AP Lab Information

Lab Composition Notebooks

1. Number all pages. 
2. Leave the first page blank for Table of Contents. 
3. Page 3 will be where we start the first lab. 
4. Everything you do for a lab must be written or taped into the notebook! 
5. Each lab will be graded individually. 
6. Leave 2 blank pages between labs (4 blank sides) 
7. Lab Notebook will be collected and graded for a final lab grade during the 4th Quarter. 

If you are asked to "Cookbook" a lab procedure, each step of the procedure you are going to follow must be diagrammed by hand. No words are allowed outside of labels, measurements, etc. Use as much space as you need so that it is readable.  Why do this? It allows you to be prepared for the lab experience and get the most out of it.
Teacher Credit - Bud Bertino

Here is a link to Quantitative Skills in AP Biology from the College Board which is an essential resource for concepts such as water potential, chi-square, Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium, and population growth.

Enzyme Lab #13

Turnip Peroxidase Color Chart 

Lab #7 Link to help for part 5

Lab #2 Video tutorial from Mr. Andersen http://www.bozemanscience.com/population-modeling

Lab #3 Links

Note - Gene files are near the bottom of the page at this link.

http://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene

Fly Breeding Experiments (Genetics) using Virtual Fly Simulation 

Link to Oxytocin-Uterine Feedback Model 

If you want to prepare for the fetal pig dissection, you can learn by completing a Virtual Pig Dissection.