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Muscular Dystrophy and Pedigree Charts

This lesson plan gives students the opportunity to understand and practice using pedigree charts when looking at how muscular dystrophy is passed from one generation to another. This is a great lesson plan to incorporate into a genetics curriculum after students are familiar with basic genetic principles.

Sex-Linked Chromosomal Disorders

Pedigrees showing heredity and family traits of sex-linked chromosomal disorders will be discussed to understand how these disorders are inherited. Based on this information, students will create projects on the different types of muscular dystrophy.

Date: September 1, 2006
Content source: National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities

 

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