Practice Lab Notebook (ELN 0)

Instructions

  • Lab notebooks are completed digitally using the Crowdmark platform. You will submit your lab notebook before the end of the lab time.
  • The amount of work expected for these lab notebooks is reflective of the time available! Labs run for 3 hours – we have therefore designed the lab activities and the lab notebook prompts in such a way that they will be able to be completed within the 3 hour window of provided time.
  • It is strongly advised that you read the lab outline BEFORE the lab starts to ensure you will be prepared to manage your time effectively and complete all protocols during the lab.
  • This lab notebook will be completed as INDIVIDUALS 
  • This Intro Skills lab notebook (and completion of the lab) is NOT ASSESSED. This is to give you the opportunity to practice skills you will use throughout the semester and to familiarize yourself with the Crowdmark platform for lab notebook submission this semester.
  • Assignment Deadlines
  • Policies on Submitting Work, Absences and Missed Work
  • Specifications guidelines for Electronic Lab Notebooks

Part 1: Pre-lab

  • What is the purpose of today’s lab activity?
  • What protocols will you be completing in the lab?
  • Are there any safety precautions to be aware of before starting?

Part 2: Raw Data

  • Attach your .jpg image of your onion root tip cell undergoing ANAPHASE
  • What was the length and width that you measured of this cell? Don’t forget to include appropriate units in your measurement.

Part 2: Colour Wheel

  • Hand in your completed colour wheel to the TA. Don’t forget to write the names of the students who made this colour wheel on the filter paper.
  • Compare your colour wheel to the answer key the TA has – how did you do? What can you improve on for future pipetting?

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LIFESCI 2L03: Living Systems Laboratory Course Pack (5th Edition) Copyright © by Ryan Belowitz; Ana Tomljenovic-Berube; and Devon Jones is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

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