Virus Lytic Cycle
Release a lytic virus in a group of cells and observe how cells are infected over time and eventually destroyed. Data related to the number of healthy cells, infected cells, and viruses can be recorded over time to determine the time required for the virus to mature within a cell.
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Release a lytic virus in a group of cells and observe how cells are infected over time and eventually destroyed. Data related to the number of healthy cells, infected cells, and viruses can be recorded over time to determine the time required for the virus to mature within a cell.
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Task Card: Spread of an Infection
This task card can be used for remote learning or in class as a small group or individual activity. In th... (more)is activity, students will collect and analyze data to find trend patterns about infection rates.
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Biology, Middle School Life Science
Task Card: Virus Lytic Cycle
This task card can be used for remote learning or in class as a small group or individual activity. In th... (more)is activity, students will learn about the lytic cycle of a virus and place their notes in a foldable.
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Biology
Virus Lytic Cycle Vocabulary Document Translated Into French
This is the Virus Lytic Cycle Vocabulary Document Translated Into French.
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Earth/Space Science, Middle School Life Science, Middle School Physical Science
Virus Lytic Cycle Teacher Guide Document Translated Into French
This is the Virus Lytic Cycle Teacher Guide Document Translated Into French.
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Earth/Space Science, Middle School Life Science, Middle School Physical Science
Virus Lytic Cycle Student Exploration Document Translated Into French
This is the Virus Lytic Cycle Student Exploration Document Translated Into French.
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Earth/Space Science, Middle School Life Science, Middle School Physical Science
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Great introduction to how a virus is such a threat.
Recommended for: Middle School Life ScienceGizmo User from Florida
It is tough to do anything hands-on with the topic of immunity. This is a great supplement to any lecture about pathogens.
Recommended for: AP Biology, BiologyGizmo User from New York