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         <description><![CDATA[In this assignment, my understanding of Concept 2 is seen in my ability to recognize why structures will fold in specific ways due to water’s properties, which allowed me to assess the amphiphilic phospholipid chemical structure, identify nonpolar and polar sections, state why the section will act hydrophilic or -phobic, and describe how the structure will fold as a result of the environment being water. My knowledge of bonding properties and the importance of oxygen dominating the electrons making water polar is demonstrated when I explain why there is an attraction between water molecules and other polar molecules, creating hydrophobicity.
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>This work shows my grasp of Concept 4 because in order to write my paragraph that gave the reader an overview of what makes protein synthesis so correlated to life, compared prokaryotes and eukaryotes, and introduced why eukaryotes were essential for forming complex life, I had to apply my understanding of chemical structure and features that define bacteria versus eukaryotic cells, along with the unique traits of a virus. I applied my knowledge of the features of a virus to contrast with living organisms to show why they are not alive and are not affected by antibiotics demonstrating my ability to use this concept and perform higher order thinking with it.</div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I demonstrated my knowledge of concept 6 in this work when I described the components of a eukaryotic cell including the cell membrane allowing transportation and protection for the cell and why these organelles working together in the endomembrane system give eukaryotic cells the complexity to interact with proteins and lipids. This work demonstrates my understanding of concept because I went through and described functions of organelles (eg. golgi body, ER) while trafficking the P-glycoprotein which applied my knowledge of different cellular activities and the importance of compartmentalization in the cytoplasm of a eukaryotic cell.</div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>My mastery of the first two and last point of Concept 14 is highlighted in my Moderna write up. My analysis of the Phase 1 Clinical Trial Data communicates my ability to analyze data and draw insightful conclusions from the results and controls used.  I described what each axis represents and used my knowledge of this to interpret what Moderna wanted to portray to the public with the levels of S-2P and antibodies. I drew real world conclusions about the effects of the vaccine on S-2P and antibody levels from the data in all four and explained why these conclusions are relevant to the objective of the trial. I wrote about the significance of the convalescent section of each graph and why its role as a positive control was important. These interpretations show I can fully analyze a graph and draw conclusions using the language of biology. Also, I wrote in a level appropriate way in my description of the vaccine I describe complex topics such as the perfusion with the ACE2 receptors.</div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>This write up was done to showcase my grasp of concept 7. This concept is about the types of cell signaling and how these signals are amplified. I used my knowledge of this concept to write about a scientific paper I analyzed that tested what exactly happens to bees when they are given caffeine. I broke down what types of cell signaling were happening and how/why this signaling affected memory ability of the bees. I detailed ligand gated ion channels and GPCRs and applied it to this situation showing my knowledge.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>This write up of concept 3 shows that I have used what I learned this year in Bio 1 to think about what being alive actually means. Learning about cellular functions and the laws of chemistry greatly developed my understanding of how complex systems work and how they process energy and matter. Although it is still hard to pinpoint the criterias of being alive, I believe this work and my thinking about what makes cells the basic unit of life shows I have thought about it alot in the context of biology.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>My write up of the sticky note lab and discussion of biological race being unjustifiable through biology displayed my grasp of concept 10 and how evolution is not just natural selection. I explained how allele frequency trends occur and change by events other than "survival of the fittests" such as gene flow, and how there is not just a set of alleles or phenotypes that can be looked at to clearly make racial categories, making race a social concept.</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>*You looked over this concept on Friday and said my discussion on energy conversion when electrons are transferred in the redox reactions during the electron transport chain did a good job to demonstrate concept 11. &nbsp;<br><br>In total this write up showed I grasped the process of cellular respiration and how energy is converted (not created) through reactions and the electrochemical gradient; I think it did show energy flow during metalbolism</div>]]></description>
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