2. Intro to Biotech/Micro Cloning & Such DNA & Proteins DNA Labs Miscellaneous 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 500 400 300 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 100 Final Jeopardy See directions on last slide Jeopardy Theme Song: http://www.tesd.k12.pa.us/techn ology/2001- 2002%20Web/Jeopardy.wav http://www.tesd.k12.pa.us/techn ology/2001- 2002%20Web/Jeopardy.wav

3. Intro to Biotech / Micro for 100 The study of living tools »What is Biotechnology? Back

4. Intro to Biotech / Micro for 200 2 requirements for fermentation to occur »What are a microbe, a sugar source, and an anaerobic environment Back

5. Intro to Biotech / Micro for 300 This type of microbe has eukaryotic cells »What are fungi. Back

6. Intro to Biotech / Micro for 400 The term for bacteria with THICKER cell walls »What is Gram +. Back

7. Intro to Biotech / Micro for 500 Some antibiotics target this component of bacterial cell walls (which is why they don’t work on eukaryotic cells) »What is peptidoglycan. Back

8. Cloning and Such 100 The reason Dolly the Sheep is significant »What is she was the first clone from an adult cell Back

9. Cloning and Such 200 The term for the way in which plants can clone themselves »What is natural vegetative propagation Back

10. Cloning and Such 300 Grafting is an example of this »What is artificial vegetative propagation. Back

11. Cloning and Such 400 The term for the ability of a cell to become any other cell type of an organism »What totipotency. Back

12. Cloning and Such 500 A type of cloning that is done for the sole purpose of creating stem cells, NOT an organism »What is therapeutic cloning Back

13. DNA and Protein for 100 TATA, for example »What is a promoter. Back

14. DNA and Protein for 200 This is the molecule that carries the code of DNA out of the nucleus. »What is mRNA. Back

15. DNA and Protein for 300 This is the process by which mRNA is copied from DNA »What is transcription. Back

16. DNA to Protein 400 This is the site in the cell where proteins are manufactured. »What is the ribosome. Back

17. DNA to Protein 500 This is the process by which mRNA bases code for amino acids. »What is translation. Back

18. DNA Labs for 100 A molecule found in bacteria that cuts up foreign DNA »What is a restriction enzyme Back

19. DNA Labs for 200 DNA that is a hybrid of 2 organisms »What is recombinant DNA Back

20. DNA Labs for 300 A technique for amplifying a sample of DNA »What is PCR Back

21. DNA Labs for 400 Daily Double!!! Back The component(s) of the media that caused a +pGlo bacterial colony to GROW and GLOW What is LB, Amp, and Ara.

22. DNA Labs for 500 The optimal temperature for the extension of a DNA molecule by Taq polymerase (within 4 degrees) »What is 72 C. Back

23. Miscellaneous for 100 A property of the GFP protein that we used to purify it. »What is hydrophobic Back

24. Miscellaneous for 200 Term for the use of microbes to clean up environmental contaminants »What is bioremediation Back

25. Miscellaneous for 300 A technique for counting the number of bacteria in a sample, even though the number may be very large »What is serial dilution. Back

26. Miscellaneous for 400 A microbe that might have RNA but no DNA »What are viruses Back

27. Miscellaneous for 500 The result of adding KOH to Gram - bacteria »Cell wall ruptures, DNA released. Back

28. Final Jeopardy Make a wager! Give an example of a DNA palindrome »various Back Click here for the 30 second Think SongThink Song

29. How to use this game: Slide 2 is the motherboard. When you click on the amount, it will take you to the corresponding slide. When you go back to the motherboard the amount should no longer show in black. Click once on the slide to view the question for that amount. Click a second time to view the answer. Always, always click on the back button to go back to the motherboard. If you click on the slide it will take you to the next higher amount but it will not show that the new amount as unavailable on the motherboard. Animations of text are set on random so a couple can be distracting or slow. If the text is too small on the motherboard you could have it on the board as well. If you’d rather not do the ppt but still want the game, try going to: Print  Print What  Handouts and Slides Per Page  9; or Print What  outline view Double Jeopardy requires an extra click to get the question. Students will need to either draw and/or use the model kits to show protein synthesis. You decide. The answer is not provided. You’ll have to draw it on the board if you want it written. Don’t try and click for it. Obviously this is double the pay amount. Final Jeopardy can be reached by clicking on the text in the sun symbol on the motherboard. Because the amounts turn white after you use them, unfortunately you’ll have to close the ppt after each use to reset the amounts. Options for how you play it with large groups are many. Do what you want and rock on!