1.7 Proteins (day 1)

Harvard Med

 

Today's Learning Objective(s):

-      Describe the structure and function proteins

Tasks:

1	What is the 3D Structure of a Protein You are to use the simulation to look at the structures with proteins.   Think about the answers to these questions: ·  How is the shape of proteins different than the other macromolecules? ·  What are the “parts” in the simulation? ·  What is the advantage of “beads” over “ball and stick atoms?”   Simulation (link)
2	Reading & Note-taking – Proteins You are to complete the graphic organizer looking at the structure and function of proteins and their importance to living organisms.   Chapter 3.4 Proteins Worksheet
3	Teacher Notes – Proteins You should participate in the presentation on proteins answering the questions as well as adding them to your notes. Notes to be made available after class on Google Classroom
4	Sequence Chain Folding Proteins & Modeling You will create a sequence chain of events for the folding of proteins for your notes.   Worksheet
5	Errors in Protein Folding You and your team will be assigned a genetic disorder. Then, create a digital poster on a single slide (see template) or other poster format (such as Canva). The audience of the poster is a patient in a medical office. Your poster should help them to understand the cause and impact of their disease.   Due Monday 9/22   Directions Submit via Google Classroom

 

Lesson Review & Homework:

Errors in Protein Folding for Monday

Watch 1.7: Daily Video 1

Watch 1.7: Daily Video 2

Quizlet Macromolecules

Upcoming Assessments

Monday, 9/22 QUIZ: Macromolecules

Friday, 9/26 TEST: Chemistry of Life (unit 1)