The Little Stuff: Energy, Cells, and Genetics

Explore the intricate mechanisms governing cells and the potential ramifications of their malfunction, particularly in the context of cancer. Gain a deeper understanding of cell biology and its implications in pathological conditions, accompanied by thought-provoking discussions and activities.

Delve into the fascinating journey of energy transfer from the sun to fueling biological processes. Uncover the essential role of plants in energy conversion, elucidate glucose utilization in cellular processes, and engage in insightful activities to reinforce learning.

Embark on a journey into the realm of genetics, tracing back to pivotal figures like Rosalind Franklin and Mendel. Gain insights into the complexities of genetic inheritance, mutations, and epigenetics, and explore the interplay between genetic factors and phenotype.

Engage with the ethical considerations surrounding genetic technologies, including genetically modified organisms and gene sequencing. Explore the societal impact of advancements like CRISPR, PDG, de-extinction, and three-parent babies, and participate in discussions on the ethical implications of genetic advancements.