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- make 3 observations about the graph.
there are different test groups.
there are measured variables.
both groups showed a significant increase in squat.
review of lessons 1-5:
directions: answer the questions below to review what you learned in lessons 1-5.
- what is inside sperm and egg cells?
- what are chromosomes?
- what do you think the patterns in these chromosomes will tell us?
reading comprehension - mutations:
directions: read the article linked here. answer the questions below.
- what causes sauteur d’alfort rabbits and mice to do handstands?
- what is the importance of the rorb protein?
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- Sperm and egg cells contain genetic material in the form of chromosomes (DNA).
- Chromosomes are long, thread-like structures made of DNA and proteins that carry genetic information.
- A genetic mutation in the RORB gene causes these animals to perform handstands instead of hopping.
- The RORB protein is essential for the proper development of spinal cord neurons that coordinate limb movement and gait.