Mutations as changes in DNA

Subject: Biology

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: a2599
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define point mutations and divide them into different categories
– differentiate between point mutations and chromosomal aberrations
– present examples of the effects of mutations and the methods by which the organism protects itself against them
– describe the mutation occurring in the case of sickle-cell disease and its effects.

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Mutation; chromosom... Whiteboard exercise Chromosomal aberrat... Animation Point mutations Animation Genetic recombination Animation Types of point muta... Animation Different types of ... Whiteboard exercise Causes of point mut... Whiteboard exercise Spontaneous and ind... Animation Protein structure a... Animation Point mutations as ... Animation Sequence of protein... Animation Point mutations in ... Whiteboard exercise The ability of the ... Whiteboard exercise Effects of mutation... Animation Sickle-cell disease Slideshow Phenotype and the s... Whiteboard exercise Changes in structur... Animation Normal human karyotype Illustration Mechanisms of DNA r... Animation Mechanisms protecti... Whiteboard exercise

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Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Biology

Heredity

74. Mutations as changes in DNA

YDP SA

Keywords

DNA, duplication, changes, genetic recombination, mutations, mutation, Malaria, DNA repair, phenotype, mutagens, point mutation, gene mutation, DNA polymerase III, unscheduled DNA synthesis, substitution, insertion, deletion, chromosomal aberration, inversion, induced mutations, sickle-cell disease, spontaneous mutations, Mutations as changes in DNA

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