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Meets AP Science Practices 3 and 6

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View Daphnia Heart Rate Easily

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Meets AP Science Practices 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7

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Meets AP Science Practices 2, 4, and 5, and Big Idea 2.

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Meets AP Science Practices 1, 2, and 5, and Big Idea 1.

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Meets AP Science Practices 1, 3, 5, 6, and 7, and Big Idea 3.

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Rechargeable Potometer Assembly

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Meets AP Science Practices 4, 5, 6, and 7, and Big Idea 4.

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Make teaching diffusion easy. Exclusively from Ward's Science, we've pre-mixed, pre-poured, pre-measured and pre-cut these agar cubes to save you time and eliminate messy preparation in your lab. Just open the jar and begin using. Prepared to align with Ward's AP Biology Investigation 4: Diffusion and Osmosis, these cubes are also ideal for use on their own, or in any lab activity demonstrating the topic of diffusion. Agar cubes are prepared in three sizes (approximately 1cm, 2cm, and 3 cm). Phenolphthalein has been added to the cubes to exhibit a vivid fuchsia color during production and stored in a solution of sodium hydroxide. Just add an acid such as vinegar to demonstrate diffusion.

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For AP Biology Classes

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Detailed modeling of a synapse.

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A flexible neuron model

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How enzymes work

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Explore protein synthesis

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Explore chromosome interactions and arrangements

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Apply Biotechnology to Infectious Disease Investigations

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Model the scientific process

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Construct and examine a substrate

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How is CRISPR used in biotechnology?

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What does CRISPR do?

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Explore biotechnology topics

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How does DNA function?

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How does a cell membrane operate?

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In this experiment, students safely analyze the enzymatic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide.

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The selective permeability of membranes is of fundamental importance to cellular physiology. Students will perform experimental procedures involving diffusion, dialysis, water potential and osmotic potential. For 10 lab groups.

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The Hardy-Weinberg Law of genetic equilibrium demonstrates that events, such as mutation, genetic drift and natural selection have a dramatic effect on gene frequency in a population.

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Students perform thin-layer chromatographic separation of carotene, xanthophyll, and chlorophylls.

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Applying what was learned in Lab 1, students study the movement of water within the plant, then prepare and study sections of fresh plant stem tissueRequired, but not included: microscope(s), slides and coverslips, ring stands and clamps, 100 W light source, fan, scale or balance, spray bottle, 10 ml pipets, spatulas, razor or scalpel blades, potting soil, petroleum jelly, 50% ethanol, mounting media, and large plastic bags. For 10 student groups.

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Genetically engineer organisms to make overripe banana smell through enzyme reactions.

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Full STEAM ahead with the Engineer-It Kit™; grow and engineer bacteria to create color pigments.