YEAST MUTANTS AS AN EDUCATIONAL TOOL, PHASE I
酵母突变体作为教育工具,第一阶段
基本信息
- 批准号:6496869
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 4.01万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1998
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1998-09-01 至 2002-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Internet adenosinetriphosphatase cell biology computer network curriculum education evaluation /planning elementary school enzyme structure fungal genetics health science research information dissemination molecular biology mutant nucleic acid sequence science education secondary schools teacher training
项目摘要
To stimulate an interest in science, children need to be exposed to real
scientific research to sense the excitement of discovery and gain a feel
for what the scientific method truly means. Because of the increasing
importance of molecular biology in our daily lives, it is also desirable
to expose them to modern molecular biological methods. Finally, in
order to be widely disseminated, any program should involve reasonably
inexpensive materials. The overall objective of this Phase I proposal
is to develop a method to involve school-age children in real scientific
research in order to enhance and motivate their educational science
curriculum. We have designed the experiments described herein to safely
illustrate basic biological ideas in the elementary and secondary school
classroom. In brief, the experiments are designed to generate and
characterize yeast mutants in a poorly-understood but important large
membrane-bound proton-pumping enzyme termed the vacuolar ATPase (V-
ATPase). This enzyme is responsible for producing the acidic conditions
found in the lumen of such structures as the yeast vacuole, and
organelles in higher cells such as the lysosome and the neurosecretory
vesicle. Teachers will first be trained over the summer in basic cell
biology and in the methods used in the experiments. Teachers will then
have their students perform these experiments in the classroom.
Students will isolate the (plasmid-borne) gene from each mutant after
proving phenotype and send it to the P.I.'s laboratory for sequence
determination. All sequences will be shared with the students.
Students will be asked to predict the consequences of the mutations on
the structure of the enzyme (based on a plausible crystal structure
modeled after the known F1FO ATPase structure) and to develop hypotheses
about further mutations. At the discretion of the P.I., certain of
these hypotheses will then be tested by a subsequent group of students.
Because teaching a subject has the effects of solidifying what has been
learned, another important aspect of this project will be the
involvement of secondary or middle school children to serve as mentors
for elementary school children, both in face-to-face learning situations
and via the Internet. To share the sequence and assay data, to insure
that data collection is occurring in the proper manner, and to provide
expert experimental help for both students and teachers, the
schoolchildren's classroom will be linked with the laboratory of a
scientist (the P.I.) interested and involved in understanding V-ATPase
structure and function. We anticipate that dissemination of this
program (or similar programs focused on other genes) will be reasonably
straightforward. Teachers and students will both gain a strong
appreciation of how science really works and we will collect
fundamentally interesting mutants in the V-ATPase.
为了激发对科学的兴趣,孩子们需要接触到真实的知识。
科学研究,感受发现的兴奋,
科学方法的真正含义由于日益增长的
分子生物学在我们日常生活中的重要性,它也是可取的
让他们接触现代分子生物学方法 最后在
为了广泛传播,任何计划都应该合理地涉及
廉价的材料。 第一阶段提案的总体目标是
是开发一种方法,让学龄儿童参与真实的科学教育,
研究,以提高和激励他们的教育科学
课程。 我们设计了本文所述的实验,
说明小学和中学的基本生物学概念
教室简而言之,实验旨在产生和
酵母突变体的特点,在一个很难理解,但重要的大
膜结合质子泵酶称为液泡ATP酶(V-
ATP酶)。这种酶负责产生酸性条件
存在于酵母液泡等结构的内腔中,
高等细胞中的细胞器,如溶酶体和神经分泌细胞,
囊泡 教师将首先在夏季接受基本单元培训,
生物学和实验中使用的方法。 教师将
让他们的学生在教室里做这些实验。
学生们将从每个突变体中分离出(质粒携带的)基因,
证明表型然后发给私家侦探的序列实验室
保持战略定力 所有序列将与学生共享。
学生将被要求预测突变的后果,
酶的结构(基于合理的晶体结构
以已知的F1 FO ATP酶结构为模型)并发展假设
更多的突变。 在私家侦探的判断下,若干
这些假设将由随后的一组学生进行测试。
因为教授一门学科会巩固
了解到,该项目的另一个重要方面将是
让中学生担任辅导员
对于小学生来说,无论是在面对面的学习环境中,
and via通过the Internet互联网. 共享测序和分析数据,确保
数据收集以适当的方式进行,并提供
专家实验帮助学生和教师,
学生的教室将与一个实验室相连,
科学家(P.I.)对V-ATP酶有兴趣并参与其中
结构和功能。 我们预计,
程序(或类似的程序集中在其他基因)将合理
直截了当。 教师和学生都将获得一个强大的
欣赏科学是如何运作的,我们将收集
V-ATP酶中非常有趣的突变体。
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