Research, create, and record information on a career related to (1) one of the 4 strands covered (Biochemistry, Metabolic Processes, Molecular Genetics, Homeostasis, Population Dynamics). Select (1) one career of your choice, but it must relate to the units of study covered in the Grade 12 University Biology course.

1. Biochemistry

2. Metabolic Processes

3. Molecular Genetics

4. Homeostasis

5. Population Dynamics

You will include the following information:

1. Job title

2. Job description

3. Educational Requirements (high school pathway & post-secondary requirements)

4. Skills required

5. How it relates to a specific strand of SBI4U

Research: Using the computer research the above information on a career of your choice. Use the information sheet provided to write down all your information. You are to submit this sheet at the end of the period.

Career/Job Title

 

Job Description

 

Educational Requirements

(highschool pathway & post- secondary requirements)

     

Skills Required

 

Grade 12 University Biology Strand in which it relates to?

 

How does it relate to this specific strand? Be specific in your answer.

 

Cellular biology is a very innovative field and new discoveriesare being made every day. Do some research to answer thisquestion:

1. Research three different careers in Cell Biology. In a chartformat, give a brief description of the career itself and wherethey are employed, what universities offer training in cell biologyand what high school prerequisites are required.

BIOCHEMISTRY Research Assistant Information!!>???

This mostly pertains to a student research position at a localosteopathy school, what would be the right things to include on themini-application as a college sophomore? Im unsure of what would bepertinent to include.

Also! Could you provide some backgroundoverview infoinformation on the execution of experiments and dataanalysis required for construction and validation of molecularmodels of drug targets, CFTR and TAAR1.

Organisms must use macromolecules that have properties to match their functional requirements. Choose the appropriate macromolecule whose properties meet the requirements. Note: a macromolecule may be used more than once.

Cellulose, Chitin, DNA, Fat, Glycogen, Lactose, RNA, Starch

Part 1.
Requirement: strong cell walls, linear polymer that is rigid and strong

Part 2.
Requirement: Stable storage of information, base pairs, not easily hydrolyzed

Part 3.
Requirement: Energy storage for seeds (energy-rich polysaccharides)

Part 4.
Short-term energy storage for animals, (energy-rich polysaccharide)

Part 5.
Energy-rich lipid used for long-term energy storage in animals

Part 6.
Transient information of information, base pairs, easily hydrolyzed