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Model chromosomes

Submitted by iwaldron on Thu, 04/19/2018 - 7:27am.

Instructions for making model chromosomes are available in the Teacher Preparation Notes for our mitosis activity (/sci_edu/waldron/#mitosis). There are two versions of the introduction to genetics principles in our genetics activity. One (in the Student Handout) uses model chromosomes and is designed for people who have completed the mitosis and meiosis activities which use the model chromosomes. The other (in the Genetics Supplement) does not use model chromosomes and is designed for people who have not completed the mitosis and meiosis activities.

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