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1 Biology Mrs. Howe Tues, 2/7 New Seats Bioethical Decision Making Model (pg. 1-2)-> due Block 1 Start fresh with semester 2 and our next unit. Due Today: None Announcements: Have you checked your Semester 1 grade online?

2 Biology Block 1 Mrs. Howe Wed, 2/8 Review Bioethical Decision Making Model Tour of the Basics Webquest (pg. 3-4)-> due Block 2 Contrast the number of chromosomes in body cells and in gametes. Due Today: Bioethical Decision Making Model (pg. 1-2) Announcements: None

3 2/8: Warm Up 1 Baby Mice Seif's pet mouse had babies. Five of the babies were black and two were white. The father mouse was black and the mother was white. Seif and his friends wondered why the mice were different colors. These were their ideas: Jerome: Baby mice inherit more traits from their fathers than their mothers. Alexa: The baby mice got half their traits from their father and half from their mother. June: Male traits are stronger than female traits. Seif: Black mice have more traits than white mice. Fiona: The black baby mice are male and the white baby mice are female. Lydia: Parents' traits don't matter-nature decides what something will look like. Billy: Blood type determines what traits babies will have. Which friend do you most agree with and why? Explain your thinking.

4 Biology Block 2 Mrs. Howe Thurs, 2/9 or Fri,2/10 Review Tour of the Basics Mendel s Principles Notes Bozeman Science: Mendelian Genetics (pg. 5-6) Monohybrid Crosses (pg. 7-10)-> due Mon Describe Mendel s studies & conclusions about inheritance. Explain how genetic outcomes are determined using probability & Punnett squares. Due Today: Tour of the Basics (pg. 3-4) Announcements: None

5 2/9 or 2/10: Warm Up 2 Solving Problems w Genetics Based on what you know or have recently learned, how is genetics being used to solve today s problems? Be as specific as you can.

6 Biology Mrs. Howe Mon, 2/13 Genetic Crosses that Involve Two Traits (pg )-> due Block 1 Explain how genetic outcomes are determined using probability & Punnett squares. Due Today: Monohybrid Crosses (pg. 7-10) Announcements: None

7 2/13: Warm Up 3 Punnett Squares Tall plants are dominant over short plants. When a tall plant is crossed with a short plant, some of the offspring are short. What are the genotypes of the parents and offspring? What is the phenotypic ratio in the offspring? Use T & t to represent the alleles for height.

8 Biology Block 1 Mrs. Howe Tues, 2/14 Review Homework Futurama Activity- Part 1-> due Today Dihybrid Crosses (pg )-> due Tues Describe Mendel s studies & conclusions about inheritance. Explain how genetic outcomes are determined using probability & Punnett squares. Due Today: Genetic Crosses that Involve Two Traits (pg ) Announcements: None

9 2/14: Warm Up 4 Valentine s Day See Mrs. Howe for overhead.

10 Biology Block 2 Mrs. Howe Wed, 2/15 or Thurs, 2/16 Genetic Disorders Project Introduction-> due 3/10 Futurama Activity- Part 2-> due Tues Dihybrid Crosses (pg )-> due Tues Describe Mendel s studies & conclusions about inheritance. Explain how genetic outcomes are determined using probability & Punnett squares. Due Today: None Announcements: None

11 2/15 or 2/16: Warm Up 5 Blue-eyed People 1.) Why should you shake the hand of the nearest blueeyed person? 2.) Originally people all had what colored eyes? 3.) What was the switch that turned off the ability to produce brown eyes? 4.) Most mammals share the normal form of what gene? 5.) Where do the scientists figure the mutation took place? 6.) Neither the first person to have the mutation, nor his or her children would have blue eyes. What had to happen for the trait to show up? 7.) The blue-eyed mutation is not considered to be a positive or negative but it does create a survival advantage in northern European countries. What is the advantage?

12 Biology Mrs. Howe Fri, 2/17 Genetic Disorder Project-> due 3/10 Identify the types of human chromosomes in a karyotype. Explain how pedigrees are used to study human traits. Summarize the problems caused by nondisjunction. Due Today: None Announcements: None

13 Biology Block 1 Mrs. Howe Tues, 2/21 Review Homework Other Patterns of Inheritance Notes Lack of Dominance Problems (pg. 15)-> due Block 2 Describe the other inheritance patterns (exceptions to Mendel s rules). Due Today: Futurama Activity; Dihybrid Crosses (pg ) Announcements: None

14 2/21: Warm Up 6 Dihybrid Cross Practice The following Punnett Square has been created to show the dihybrid cross between pea plants that are heterozygous for seed shape (Rr) and seed color (Tt). Draw and complete the Punnett square, then determine the resulting genotypic and phenotypic ratios. RR or Rr = smooth TT or Tt = green RT rr = wrinkled tt = yellow RT Rt rt rt Rt rt rt

15 Biology Block 2 Mrs. Howe Tues, 2/22 or Wed, 2/23 Review Homework Meiosis Notes Meiosis Square Dance Mendel & Meiosis (pg )-> due Fri Summarize the events of meiosis. Due Today: Lack of Dominance Problems (pg. 15) Announcements: None

16 2/22 or 2/23: Warm Up 7 Incomplete & Co-Dominance Some superheroes have a special allele on the gene for eyesight. One of the homozygous traits is the ability to see through solid objects. (xx) The other homozygous trait is normal 20/20 vision (nn). The heterozygous condition (xn) gives a superhero that can t see through objects, but has REALLY good vision, like a hawk. A.) What type of inheritance is this? B.) Two superheroes have kids. One has x-ray vision. The other has hawk eye vision. Write the cross: C.) Make the Punnett Square. D.) What are the phenotypes of the offspring?

