confusing to keep up wit the changing letters when there is a lot to change, that's how amazing out DNA process is to do it in no time at all, more and more cells grow on as each day as more and more fall off and its strange to think about how our skin is constantly moving and working while we laze around and do nothing. It is kind of like the real word, how everything in a city needs to work together or it will all fall apart, just like a cell, that i one really good way to remember the cell processes, treat it like a town or city.]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:54 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882861 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882868 The synthesizing of proteins can be an epic adventure if you know what you're talking about, let's join the Amoeba sisters and find out more]]> 2018-04-27 02:55:57 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882868 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882898 The "truth" about Protein synthesis, find it here.]]> 2018-04-27 02:56:06 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882898 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882912 1. Dominant - The trait that will show more often in the phenotype

2. Recessive - The trait that will show less often in the phenotype

3. Codominance - Both genes show perfectly on the phenotype as separate genes

4. Incomplete Dominance - Both genes mix to form a different phenotype

5. Punnett Square - A model allowing us to easily know the crosses of different genotypes

6. Monohybrid - 2 genotypes crossed that are the same

7. Dihybrid - 2 different genotype traits crossed

8. Biotechnology - manipulations of living organisms genotypes and phenotypes

9. Genetic Engineering - Changing genetics in something manually

10. Gene Therapy - Helping a gene change through different methods like lazers]]> 2018-04-27 02:56:11 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882912 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882919 Genetics and Biotechnology is an advanced topic, to actually do it in real life, change genetic codes or heal and fix cells with therapy is insane! How far we have come as a race is amazin, really, to the point where we change the genes in plants and maybe humans too. The process of Genetics still isn't easy, thinking about Phenotypes and Genotypes, but it isn't hard either, once you get the hang of it you can do a cross of pretty much anything, on paper that is, in real life you would have to do a lot of tinkering with the persons genetics to get the perfect person. Genetic engineering will take this world to a whole new level, and Biotechnology, but maybe a little less of that on animals, they can't necessarilly say yes. In this unit you will learn a lot about how genes are crossed and the probabilities of getting different phenotypes based on the genotypes you got.]]> 2018-04-27 02:56:16 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882919 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882929 How genetic engineering requires learning about biotechnology and genetics and how it will effect our future]]> 2018-04-27 02:56:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882929 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882943 Do you want to know how Biotechnology changed Cancer? I do to, let's read this, shall we? ]]> 2018-04-27 02:56:27 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255882943 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255887513 7. Asexual Reproduction - Reproduction with only one parent cell

8. Chromosomes - Carry all the information of the cells

9. Diploid - Double the number of haploids, 2 complete sets of chromosomes

10. Mitosis - A method of cell division that constantly forms new skin when needed for wounds and growth

11. Daughter Cell - The product of Asexual reproduction splits into two identical cells formed from one parent 

12. Cancer - Uncontrolled growth of cells]]> 2018-04-27 03:21:38 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/255887513 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256169911 The scientific method! as simple as it gets.]]> 2018-04-27 21:19:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256169911 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256170092 A) Give up and go home
B) Think and try again
C) Think and change your hypothesis
D) There is no possible way it is wrong]]> 2018-04-27 21:20:40 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256170092 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256174039 Parts of the cell (plus some) with functions involved as a bonus]]> 2018-04-27 21:56:32 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256174039 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256174373 A) Cell wall and Chloroplast
B) Chloroplast and Mitochondrion
C) Cell wall and Cell Membrane
D) Nucleus and Chloroplast]]> 2018-04-27 22:00:02 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256174373 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256182998 A little more about osmosis, a picture speaks a thousand words]]> 2018-04-28 00:27:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256182998 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256183131 A) Diffusion, Active Transport and Passive Transport
B) Active Transport, Passive Transport and Aggressive Transport
C) Facilitated Diffusion, Diffusion, and Aggressive Transport
D) Facilitated Diffusion, Diffusion, and Active Transport]]> 2018-04-28 00:30:16 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256183131 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256189344 A) Reproduction
B) Growth
C) Cytokinesis
D) PMAT]]> 2018-04-28 02:14:06 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256189344 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256189761 The "simple" picture of DNA and RNA]]> 2018-04-28 02:20:44 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256189761 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256189833 Meiosis and Mitosis PMAT!!]]> 2018-04-28 02:21:33 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256189833 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256190185 A) Double Helix
B) Spiral Chord
C) Duple Helixes
D) Double Hel]]> 2018-04-28 02:27:36 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256190185 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256190405 The true definition of Biotech]]> 2018-04-28 02:31:39 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256190405 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256190887 A) 25%
B) 50%
C) 75%
D) 100%

]]> 2018-04-28 02:38:13 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256190887 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191194 Everything is connected]]> 2018-04-28 02:44:41 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191194 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191238 A) Forehead
B) Chin
C) Brain
D) Teeth]]> 2018-04-28 02:45:48 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191238 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191616 This is what our brains look like! Sadly, less colorful]]> 2018-04-28 02:52:10 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191616 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191868 Labeled parts of Phloem and Xylem for more specific view]]> 2018-04-28 02:56:42 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256191868 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256192469 Shows direction energy flows and different levels of consumers starting with the producer]]> 2018-04-28 03:07:02 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256192469 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256192621 A small description of what this unit is dabbling in, the earth reminds me of the carbon changes with how it glows]]> 2018-04-28 03:09:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256192621 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256192844 A) Biotic and Amazing
B) Biology and A-Biology
C) Abiotic and Biolic
D) Abiotic and Biotic]]> 2018-04-28 03:13:23 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256192844 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256193029 A) Frontal Lobe, Rear lobe, Temporal Lobe, and Partial Lobe
B) Occipital Lobe, Frontal Lobe, Rear Lobe, Partial Lobe
C) Occipital Lobe, Frontal Lobe, Temporal Lobe, Partial Lobe
D) Occipital Lobe, Partial Lobe, Frontal Lobe]]> 2018-04-28 03:16:26 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256193029 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256193234 A) 3
B) 30
C) 300
D) .3]]> 2018-04-28 03:19:21 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256193234 karkat_strider_7 https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256193405 A) Transport Water
B) Transport Food
C) Carry Pollen
D) Carry Nutrients]]> 2018-04-28 03:22:28 UTC https://padlet.com/karkat_strider_7/s2npqtnark8s/wish/256193405