Lesson Plan Sex Linkage/Grade 12 B Biology: - Applications 9e
Lesson Plan Sex Linkage/Grade 12 B Biology: - Applications 9e
Lesson Plan Sex Linkage/Grade 12 B Biology: - Applications 9e
C. Learning Procedure
1. Apperception/Motivation
- Teacher shows a video about sex linkage and asks students their insight for the
topic that will be discussed.
2. Lesson Proper
- Teacher introduces the sex linkage
- Teacher ask students about the relationship between cromosom that they have
known and sex linkage
- Teacher gives explanation about the concept of sex linkage including: types of
genetic variation, Sex chromosomes in humans, X-linked genes, X-linked
genetic disorders, the x-linked recessive pattern, case study: Hemophilia
- Teacher demonstrates how to make pedigree
- Teacher aske the student to make a group consist of three students and gives
them sex-linked pedigrees worksheet
3. Generalization
Ask some students to summarize the lesson
D. Learning Evaluation
Seatwork – directions: answer the questions in 1 whole sheet of paper.
Sex-linked pedigrees worksheet
Background information: pedigrees are used to trace a gene as it is passed down from
generation to generation. You have to know the squeres represent a male and the circles
represent a female. The shaded circles and squeres will repsent having disorder. Make
sure to read each question to find out if a disorder is caused by dominant alleles or
recessive allales. A person can be a carrier of trait,.
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Quiz
Please write the answers in your booklet
1. Color blindness as inherited in an_______Pattern
2. Albinism, a genetic abnormality characterized by an abnormally low level of the
pigment melanin, is also inherited in____
3. Because of these and other challanges, geneticsts often use historical recods to track
traits trough many generation of a familly. These researcers make standardized charts
of genetic connections is called____
4. Ororo Munroe got an “A” allele from her dad and a “B” allele from her mom. What
is her blood type?
5. A mother has blood Type A and genotype IAi and the father has blood Type B and
genotype IBi. Draw a Punnett square to show the possible genotypes of their
children. What are the phenotypes of the kids?
6. If allele inherited from one parent is + and allele inherited from the other parent is - ,
so the children will have Rh+ type (True or false)
7. What is the probality of children being hemophillia if Father with hemophilia;
mother with normal blood clotting gene? show the final results for the girls
8. What is the probality of children being colorblind if a father has non color blind and
the mother has a colour blind woman? show the final results for the girls
9. The disease causes severe mental and physical deterioration, uncontrollable muscle
spasms and personality changes called_____
10. Which of the following genetic diseases inherited as atosomal recessive traits..
a. Phenylketonuria
b. Huntington’s disease
c. Tay-sachs disease
d. Hemophillia