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Guided Notes: Modeling Sexual Reproduction
Big Idea: The main idea of this lesson is to explain why sexual reproduction leads to offspring with _________ _________.
Key Concepts:
_________ _________ - the fusion of an egg and a sperm
_________ _________ - the production of an identical genetic copy of a parent
_________ - variations of genes
_________ - a variant form of a gene
_________ _________ is the result of offspring receiving genetic information from two parents.
_________ _________ - traits such as eye color, hair color, and skin color which are inherited
_________ _________ - an allele that is dominant over another allele for a particular trait
Real World Examples:
Sarah has blue eyes, even though both her parents have brown eyes. This is because Sarah's parents each carry an _________ for blue eyes.
Hwan was born with a rare form of eye cancer called retinoblastoma (RB), even though neither of his parents had it. This is because genetic diseases like RB can _________ generations before appearing again.
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Big Idea: The main idea of this lesson is to explain why sexual reproduction leads to offspring with genetic variation.
Key Concepts:
- Fertilization (fusion of an egg and a sperm)
- Asexual reproduction - the production of an identical genetic copy of a parent
- Alleles - variations of genes
- Allele - a variant form of a gene
- Genetic variation is the result of offspring receiving genetic information from two parents.
- Physical traits - traits such as eye color, hair color, and skin color which are inherited
- Dominant allele - an allele that is dominant over another allele for a particular trait
Real World Examples:
- Sarah has blue eyes, even though both her parents have brown eyes. This is because Sarah's parents each carry a recessive allele for blue eyes.
- Hwan was born with a rare form of eye cancer called retinoblastoma (RB), even though neither of his parents had it. This is because genetic diseases like RB can skip generations before appearing again.
Key Concepts:
- Fertilization (fusion of an egg and a sperm)
- Asexual reproduction - the production of an identical genetic copy of a parent
- Alleles - variations of genes
- Allele - a variant form of a gene
- Genetic variation is the result of offspring receiving genetic information from two parents.
- Physical traits - traits such as eye color, hair color, and skin color which are inherited
- Dominant allele - an allele that is dominant over another allele for a particular trait
Real World Examples:
- Sarah has blue eyes, even though both her parents have brown eyes. This is because Sarah's parents each carry a recessive allele for blue eyes.
- Hwan was born with a rare form of eye cancer called retinoblastoma (RB), even though neither of his parents had it. This is because genetic diseases like RB can skip generations before appearing again.
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