diversity within populations of sexually reproducing 11-2 Complex Patterns Analyzing Data: Geography of Activity: PTC Test- – organisms. of Inheritance Malaria p. 400 Tasters vs. Nontasters 11-4 Chromosomes and Lab: Manual A Modeling Recovering the – – Human Heredity Meiosis Romanovs 14-2 Human Genetic Activity: Karyotype Modeling: DNA Probes – Disorders Activity: Practicing Pedigrees Gizmos Human – Inquiry Activity: Does Sexual Karyotyping Reproduction change genotype Autosomal disorders in ratios? humans research paper H.B.4D. Conceptual Understanding: Imperfect transmission of genetic information may have positive, negative, or no consequences to the organism. DNA replication is tightly regulated and remarkably accurate, but errors do occur and result in mutations which (rarely) are a source of genetic variation. Students who demonstrate this understanding can: Performance Indicators: Performance Indicators Textbook: Pearson Core Activities Optional Activities Pacing (Miller & Biology Levine), SC Edition H.B.4D.1 Develop and use models to explain how 13-3 Mutations Quick Lab: Modeling Mutations p. Model: mutations in 1 – mutations in DNA that occur during replication (1) can 374 DNA with DNA with affect the proteins that are produced or the traits that Dragon Genetics & paper models Activity: result and (2) may or may not be inherited. Mendelian Peas Chromosomal Activity: – mutations Biology 1 Honors Biological Evolution: University and Diversity (Standard B 5 from 2005 standards) The student will demonstrate an understanding of biological evolution and the diversity of life. Standard B-5:
diversity within populations of sexually reproducing organisms. 11-2 – Complex Patterns of Inheritance 11-4 – Chromosomes and Human Heredity 14-2 – Human Genetic Disorders Analyzing Data: Geography of Malaria p. 400 Lab: Manual A – Modeling Meiosis Activity: Karyotype Activity: Practicing Pedigrees Inquiry Activity: Does Sexual Reproduction change genotype ratios? Activity: PTC Test- Tasters vs. Nontasters Recovering the Romanovs Modeling: DNA Probes Gizmos – Human Karyotyping Autosomal disorders in humans research paper H.B.4D. Conceptual Understanding: Imperfect transmission of genetic information may have positive, negative, or no consequences to the organism. DNA replication is tightly regulated and remarkably accurate, but errors do occur and result in mutations which (rarely) are a source of genetic variation. Performance Indicators: Students who demonstrate this understanding can: Performance Indicators Textbook: Pearson Biology (Miller & Levine), SC Edition Core Activities Optional Activities Pacing H.B.4D.1 Develop and use models to explain how mutations in DNA that occur during replication (1) can affect the proteins that are produced or the traits that result and (2) may or may not be inherited. 13-3 – Mutations Quick Lab: Modeling Mutations p. 374 Activity: Dragon Genetics & Mendelian Peas – Model: mutations in DNA with DNA with paper models Activity: Chromosomal mutations 1 Biology 1 Honors Biological Evolution: University and Diversity (Standard B 5 from 2005 standards) Standard B-5: The student will demonstrate an understanding of biological evolution and the diversity of life.
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