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Before you leave today, in groups of 4, design your own experiment to answer one of several questions that may have come up from your observations or from your reading about ''Tetrahymena'' phagocytosis. Your instructor will explain your options and she/he will direct you to a research paper or other information related to the question that you and your group chooses to explore. The information given should help you figure out appropriate experimental conditions. You should start by answering the Experimental Design Questions provided by your instructor. <br> | Before you leave today, in groups of 4, design your own experiment to answer one of several questions that may have come up from your observations or from your reading about ''Tetrahymena'' phagocytosis. Your instructor will explain your options and she/he will direct you to a research paper or other information related to the question that you and your group chooses to explore. The information given should help you figure out appropriate experimental conditions. You should start by answering the Experimental Design Questions provided by your instructor. <br> | ||
After you have answered these questions and talked to your instructor, you can begin to work on your protocol. Create a sharable document with your group including your names, experimental question, and experimental protocol (including showing how you will make all working solutions of reagents) and division of labor within the group. Make sure your protocol is approved by your instructor. <br><br> | After you have answered these questions and talked to your instructor, you can begin to work on your protocol. Create a sharable document with your group including your names, experimental question, and experimental protocol (including showing how you will make all working solutions of reagents) and division of labor within the group. Make sure your protocol is approved by your instructor. <br><br> | ||
