Identify genes and proteins
Middle school biology students explore genes and the proteins they encode, identifying how genetic information flows from DNA to RNA to protein within cells. Teachers can use this worksheet as a key task within a Genetics and Biotechnology unit, helping students connect molecular biology concepts to observable traits and cellular function. The activity builds the foundation for understanding genetic engineering and biotechnology applications.
Learning objectives
- Identify genes and explain their role in encoding protein information
- Describe the relationship between genes and the proteins they direct cells to make
- Explain how changes in genes can affect protein production and cellular function
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