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Genetic Disorder Brochure: Due Sept. 12, 2012
You have been asked by a local doctor’s office to speak at a seminar about a Genetic
disorder
In your lesson, you will need to include the following items included and labeled:
Name of the disorder (5 Points)
Symptoms of the disorder (20 Points)
Genetic Causes (example: dominant, recessive, sex linked, chromosomal disorder) - (10
Points)
Prognosis (probable course and outcome of a disease, esp. of the chances of recovery) (10
points)
Support groups (5 points)
Presentation of the Lesson (40 Points)
Must have at least 2 sources on work cited page (10 Points)
***Make sure to include a works cited page of all sites where you obtained information
for this project***
Your disorder is ______________________________.
This counts as a test grade and a lab grade. No late projects accepted!
Genetic Disorder Brochure: Due Sept. 12, 2012
You have been asked by a local doctor’s office to speak at a seminar about a Genetic
disorder
In your lesson, you will need to include the following items included and labeled:
Name of the disorder (5 Points)
Symptoms of the disorder (20 Points)
Genetic Causes (example: dominant, recessive, sex linked, chromosomal disorder) - (10
Points)
Prognosis (probable course and outcome of a disease, esp. of the chances of recovery) (10
points)
Support groups (5 points)
Presentation of the Lesson (40 Points)
Must have at least 2 sources on work cited page (10 Points)
***Make sure to include a works cited page of all sites where you obtained information
for this project***
Your disorder is ______________________________.
This counts as a test grade and a lab grade. No late projects accepted!