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Biotechnology Active Learning Teachable Tidbit

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In this activity, students are exposed to some of the most significant biomolecules currently exploited by technology and identify their natural origins. They also explain the significance of the roles these biomolecules play in nature, as well as for humans. Specifically, students work to develop a logical process for a real-life application of biotechnology (insulin production) using knowledge of biomolecules and relate the evolution of biomolecules to potential biotechnology applications, while recognizing the link between the universality of the genetic code and the ability to effectively use bacterial enzymes in humans. The resource includes a description of the activity, powerpoint slides, and a table with natural molecules that are useful in biotechnology.

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Date Of Record Creation 2016-02-16 12:50:03
Date Of Record Release 2016-02-29 12:11:33
Date Last Modified 2023-06-29 12:56:42
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