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From Mendel to DNA

From Mendel to DNA. Recap from previous lessons. Mitosis produces daughter cells with: fewer chromosomes than the parent cell more chromosomes than the parent cell the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell. -C. 2. As a result of mitosis, how many cells are produced? One Two

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Chapter 11: Monohybrid Cross

Higher Human Biology. Unit 1: Cell Function and Inheritance. Chapter 11: Monohybrid Cross. Lesson Aims. To revise and consolidate understanding of monohybrid crosses To examine Rhesus and Rhesus- blood groups To learn about different conditions caused by genetic mutations

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Memory and Recall Activities

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Inheritance and Selection

Inheritance and Selection. Q1. What do we call getting characteristics from our parents?. A1. Inheritance . Q2. What do we call the process of choosing particular animals or plants to breed?. A2. Selection .

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An Analysis of Discipline Matters in Ontario Nurses: 1999-2009

An Analysis of Discipline Matters in Ontario Nurses: 1999-2009. Karen McGovern, RN, LLB Director, Professional Conduct College of Nurses of Ontario. Overview. Introduction Research question Methodology Findings & Limitations Discussion. College of Nurses of Ontario.

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Variation and adaptation

Variation and adaptation. Starter. The current population of planet Earth is more than 7 billion people!. No two people are exactly the same. How is this possible?. Learning Objectives. To understand the variation in living organisms and how they are adapted to their environment.

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Genetics and inheritance

Genetics and inheritance. Aim: To recall the important terms that relate to genetics and inheritance (KS4) Describe the basic structure of DNA. In your own words, explain the following terms. Chromosome Gene Features Gametes Zygote Diploid Allele Homozygous Heterozygous

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Last lesson

Read pages 6 to 9 and write 10 multiple choice questions (each with 4 possible answers) on the subject of species, breeds, varieties, selective breeding and cross-breeding. FINISH for HOMEWORK due next Friday 23 rd October We will also be having a genetics (8A) test that day.

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Do now!

Do now!. Can you think of 5 differences (variations) between people that are inherited?. Last lesson. Variation. Continuous variation. Continuous variation. Either many genes are involved in that characteristic Or the genes are operating with environmental effects too.

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Genetic Crosses

Genetic Crosses. Show possible outcomes of genes the new generation will have We use: Gene diagrams Punnett Squares. Terminology. Genotype Phenotype Parent Gamete Offspring dominant recessive allele. Gene control of characteristics.

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POORIA PANAHIFAR Mechanical Engineering Instructor: Dr. B. TAHERI

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Riley Payne

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Vital stats

Vital stats. Name: Chris Nicknames : Gateaux Birthday : 17 th May 1983 Place of Birth: York Lived: York, Croydon, Exeter , Brentwood, Tonbridge, Dibden. Appearance. Hair colour: Brown/Ginger Hair length: Short Eye colour: Green Best feature: Ears

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Charles Darwin and Natural Selection

Charles Darwin and Natural Selection. An idea that would change the world. Introduction. Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution by natural selection using four important observations which led him to two deductions. Observations:

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Sex-linked and Polygenic Inheritance

Sex-linked and Polygenic Inheritance. Sex Chromosomes. Female sex chromosomes XX. Male sex chromosomes XY. Only one pair of these (chromosome pair 23. The X chromosome is much larger than the Y chromosome and can carry more genes. These genes are said to be SEX LINKED.

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Why use Statistics? Discuss.

Statistics. 22 nd February 2005. Why use Statistics? Discuss. Statistics. 22 nd February 2005. Objective: To understand the use and application of statistics and identify different types of data. Statistics is used when you want to make sense of large amounts of data or information.

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Name:___________

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGPeNN9S0Fg. Louis Tomlinson. Middle Name : William Born: Christmas Eve in 1991 Star sign: Capricorn Sisters: Charlotte, Felicity and twins Daisy and Phoebe Brothers: None Mother: Johanna F ather : Mark Eye colour : Blue Pets : D og - Ted

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