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Home > AP Courses and Exams > Course Home Pages > AP Biology Demonstrations AP Biology Demonstrations Introduction These demonstrations were first presented at a "Prop Share Evening" at the AP Biology Reading in Lincoln, Nebraska, in June of 2003. The idea for this area of AP Central originated from a series of emails on the AP Biology Electronic Discussion Group as biology teachers talked about their favorite ideas for demonstrating difficult-to-understand topics. Some of these demonstrations are very elaborate (needing some advance preparation), while others are very simple and short. Some are teacher demonstrations, while others are great laboratory exercises.   Primate Characteristics and Exaptation   Prop to Illustrate Lab 6: Bacterial Transformation Using Restriction Endonuclease   Lab Materials   Using Balloons to Teach Biology   The Genetics of Antibody Diversity   Evolution and Photosynthesis   Genetics Accountability Box   Gum Drop Protein Synthesis   Biology Demos   Cheap and Easy Operon The Prop Share evening was the brainchild of Bobbie Hinson, Tricia Glidewell, and Leslie Haines. Franklin Bell donated his time and effort to pull together the documents into a Web page for all to see and access on the Internet. If you have a great idea for a demonstration of another difficult concept that you would like to see added to this page, please email teacherresources@collegeboard.org. See also... AP Biology Course Home Page Become an AP Exam Reader Teachers' Resources

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