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Human Chromosome Project Bio
CBSCS Performance Expectation: Give examples, using print and electronic sources, of genetic
diseases that result from mutations to a single gene. Identify the specific type of mutation that
caused the change in amino acid sequence and ultimately the change in the protein being produced.
Part 1: Mapping Your Chromosome.
 Research your assigned chromosome pair.
o Make a list of at least 20 characteristics/traits that you find interesting or important
that chromosome codes for.
 Create a poster that shows the following: (see below)
o Drawing of the chromosome pair.
o Number of bases pairs found on your chromosome.
o Map the 20 characteristics you choose on your drawing.
o A brief statement on what you find interesting about the chromosome.
Part 2: Genetic Disorders Related to Your Chromosome.
 Choose one genetic disorder that is caused when a gene on your chromosome mutates.
 Research the following about your chosen genetic disorder:
o Scientific Name of the disorder.
o Common Names of the disorder.
o Characteristics & Physiological effects:
 Main symptoms
 Pictures
o Demographics:
 Who gets the disorder?
 Is it more common in a particular race, sex, or geographic location?
 What is the % occurrence of the disorder?
o Mode of Inheritance:
 Type of disorder: autosomal dominant, autosomal recessive, sex-linked,
multifactorial?
 What gene/genes on your chromosome are involved?
 What kind of mutation causes the disorder?
 What is the probable genotype(s) of the person affected with the disorder?
 What are the probable genotype(s) of the parents?
o Create a pedigree showing how the trait can be passed on.
o Diagnostic Testing:
 Can the disorder be detected before symptoms appear?
 What tests, besides symptoms, can be used to diagnose the disorder.
o Treatment/Prognosis:
 Are there treatments for the disorder? If so, what are they?
 Who is most likely to respond to treatment?