17 Biology Mrs. Howe Fri, 2/24 Review Homework Human Genetics Notes Pedigree Practice (pg )-> due Block 1 Identify the types of human chromosomes in a karyotype. Explain how pedigrees are used to study human traits. Summarize the problems caused by nondisjunction. Due Today: : Mendel & Meiosis (pg ) Announcements: None

18 2/24: Warm Up 8 Mitosis vs. Meiosis Complete the diagram with at least two ideas per section. Mitosis Meiosis

19 Biology Mrs. Howe Mon, 2/27 Meiosis Quiz Sex Chromosomes & Sex-linked Traits (pg )-> due Block 1 Identify the types of human chromosomes in a karyotype. Due Today: None Announcements: None

20 Biology Block 1 Mrs. Howe Tues, 2/28 Review Homework Turnitin.com Forecasting Genetic Disorder Project-> due 3/10 Identify the types of human chromosomes in a karyotype. Explain how pedigrees are used to study human traits. Summarize the problems caused by nondisjunction. Due Today: Sex Chromosomes & Sex-linked Traits (pg ); Pedigree Practice (pg ) Announcements: None

21 Biology Block 2 Mrs. Howe Wed, 3/1 or Thurs, 3/2 Genetics Plays a Role in History Article Sex Linked Trait Problem Karyotype Construction (pg )-> due Fri Identify the types of human chromosomes in a karyotype. Due Today: None Announcements: Genetic Disorder Project is due Fri, 3/10. Genetics & Human Heredity Test is Block 2!

22 3/1 or 3/2: Warm Up 9 Vocabulary Review Fill in the chart with an example of each term. Term Example Term Example Trait Dominant allele Recessive allele Hitchhiker thumb genotype Incomplete dominance codominance homozygous Multiple alleles heterozygous Polygenic traits phenotype

23 Genetics Plays a Role in History 1.) How was Prince Alexei s hemophilia probably a major contributor to the Russian revolution? 2.) What was the controversy surrounding Princess Anastasia and what was the end result? 3.) Where do experts believe Queen Victoria inherited the hemophilia gene?

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25 Sex-linked Trait Problem A woman who is a carrier of the hemophilia gene and a man who has hemophilia want to have children. What is the probability that their boys will have hemophilia? Girls?

26 Biology Mrs. Howe Fri, 3/3 ABO Blood Typing Lab-> due Block 1 Describe the other inheritance patterns (exceptions to Mendel s rules). Due Today: Karyotype Construction (pg ) Announcements: Genetic Disorder Project is due Fri, 3/10. Genetics & Human Heredity Test is Block 2!

27 3/3: Warm Up 10 Blood Types Genotype AA, AO BB, BO OO AB Phenotype (Blood Type) What are the possible alleles for blood type? Which seems to be recessive? Which are codominant? What are the possible blood types that could occur in the children of these two people AO and BO? A B O AB

28 Biology Mrs. Howe Mon 3/6 Review Karyotype Construction & ABO Blood Typing Lab Mystery at Termond Estate (pg )-> due Block 1 The Blue People of Troublesome Creek, KY (pg. 29)-> due Block 1 Explain how pedigrees are used to study human traits. Describe the other inheritance patterns (exceptions to Mendel s rules). Due Today: ABO Blood Typing Lab Announcements: Genetic Disorder Project is due Fri, 3/10. Genetics & Human Heredity Test is Block 2!

29 3/6: Warm Up 11 Sex Linked Traits Superman is a superhero with a special recessive X-linked trait that gives him x- ray vision. If he were to have kids with Supergirl, who is a carrier for the condition, what would their cross look like? Create the Punnett square and then determine the probability of them having a daughter with x-ray vision.

30 Biology Block 1 Mrs. Howe Tues, 3/7 Review Homework Punnett Squares Quiz Genetics & Human Heredity Review-> due Block 2 Genetics & Human Heredity Packet Check in Feel prepared to take my unit test. Due Today: Mystery at Termond Estate (pg ); The Blue People of Troublesome Creek, KY (pg. 29) Announcements: Genetic Disorder Project is due Fri, 3/10. Genetics & Human Heredity Test is Block 2!

31 3/7: Warm Up 12 Pedigree This pedigree is for a recessive trait. Half shade in the known carriers.

32 Biology: Block 2 Mrs. Howe Wed, 3/8 or Thurs, 3/9 Genetics & Human Heredity Test Feel that I did well on my unit test. Due Today: Genetics & Human Heredity Review Announcements: Genetic Disorder Project is due Fri, 3/10.

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