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21 - Congenital & Genetic Disorders

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Unit Plan - Congenital & Genetic Disorders

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Chapter 21 of textbook

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Quiz Review - Chapter 21 KEY terms

Read through Chapter 21 and define the terms. Study for your Quiz.

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PPT - Congenital & Genetic Disorders

Use to complete your Chapter 21 Study Guide. These will be your notes along with your Key Terms List.

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PPT Notes Handout

Print out 6 slides/page and use to follow along with the PPT

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WS - Case Study on Hemophilia

Use the reference information in handout - Hemophilia: The Royal Disease

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Test Review

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Case Study - Born for Recovery

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Project - Genetic Disease Presentation

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TEDxTalk - Sam Bearns on Progeria

12 min talk by Sam Bearns, a 17 year old with progeria

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Click & Learn Activity: Central Dogma and Genetic Medicine

Use this site to complete your Click & Learn Activity.

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NOVA: Cracking Your Genetic Code

Take notes while watching the show. Write a one page front & back essay discussing the topics addressed in the program & what your opinion is about them.

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NIH Chromosome Map

Scroll through the chromosomes to find your disorder & its "address". Click on the disorder name to find out additional information.

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