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Summative Assessments for
Summative Assessments for
Unit Skills (SEPs)
Unit Skills (SEPs)
Constructing Explanations: When given a scenario or model, construct an explanation regarding receptor signaling (lipid vs. protein) or quorum sensing. (SEP 6)
Constructing Explanations: When given a scenario or model, construct an explanation regarding receptor signaling (lipid vs. protein) or quorum sensing. (SEP 6)
Obtain, Evaluate, Communicate information regarding receptor signaling (lipid vs. protein) or quorum sensing. (SEP8)
Obtain, Evaluate, Communicate information regarding receptor signaling (lipid vs. protein) or quorum sensing. (SEP8)
KUD ("Know, "Understand", Do")
KUD ("Know, "Understand", Do")
COMPREHENSIVE QUIZZES, ANIMATIONS, DOCUMENTS and VIDEOS
COMPREHENSIVE QUIZZES, ANIMATIONS, DOCUMENTS and VIDEOS
Brightstorm Video: Intro. to Homeostasis ("Know II-III")
CrashCourse Endocrine System Video ("Know I-III")
Bozeman Science: Negative and Positive Feedback ("Know II-III")
"Knows"
"Knows"
"Know I": Distinguish between the mechanisms employed by protein hormones and lipid hormones to cause changes in a target cell.
"Know I": Distinguish between the mechanisms employed by protein hormones and lipid hormones to cause changes in a target cell.
Mr. Erdmann's Endocrine Overview PowerPoint ("Know I")
Lipid vs. Water-Soluble Hormones
"Know II": Describe the antagonistic relationships between the following hormone pairs glucagon and insulin, PTH and calcitonin. Explain where they are produced, where they are stored, the target organs, and the mechanism for how the hormones interact with target cells. Be sure to include how negative feedback is involved and the relationship of these hormones to homeostasis in the blood.
"Know II": Describe the antagonistic relationships between the following hormone pairs glucagon and insulin, PTH and calcitonin. Explain where they are produced, where they are stored, the target organs, and the mechanism for how the hormones interact with target cells. Be sure to include how negative feedback is involved and the relationship of these hormones to homeostasis in the blood.
Insulin & the regulation of blood glucose levels (3D molecular designs)
"Know III": Describe the positive feedback hormonal relationship at work in breast feeding and child birth.
"Know III": Describe the positive feedback hormonal relationship at work in breast feeding and child birth.
Positive and Negative Feedback from the Amoeba Sisters
"Know IV": Explain how bacteria use quorum sensing to establish an infection.
"Know IV": Explain how bacteria use quorum sensing to establish an infection.
Dr. Bonnie Bassler Lab (Chair of Molecular Biology Department - Princeton University)
TED talk video link: How Bacteria "talk"
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