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March3,2015
ScienceNotebookQuestion

If a man and woman have

a son who is colorblind,
from which parent did he
get the colorblindness
gene?
Learning Targets and Success Criteria

I can demonstrate how different alleles I can

apply the law of independent assortment to
two traits at once.
Complete the Dihybrid Cross practice
I can draw conclusions about how a trait is
passed on through generations
Complete pedigree practice

OtherLearningTargets

RollQuestion

Ifwehadalockdown
duringlunch,whatdo
youthinkyouwoulddo?
QuizonThursday
Class Agenda

Notebook Question
Homework Check
Go over mitosis/meiosis quiz
Dihybrid notes and practice
Practice Inheritance Problems

Icanexpressprobabilityasaratio
Useapunnett squaretofindtheprobabilityof
agivenphenotype
Icanspeakeffectivelytoagroupofmypeers
Presentanalysisofaquizquestiontotheclass

Homework Due Today: Sex-Linked Traits Video

Homework Due Next Class: Inheritance Practice Packet

Sex-linked Traits Video

Homework Check
tinyurl.com/2015x-linkedHW

1. Which genotype correctly

represents a female that is
color blind? (#6)
A.BB
B.Bb
C.XbY
D.XbXb

2. Which genotype correctly

represents a male that is
color blind? (#7)

3. Who did Bob receive his

gene for color blindness
from? (#8)

A.XBY

A.His mother

B.Bb

B.His father

C.XbY

C.Both of his parents

D.XBXb

D.His golden retriever

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4. What is the genotype for

the father in question 10?

5. Will the trait in question

10 be more common in
daughters or sons?

A.XbXb
B.XbY

A.Daughters

C.XBY

B.Sons

D.XBYB

REVIEW FROM LAST QUIZ

Topics will be reviewed on next unit test
Topics will come up again on the final

COMMONLY MISSED QUESTIONS

With your table row, decide on:
1. The correct answer to the question
2. What about it is difficult

Your group will present the question to the class,

each group member needs to fill one of the
following roles:
1.
2.
3.
4.

CELL CYCLE

Read the question to the class

Give the correct answer
Explain the correct answer
Explain what is difficult about this question

MITOSIS
After mitosis and cytokinesis, there are two
identical diploid cells
Mitosis is the splitting of the nucleus
Cytokinesis is the splitting of the cytoplasm

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THE STAGES OF MEIOSIS

MEIOSIS
Meiosis results in 4 genetically
different haploid cells

Hemophilia
The Royal Disease

Royal Family Pedigree

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DIHYBRID CROSS

Queen Victoria

WHAT WILL THEIR OFFSPRING LOOK LIKE?

2 traits:
Black or White (B or b)

Short of Long Hair (L or l)

WHAT ARE THE POSSIBLE GAMETES?

BbLl

BbLl

PHENOTYPIC RATIOS

Black, Short
_______________

White, Short
_______________

Black, Long
_______________

White, Long
_______________

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EPIGENETICS!
You cant change your DNA, but your
experiences and environment affect how
your DNA codes for genes.
epi = above or on
Epigenetics = above genetics

EPIGENETICS
What is a typical dinner meal that would be served at your house?
How is it prepared (take-out, cooked from scratch, from a box, etc.)?

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What is a typical dinner meal that your great-grandparents may have had
(1940s)?
How was it prepared?
What are some differences in the food we eat compared to past
generations?
What are some differences in the way the food is prepared?
How may these differences be affecting us?
Could what your grandparents ate, be affecting you?

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