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Denaturing and Protein Function

  • Level:
  • Topic: Biochemistry

Description: To provide students with an opportunity to apply their basic understanding of proteins to a problem involving the hydrolysis of a compound.

Author:
Sue Lighthall
Research Host:
Andrew Tsin Ph.D.
  • James Madison High School
    San Antonio, TX
  • 1996 Frontiers Summer Research Program
  • Summer Research Teacher
  • The University of Texas at San Antonio
    , TX
  • 1996 Frontiers Summer Research Program

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Additional Activity

Criteria useful for reviewing student-centered learning activities include:
In this activity..
An inquiry level of 4 or 5
An integrated Internet component
Assessments for content knowledge
Assessments for process skills
Addressed the "ABC" rules for humans and/or animal use
Use of multiple learning styles and opportunities for all students
Proper safety precautions and warnings

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