PART 1: CREATE Create a graphic representation that illustrates the steps from gene to protein. Label and describe each step.
Part 2: Discuss
1. Describe how scientists use technology to determine if genes are 'turned on' or 'turned off'.
2. Explain how this technology has advanced the understanding of genetics.
3. How has this understanding affected the field of medicine?
Assignment Guidelines:
You may use any format to create your graphic. For example, you could use a draw or paint program; a Word document
and insert shapes and text; hand-draw the document and photograph or scan it for submission; create a comic strip; or
create a PowerPoint. Whichever medium you select, be sure that you include a description of the steps and include the
answers to the discussion questions in Part 2
Use a paragraph form to answer your discussion questions; be sure to use correct spelling and grammar. Be sure to
include your references.

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