Light Refraction and Reflection Optical Demonstration Device 
Binocular Microscope 2000x Magnification Electric And Battery Powered 
Description
- Import of ECE
- Compatible with the curriculum
- It is a visual educational material designed to explain the structure and functioning of DNA.
- Two complete DNA segments can be created with this set.
- It is shipped assembled.
- The set includes 48 bases, 2 strips, support rod and pedestal
- The components consist of four nucleic acid bases: adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), thymine (T). Thanks to its special design, only suitable bases can be mounted on each other.
- Made of quality plastic material
- Thanks to its base, it can stand, making it easier to examine the product.
- Product dimensions: 12cm x 12cm x 44cm
Targeted Gains:
- Realizes that hereditary information is carried by genes.
- Makes a simple DNA model by showing the structure of DNA on a diagram
- Shows how DNA nourishes itself by making a simple model.
- Establishes a relationship between the concepts of nucleotide, gene, DNA and chromosome.
- Defines mutation and modification and explains the difference between them with examples.
- Summarizes and discusses information about current applications of genetic engineering.
- Predicts the consequences that developments in genetic engineering may have for humanity.
- Appreciates the positive results of advances in genetic engineering.
- Collects information about the importance of biotechnological studies in our lives and gives examples of fields of study.
- Analyzes the discovery process of nucleic acids and investigates the scientists who contributed to this process.
- Examines the types of nucleic acids and investigates their functions.
- Understands the self-replication of DNA.
- Realizes the universality of the genetic code and examines its importance.
- Explains and evaluates the relationship between genetic code and protein synthesis.
- Analyzes the fields of genetic engineering and biotechnology and explores their working methods.
- Examines the contributions of genetic engineering and biotechnology applications to health and economy.
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