1. Warm Up

1. TED Talk
2. Disease Transmission
   • AB Biology
   • CD Biology

2. Activity (random teams)

1. Notes
2. Meiosis Analysis

3. Homework

• None

1. Warm Up

• Meiosis Analysis

2. Activity

1. Meiosis Notes
   • Where is Meiosis different from Mitosis? Similar?
2. Genetics Introduction
   1. Read
   2. Mate
   3. Share

Homework

1. Read p. 275-279 and complete an SDQ table.
2. Topic 3 Portfolio (Do Thursday, 5/18)

1. Warm Up

1. New TOC
2. Copy "Meiosis" picture into notebook.
   • Label: Homologous Chromosomes, Diploid Cell, Haploid Cell.

2. Activity

• Part I: Non-Disjunction
  1. Video
  2. Definition: "A failure of....."
• Part II: Offspring Production
  • (indicate parent names at top of paper)

3. Homework

• Read p. 263-269 and complete an SDQ table.

1. Warm Up

1. Complete Offspring activity
2. Discuss Offspring activity
   • We all have the exact same genome and same exact probability of acquiring chromosome combinations in Metaphase I of Meiosis. Despite having the same exact genes, coding for the same exact proteins, that do the same exact things, human beings look vastly different from one another.
     1. Account for this discrepancy?
     2. The "Squarepants" and "McGlumby" offspring are from the same parents, but look very different. How could we reshape this activity so the offspring looked different, but of the same parents.?

2. Activity

• Part I: Genetic Disease Notes (see board)
• Part II: Copy this table into Notes.
• Part III: Click here for presentation template
  • Share with ramsey.musallam@sonomaacademy.org

3. Homework

1. Complete Genetic Disease Presentation (share with ramsey.musallam@sonomaacademy.org)
2. Complete T3 Portfolio

1. Warm Up

• Complete presentations

2. Activity

Part I: Gene Transmission Analysis

1. Both parents have Marfan's disease, a dominant gene mutation. Both parents are heterozygous (Aa) what is the probability that the child will have Marfan syndrome.
2. One parent has Cystic Fibrosis and the other parent is a carrier. Cystic Fibrosis is a recessive mutation. What is the probability that a child will have Cystic Fibrosis.
3. Both parents have one gene with the sickle cell anemia mutation and the other not. Sickle cell Anemia is a dominant mutation. Do the parents have the disease? What is the probability that an offspring will not have the disease?

Part II: Chromosomal Abnormality Analysis

• Click here.

Part III: Case Study

• Click here.
• Case Study Presentations

3. Homework

1. Organize notebook/Prepare for notebook quiz (Friday, 5/19)
2. Complete Case Study Presentations (Monday, 5/22)

1. Warm Up

1. Punnett Square Practice
2. What disease does this person have?
3. Open Notebook Quiz

2. Activity

• Case Study #4

3. Homework

• Complete Case Study Presentations.

1. Warm Up

1. Complete Case Studies
2. Present Case Studies

2. Activity

1. Case Study Video #1
2. Case Study Video #2
3. Discussion (see handout)

3. Homework

Read handout and complete detailed SDQ (see additional information below).