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What is a chromosomal disorder?

What is a chromosomal disorder?. What does trisomy mean? What is nondisjunction and when can it occur? What is Kleinfelters? Turners? What sperm and eggs have to combine for these disorders to occur?. We are going to take a survey for some specific traits….

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What is a chromosomal disorder?

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  1. What is a chromosomal disorder? • What does trisomy mean? • What is nondisjunction and when can it occur? • What is Kleinfelters? Turners? What sperm and eggs have to combine for these disorders to occur?

  2. We are going to take a survey for some specific traits… Please mark whether which characteristic you have Do you have a chin with a cleft? Or a chin without a cleft? WHY DO YOU LOOK THE WAY YOU DO??? This is a chin with a Cleft.

  3. Do you have a widows peak? • Widows peak How about an 80’s cut and crazy swoop bangs….. Just kidding.

  4. Do you have mid-digit hair? • That’s right, hair on your hand between the two digits. I do!

  5. Do you have attached ear lobes? Unattached Attached

  6. Do you have a hitchhikers thumb? hitchhikers Non- hitchhiker

  7. Can you roll your tongue?

  8. Are you ready to smell something gross? • Is your second toe longer than your big toe? What kind of weirdo takes a picture of their toes and puts it on the inter-net?

  9. Do you have Dimples like Miss Hollingworth? Divits in your cheeks? • When you cross your arms which do you put on top?

  10. Our Traits Presence of Traits in Miss H’s Class

  11. Do You see any patterns? • What is the relationship between percentages of various traits? • Are the traits distributed equally in our class?

  12. Why do you look the way you do? • You appearance is determined by the genes you have inherited from your mother and father. • There are different types of these genes which are called alleles. • For example there are different alleles for Ear shape • Ex attached, unattached • The physical appearance of each trait is called the phenotype.

  13. More on alleles.. • The specific alleles of a specific trait are the genotype • The dominant allele is written as a capital letter • The recessive allele is written as a lower case letter • If an allele is Dominant it will “cover up the other allele • Thus if the genotype is TT or Tt the dominant trait will show. If tt is the geotype the recessive trait is shown.

  14. Your job is to determine if a specific trait is recessive or dominant • Recessive traits show up 25% of the population • Dominant traits show up in 75% of t he population

  15. You job is to design an experiment to determine if a trait is recessive or dominant. • Choices of traits • Freckles or No Freckles • Broad Lips or thin lips • Left or right handed • Crossing Legs (Left over right or Right over left) • Bent pinkies or straight pinkies

  16. You will create your own • Purpose • Procedure (Must be approved before you run your experiment • Materials and Steps Data • Data Analysis • Conclusion

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