Achondroplasia (Genetics class )

Order Description
A general introduction/description of your topic.
Detailed descriptions of how each of the following concepts applies to your topic:
Heredity (at least one concept from Units 2, 3, and 4). These topics can include: Mendelian genetics, mitosis, meiosis, gene linkage, or the chromosomal basis of inheritance.
Molecular Genetics (at least one concept from Units 5, 6, and 7). These topics can include: DNA structure and replication, transcription, translation, genomics, or genetic manipulations.
Genetic variation (units 8 and 9): you must discuss ALL of the following topics:
How mutation relates to your topic.
How DNA repair relates to your topic.
How population genetics relates to your topic.
How multifactorial traits relate to your topic.
A balanced discussion of bioethical issues related to genetic analyses and manipulation concerning your topic. Be sure to provide multiple perspectives and take a pro or con position on the issue.

Achondroplasia (Genetics class )

Order Description
A general introduction/description of your topic.
Detailed descriptions of how each of the following concepts applies to your topic:
Heredity (at least one concept from Units 2, 3, and 4). These topics can include: Mendelian genetics, mitosis, meiosis, gene linkage, or the chromosomal basis of inheritance.
Molecular Genetics (at least one concept from Units 5, 6, and 7). These topics can include: DNA structure and replication, transcription, translation, genomics, or genetic manipulations.
Genetic variation (units 8 and 9): you must discuss ALL of the following topics:
How mutation relates to your topic.
How DNA repair relates to your topic.
How population genetics relates to your topic.
How multifactorial traits relate to your topic.
A balanced discussion of bioethical issues related to genetic analyses and manipulation concerning your topic. Be sure to provide multiple perspectives and take a pro or con position on the issue.

Achondroplasia (Genetics class )

Order Description
A general introduction/description of your topic.
Detailed descriptions of how each of the following concepts applies to your topic:
Heredity (at least one concept from Units 2, 3, and 4). These topics can include: Mendelian genetics, mitosis, meiosis, gene linkage, or the chromosomal basis of inheritance.
Molecular Genetics (at least one concept from Units 5, 6, and 7). These topics can include: DNA structure and replication, transcription, translation, genomics, or genetic manipulations.
Genetic variation (units 8 and 9): you must discuss ALL of the following topics:
How mutation relates to your topic.
How DNA repair relates to your topic.
How population genetics relates to your topic.
How multifactorial traits relate to your topic.
A balanced discussion of bioethical issues related to genetic analyses and manipulation concerning your topic. Be sure to provide multiple perspectives and take a pro or con position on the issue.