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The owner of a local flower store (Orchid World) has asked you to investigate a possible crime the theft and illegal cloning of some of his prized black orchids. He has spent many years creating a new strain of rare black orchid that is resistant to insect predators. He recently noticed that three online flower companies are selling black orchids that seem similar to his. He is suspicious that these companies have stolen and are cloning some of his orchids.

Your Task: Analyze biological evidence to determine if the orchids sold by the online flower companies (orchid A, orchid B, and orchid C) are clones of (identical to) the Orchid World company s black orchid.

Orchid Part 1 Flower Structure Part 2 Paper Chromatography Part 3 Test for Chemical X (fizzes or no reaction) Part 4 Gel Electrophoresis DNA Banding Pattern Part 5 Protein Amino Acid Sequences Orchid World Online Orchid A Online Orchid B Online Orchid C

Part 1: Analysis of Flower Structure You will compare the structure of the Orchid World orchid with the orchids sold by the online flower company. 8

Part 2: Analysis of Flower Pigments You will use paper chromatography to compare the pigments present in the four orchid flowers. Chromatography is a method used to separate the plant pigments into a distinct banding pattern of different colors. Your kit contains droppers of the orchid flower extracts that were created by grinding up the orchid flowers. Follow the paper chromatography procedure below compare the pigments of your four orchid samples. 9

Part 3: Test for Chemical X Orchid World s black orchids produce a special chemical (Chemical X) that protects the flowers from being eaten by insect predators. You will test the orchid flower extracts for the presence of Chemical X by mixing a small amount of the extracts with Chemical X Indicator Powder. A fizzing reaction will occur if Chemical X is present in the orchid extracts. 10

Part 4: Compare the DNA from the Orchid Plants Cloned plants are produced by asexual reproduction. If the online orchids were cloned from the Orchid World black orchid, they should be genetically identical to the original plant. This means that the coded information in DNA molecules of cloned plants should be identical To the Orchid World orchid. You can use DNA samples from the four plants (OW, A, B, and C) to make DNA fingerprints for the plants. 11

Part 5: Comparing the Protein Amino Acid Sequences from the Orchids The genetic information stored in DNA is used to assemble amino acids into protein chains. Cloned plants should produce identical proteins. The final test that you will do is to compare the sequence of amino acids in the proteins produced by the flower color gene in the four orchids. 12

Part 6: Data Analysis You will now analyze ALL of the data that you have recorded on the data table. You may find it helpful to highlight or circle the characteristics that that orchids A, B and C have in common with the Orchid World orchid. Which of the orchids (Orchid A, B or C) are likely to be clones of the Orchid World orchid? Why or who not? Support your answer by citing specific evidence from your data analysis. 13

Orchid Part 1 Flower Structure Part 2 Paper Chromatography Part 3 Test for Chemical X (fizzes or no reaction) Part 4 Gel Electrophoresis DNA Banding Pattern Part 5 Protein Amino Acid Sequences Orchid World Black Blue Yellow fizzes 4 bands 6,8,10,13 Black Online Orchid Smaller and throat shape is different Blue Yellow fizzes 3 bands 8,13,16 One difference Pro instead of Leu A Pink or red Online Orchid B Smaller but structures are the same Black Blue Yellow fizzes 4 bands 6,8,10,13 No difference Online Orchid C Wider but structures are the same Black Blue Yellow No reaction (DOES NOT fizz) 4 bands 6,8,10,13 One difference Ile instead of Leu 14

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