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Mutations

Subject: Biology
Grade: Upper Secondary
Publisher: YDP
Resource types: Whiteboard presentation
Resource ID: b2955
Description:
At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define a mutation
– describe the types of gene mutations and their possible consequences
– describe the effects of certain physical and chemical mutagens on DNA
– explain the role of suppressor genes and oncogenes in the development of neoplasms.

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Mutations
Class activity
Consists of...
Division of mutations
Illustration
Mutational variation
Slideshow
Mutations
Whiteboard exercise
DNA repair system
Animation
Transition and tran...
Slideshow
Effects of base sub...
Animation
Substitution
Whiteboard exercise
Causes of sickle ce...
Illustration
Insertion and its e...
Animation
Deletion and its ef...
Animation
Insertions and dele...
Simulation
Insertions
Whiteboard exercise
Cystic fibrosis
Illustration
Spontaneous chemica...
Slideshow
Chemical mutagens â...
Illustration
Chemical mutagens â...
Illustration
Intercalating agent...
Illustration
Chemical modificati...
Whiteboard exercise
Agarose electrophor...
Slideshow
Physical mutagens a...
Animation
Radioactivity – a...
Whiteboard exercise
Ultraviolet radiation
Slideshow
Role of mutations i...
Slideshow
Proto-oncogenes and...
Chart
Mutations – the c...
Whiteboard exercise
Proto-oncogenes and...
Whiteboard exercise
Relevant to...
Copyright
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Keywords
DNA, deoxyribose, recombination, mutations, deamination, UV, oncogenes, purine, pyrimidine, deoxyribonucleosides, methylation, anti-metabolite, ribonuclosides, ionising radiation, thymidine dimers, ultraviolet radiation, Radioactivity, mutagens, ethidium bromide
 
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