Human Genetics

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Lecture from 3/11: Male Reproductive System

03.11.2010 Lecture - Male Reproductive System
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You can find the filled-out Male Reproductive Anatomy handout in the Course Handouts link on the right under today’s date (3/11/2010). We took most of our notes on that handout today.

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Lecture from 3/9: Sex Determination

03.09.2010 Lecture - Sex Determination
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Lecture from 3/4: Cytogenetics

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Lecture from 2/23: Genes and the Environment

02.23.2010 Lecture - Genes and Environment
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Sundance Channel: Green Porno by Isabella Rossellini

Here’s the link to those videos that I showed you today in class. Enjoy!

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Lecture from 2/18: Pedigree Analysis

02.18.2010 Lecture - Pedigree Analysis
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Lecture from 2/16: Transmission Genetics III

02.16.2010 12:30:14 PM
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Welcome to Week 4!

Here’s what’s on tap for this week:

Tuesday (2/16):

We’re going to move from talking about peas to people, as we apply Mendel’s research to humans.
We’ll spend a good part of the day on pedigrees, those “family trees” of genetic information.
I’ll show you some examples of different pedigrees and we’ll discuss how pedigrees are used.

For people in the lab:

We’ll be doing a lab that examines the idea of probabilities. Please remember that your pink sheet is due at the beginning of lab.

Thursday (2/18):

On Thursday, we’re going to spend some more time with pedigrees by looking at how pedigrees can be used to determine whether a particular genetic disorder is dominant or recessive or if it’s autosomal or sex-linked.

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