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. 2006 Winter;5(4):332–339. doi: 10.1187/cbe.06-07-0172

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

Students in the lab working with the annotated timeline of the Microarray Module.

Day 0: Day 1:
  • Teacher reviews the microarray uses and procedures using the animation or handout.
  • Students work on the paper microarray lab created by C.A.Z. (Zanta, 2004).
  • The teacher facilitates discussion of how the microarray measures gene expression, why gene expression is important, and how this relates to the cancer scenario of the activity.
  • Homework assignment: Outline the wet lab microarray simulation procedure.
Day 2:
  • Students work on the microarray simulation and analyze and record their results in groups.
  • Teacher facilitates discussion of how the microarray measures gene expression, why gene expression is important, and how this relates to the cancer scenario of the activity.
  • The posttest using same exam as the pretest, plus additional open-ended feedback on the entire unit.