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You have been selected as a trainee of an elite squad of genetic investigators. Before you can earn your badge and begin your career as a crime scene investigator, you must first complete training at the Genetic Research Training Facility in Washington , DC . Your training will include a visual presentation of DNA fingerprinting as well as individual research. Note taking is highly recommended. Upon the completion of your training, you will be required to complete a test and successfully answer 100% of the questions correct. You are not limited to the number of times you can take the test. Congratulations and good luck! |
Now for the independent research. View the PDF file below, in it you will find a vocabulary list and and web quest. You will use the web quest to find as many definitions as you can. You will also be asked to find additional information on this topic. Any definitions that you can't find through this quest, are your responsibility. You are to record this information on the worksheet, and it will be turned in upon completion of the unit. PDF |
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Click the badge to the left to go to the testing section of your training. You will receive your badge when you complete the test with 100% accuracy. For each multiple choice question, click on the answer that is most correct. If your selection is accurate, the test will proceed to the next question, a wrong answer will return you to this page, where you must begin the test again. There is no limit to test taking attempts. |
Univeristy of Maryland Masters of Life Sciences Program
Molecular Genetics TIP 2
Lee Bowling - Angle, Matthew Forte, Jocelyn Miller, Felicia Pickrel
Molecular Genetics TIP 2
Lee Bowling - Angle, Matthew Forte, Jocelyn Miller, Felicia Pickrel