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2024 revision

Submitted by iwaldron on Tue, 03/19/2024 - 9:00am.

I have updated the Student Handout and Teacher Notes with recent research and the recent FDA approval of the gene-editing treatment for sickle cell anemia. For the Student Handout, I have revised several questions to focus on the most important points and added a page of questions to review transcription and translation, which will help students understand how the gene-editing treatment works. I have also clarified and updated the Teacher Notes, and I have suggested a video that could be used to increase student interest and motivation.

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