Session 3: Chromosomes and their disorders
Learning Objectives
- Describe the outcomes of
mitosis and meiosis in terms of number and genetic content of daughter cells,
and how these are achieved
- Identify normal and simple abnormal karyotypes
- Describe human sex
determination and the effects of abnormalities in sex chromosomes
- List the most common numerical and structural chromosomal abnormalities and explain their origins
- Work out the main possible reproductive outcomes for
carriers of translocations
- Describe the main clinical applications of fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) and array-CGH
- Describe the outcomes of
mitosis and meiosis in terms of number and genetic content of daughter cells,
and how these are achieved
Checklist
Discussion, activities, and assignments are due by 11:59 pm (Eastern Time) on the days or dates listed.
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Readings
The readings listed below provide a framework for the presentations and discussion board questions. They were carefully selected to be informative, relevant and user-friendly. As good preparation for the session's activities, read all assigned book chapters first before working on course activities. Resources will either be linked below, in your textbook or located in the E-Reserves.Overview:The readings provide thoughtful publications on HP curriculum issues as well as an overview and examples of the 6 Step Approach to curriculum development (Thomas, et al). Aoki’s chart provides the foundational philosophies underpinning curriculum development which you will need to read in preparation for completing Assignment 1. As you read the following chapters and articles, think about possible applications to your work in curriculum development. Focus on the relevant components of each reading since they may not always related to the topics covered.Directions:On the Course Navigation Menu, click the E-Reserves link to access the articles for each session.
- Required ReadingWeek 1
- Week 2
- Optional Reading
Presentation
Week 1DirectionsWatch the video presentation below. For a full view with interactive capabilities, including an interactive transcript and notes area, click on the Watch in Panopto icon in the lower right corner- Week 2DirectionsWatch the video presentation below. For a full view with interactive capabilities, including an interactive transcript and notes area, click on the Watch in Panopto icon in the lower right corner
Activities
