Catherine+Ohler

= = flat =About Me=

My name is Catherine Ohler. I have a younger sister. I like to play softball and have a good time with friends. I like to go hunting and go to the Marion Center Speedway with my uncle. I enjoy the warm weather; therefore i don't really care that much about the winter. But in the winter I like to go skiing or snowboard which ever i do this year. I am very easy to get along with and I am out going. When i can i like to go ride four wheelers and go camping. That's all I have to say as of right now about me.



**Black Locust:**
This is a medium sized tree. Its 80 feet tall and could have 7-19 leaflets on one main stem. The Black Locust is a blush-green color on top and pale underneath. The entire leaf is 6 to 12 inches long. The leaflets are a oval-shaped and less than 2 inches long with no teeth and bristle tip. At night the leaflets fold up and drop. If you ever wanted to find this tree they are mostly found in sandy or rocky soil and are often found in old fields, open areas, woods and stream sides. This tree can be found in the Southeastern United States. The Black Locust has flowers that are pollinated by bees and hummingbirds. Seeds are eaten eaten by other animals. Another thing the animals use this tree for is cover and cavities. What this tree has in common from other trees is that it can be found by many other different trees. Another thing is that animals eat off this tree just like animals do to any other tree. One way they are different is by how fast this tree grows and dies.



Flax (linen) 1) Flax was grown in almost every state east of the Mississippi River, and some beyond.

2) Most Americans had a choice of two clothing fiber-wool or linen. The flax would remain important source of fiber for clothes and other products.

3) The flax was literally the fiber and preservative that helped sustain people. Flax was known one of the most important crops to early American farmers and to the economy of our emerging nation. Flax was also an important oilseed in America until the mid-1900s. you can find linseed oil, squeezed out of flax seed, can still be found in most hardware stores and is used as a preservative finish on wood.

Flax is not a lost crop even though the production area are much more limited. This is now grown almost


 * Potato and To dine Lab*


 * Data Table**

No Salt || 6 Grams || Normal potato color || With Salt || 3.3 Grams || Normal potato color || No Salt || .27 Grams || Had no color change no smell and it was now hard || With Salt || .10 Grams || The color was now a dark brown color with a black spot on the edge, it was now soft, and flexible ||
 * Potato One
 * Potato Two
 * Tube || 67.8 || Its white placed in to dine with an organ/yellow color ||
 * Over Night ||  ||   ||
 * Potato One
 * Potato Two
 * Tube || 2.27 Grams || To dine went inside the tube, it is now a Dark blue/purple color. It looked as it was just laying in water. The reason for this is because the to dine socked into the tube ||

No Salt Water Day One

Salt Water Day One

To dine Day One


 * Over Night*

No Salt Water Day Two

Salt Water Day Two

To dine Day Two


 * DNA Replication Model*

Step one: DNA starts to unwind

Step Two and Three: Step two the hydrogen bonds are now broken. Step three strand one is going to get a new strand while strand two starts to get a new stand as well.

strand one ^ strand two ^

Step four: The hydrogen bond reforms, DNA winds breaks up.

Telemeres- they make the DNA and help keep the end of the chromosomes in the cell from coming together and attaching.

Okazaki Fragments- after the replication process begins and the DNA strand is open enough the okazaki fragment ill come in and the DNA will can begin to synthesize.

DNA Ligase- this comes in after the process after the opposite way as the okazaki fragments work.

Telomerase- an enzyme adds telomere in the repeat sequences to the end of the DNA strand. This begins to make the strand longer and is able to finish synthesis of the strand that is not yet finished ends of the opposite strand.

Cancer- these cells can split apart faster, and they have a higher leave of the telomerase through the cell cycle which stops further shortenign of their telomers.

Transplanted Cells- this are mortal and after awhile the mitotic divisions will begin to die.

Cloning- this is caused when something is cloned to the will of being a shorter lifespan, the reason is why is because the telomers are shorter than normal.