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Brought to you by Research Organization Texas Academy of Math and Science University of North Texas WEEK 3: BIOLOGY

 The study of life and living organisms! WHAT IS BIOLOGY?  Includes you and me  What other living organisms are there?

IS THIS A LIVING ORGANISM?

IS THIS A LIVING ORGANISM? 

IS THIS A LIVING ORGANISM?

IS THIS A LIVING ORGANISM?

WHAT ARE SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF LIVING THINGS?

 Composed of cells SOME CHACTERISTICS  They all use DNA  They can grow  They can interact with their surroundings

EXPERIMENT TIME!  Problem: I want to actually see DNA, how can I do such a thing?

HYPOTHESIS  What do you think?

MATERIALS  Strawberries  Isopropyl Alcohol  Dish Soap  Salt  Ziploc bag  Coffee filters  Water  Measuring utensils  Beakers or containers  Tweezers  Spoons

PROCEDURE  1. Put a bottle of isopropyl alcohol in a freezer. We'll come back to it later.  2. Measure 90 mL of water into a beaker or similar container.  3. Pour 10 mL of dish soap into the 90 mL of water.  4. Add 1/4 tsp of salt to the liquid in the beaker.  5. Mix it all up and now you've got a homemade extraction solution (Lysis)  6. Place one strawberry in a plastic zipper-lock bag.  7. Pour your extraction solution into the bag with the strawberry.  8. Remove as much air from the bag as possible and seal it.

 9. Use your hands to mash, smash, and mush the strawberry inside of the bag until there are no large pieces remaining.  10. Pour the resulting strawberry and extraction solution mixture through a coffee filter and into a beaker or similar container.  11. Use a spoon to press the strained bits of strawberry against the sieve, forcing even more of the solution into the beaker.  12. From the container it is currently in, transfer the solution into a smaller beaker or similar container that holds around mL of fluid.  13. Add 5 mL of your chilled isopropyl alcohol to the solution and hold the mixture at eye level.  14. Can you see how there is a separation of white "stuff" atop the rest of the solution? That's the DNA of the strawberry.  15. Gently remove the DNA from the solution using tweezers. PROCEDURE

RESULTS

CONCLUSION  ALL LIVING THINGS HAVE DNA!

 There are many different methods that can be used to extract DNA  Human Genome Project  Human cheek cells  Other fruits  Any other living organism FUTURE APPLICATIONS

BIOLOGY CAREERS