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    Chromosome Mutation

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    The document provides information about genetic mutations and chromosomal mutations, including different types of chromosomal mutations such as deletions, inversions, translocations, insertions, and duplications. It also discusses mutagens that can cause DNA alterations and genetic disorders resulting from chromosomal deletions and duplications. Activities are presented for writing about Down syndrome awareness or designing a genetically engineered crop.

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    The document provides information about genetic mutations and chromosomal mutations, including different types of chromosomal mutations such as deletions, inversions, translocations, insertions, and duplications. It also discusses mutagens that can cause DNA alterations and genetic disorders resulting from chromosomal deletions and duplications. Activities are presented for writing about Down syndrome awareness or designing a genetically engineered crop.

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    The document provides information about genetic mutations and chromosomal mutations, including different types of chromosomal mutations such as deletions, inversions, translocations, insertions, and duplications. It also discusses mutagens that can cause DNA alterations and genetic disorders resulting from chromosomal deletions and duplications. Activities are presented for writing about Down syndrome awareness or designing a genetically engineered crop.

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    Genomazing Challenge!

    1. Study Figure 1 (amino acid chart) and the DNA


    sequences carefully, and read the captions very well.
    Get a sheet of paper for your answers and observation.
    Do not copy the questions, just write down your answer
    or observations.
    2. Study the following DNA strand: Transcribe and
    Translate the original DNA strand:
    DNA: A T G C C C G G C G A G
    mRNA: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
    tRNA: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
    Mutations
    • are changes to a DNA sequence. Just
    like the information in DNA as a group of
    sentences, mutations are mistakes in
    spelling of the words that form those
    sentences.
    Mutagens
    • are agents that cause alteration in the DNA
    and can lead to permanent mutations in
    the DNA sequence depending on the ability
    of an organism to repair the damage.
    • Examples of mutagens are radioactive
    substances, x-rays, ultraviolet radiation,
    and certain chemicals or drugs
    Chromosomal Mutation
    •is a change at the
    chromosome level that
    occurs during the cell
    cycle and meiosis.
    Types of chromosomal mutation
    •Deletion
    •Inversion
    •Translocation
    •Insertion
    •Duplication
    Types of chromosomal mutation

    •Deletion
    Types of chromosomal mutation

    •Inversion
    Types of chromosomal mutation

    •Translocation
    Types of chromosomal mutation

    •Duplication
    Types of chromosomal mutation

    •Insertion
    •Which of the chromosomal mutation
    results to gain of chromosome material?
    •What are some possible genetic
    disorders for chromosomal deletion and
    duplication?
    •Which of the chromosomal mutation
    results to loss of chromosome material?
    •Can changes in the structure of
    chromosomes affect an individual? How?
    Genetic disorders

    Guess the
    syndrome
    Guess the
    syndrome
    Cri du
    chat
    Guess the
    syndrome
    Down
    syndrome
    Guess the
    syndrome
    Edwards’s
    syndrome
    Guess the syndrome

    Jacobsen syndrome
    Guess the
    syndrome
    Klinefelters syndrome
    Mark my Match
    • Directions: Illustrations in column A are representations of the
    different types of chromosomal mutation, examine the letters
    on the original chromosome and compare it on the letters of
    the mutated chromosome. Match the illustrations in Column A
    with their corresponding type of mutation from Column B and
    description from Column C. Write the letter of your answers on
    the space provided.
    Column A Column B Column C
    Illustration Type of Mutation Description

    ABCDEF E. Extra copies of part


    Original chromosome
    ___, ___ 1. ACDEF A. Inversion of chromosome are
    Mutated chromosome
    made
    ABCDEF
    ___, ___ 2. Original chromosome F. There is a lost part of
    ABBCDEF B. Translocation the chromosome.
    Mutated chromosome
    ABCDEF G. These are reversed
    ___, ___ 3. Original chromosome
    ACBDEF C. Duplication section of the
    Mutated chromosome
    chromosomes.

    ABCDEF H. Part of one


    ___, ___ 4. \Original chromosome chromosome breaks off
    ABGHCDEF D. Deletion and attaches to
    Mutated chromosome another chromosome
    What can You do?
    • Directions: For the following activities, choose only one that you prefer to
    accomplish. Use another sheet for your answer.
    • 1. For example you are given a chance to be one of the representatives in the
    “Down Syndrome Awareness Month Forum”. The activity is to write an
    inspirational letter to your fellow youth and friends who are parents or relatives
    of a person with Down syndrome. What are the words of inspiration that you
    can give to them? You may use English or vernacular. (50-100 words)
    • 2. Not all mutations are bad. There are naturally occurring genetic mutations
    that can change the appearance and traits of flowers, fruit or stems of any plant
    or crops and also, there are laboratory-made mutations. These mutations can
    be designed by genetic engineers. Suppose you are a genetic engineer, what
    gene or trait of a plant or crop are you going to design (duplicate, insert, or
    delete) to help in food production or crop improvement? Draw a sample of that
    plant or crop showing the good mutation or trait. (You may label the parts of a
    crop or plant or write a brief explanation of the use of that gene in that plant).
    Rubric
    • Standards Rubric
    • Appropriateness of Topic (Down Syndrome Awareness) 10 points
    • Accuracy of Details and Information (taken from real scenario) 5 points
    • Techniques (persuasiveness/humor in words/English or vernacular) 5 points
    TOTAL - 20 points

    Standards Rubric
    Drawing Quality 10 points
    Labels 5 points
    Required Information (Title, Short Explanation) 5 points
    Total: 20 points

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