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Use PCR to determine if your chickens are male (ZZ) or female (ZW).

Use PCR to determine if your emus are male (ZZ) or female (ZW).

Use PCR to determine if your parrots are male (ZZ) or female (ZW).

Explore the antimicrobial efficacy of essential oils commonly used in household cleaning products.

Study the diversity of fish with these pre-stained, lyophilized proteins.

Use PCR to genotype your own chickens for the recessive white allele that causes white plumage.

Use PCR to accurately determine the sex of geese, ducks, quail, and other fowl.

Use PCR to genotype your own chickens for the lavender allele that causes pale greyish plumage.

This kit enables a junior researcher to complete DNA transformations with their own engineered DNA and cells.

Use PCR to genotype your own chickens for the frizzle allele that causes curly feathers.

Use PCR to genotype your own chickens for the presence of the oocyan allele that causes blue eggs.

Students perform thin-layer chromatographic separation of carotene, xanthophyll, and chlorophylls.

Your students are asked to identify the unknown predator that is killing calves on a nearby ranch.

Meets AP Science Practices 4, 5, 6, and 7, and Big Idea 4.

Engage students with a genetics and PCR kit that has a direct link to a testable phenotype.