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• graph a set of data...know which kind of graph is appropriate (bar, line, pie), identify the independent (what you change) vs dependent variables (changes as a result of independent variable), double-line graph
• analyze data and draw conclusions
• read an experiment and infer what the purpose was and make a logical prediction about the results
• mitosis lab: describe mitosis/cell cycle & label the phases (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase)
• biochemistry lab: what are these indicators for- Benedict's (monosaccharides- turns from blue to orange, red, or yellow); iodine (polysaccharides/starches-turns from rust to blue/black); Biuret (proteins-turns from blue to violet)
• Genetics: Punnett Squares, monohybrid & dihybrid crosses; sex-linked trait crosses
• Electrophoresis Lab: how to read the gel by matching banding patterns
• Microscope skills: label; focus on various objects under low, medium, high power; determine total magnification
• Bell Pepper Lab: differentiate between S (logistic) and J (exponential) growth curves; label carrying capacity
• Measurement Lab: use graduated cylinder, metric ruler, electronic balance
• Protein Synthesis Lab: Transcribe a strand of DNA into mRNA.  Use circle chart to convert mRNA codons into amino acids
• Protist Lab: recognize major protistis, like amoeba, paramecium, volvox, euglena
• Ecology Lab: draw a food chain
• Cell Transport lab (dialysis tube): draw examples of cells placed in hypertonic, hypotonic, and isotonic solutions. Which way does water move? how does an animal cell differ from a plant cell in terms of transport? what happened to the starch? why?
• Cell Respiration Lab: write the balanced chemical equation.  where does it take place? what are the reactants/products?
• Fruits, Seeds, & Flowers Lab: label the parts of the flower
• Cells Lab: label the parts of a plant and animal cell; prokaryotic vs eukaryotic
• Fungus lab: identify bread mold, Pezizza, and mushroom; how do they reproduce?
• Shark & Leaf Key labs: use a dichotomous key
• Celery: identify xylem & phloem; what is it for? what type of plant is it?
• Pig Lab: determine the sex of a pig; identify major organs: kidneys, lungs, heart, small intestine