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Click on the "Extra-Toed Cats"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R)

sonic hedgehog (SHH)

multidrug resistance 1 (MDR1)

myostatin

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What type of mutation is occurring in the "Extra-Toed Cats"?

Single base change

Insertion

Deletion

HS-LS3-2

1

The mutation in the "Extra-Toed Cats" is __________.

Harmful

Beneficial

Neutral

HS-LS3-2

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Think about the "Extra-Toed Cats". Where did the current generation of cats get the trait of extra toes?

HS-LS3-2

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Click on the "Double-muscled cattle"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R)

multidrug resistance 1 (MDR1)

sonic hedgehog (SHH)

myostatin

HS-LS3-2

1

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Double-muscled cattle"?

Deletion

Insertion

Single base change

HS-LS3-2

1

The mutation in the "Double-muscled cattle" is __________.

Beneficial

Neutral

Harmful

HS-LS3-2

5

Select one of the other mutations on the website to learn about and answer the following:
Which mutation did you select?
What causes the mutation?
Is beneficial, harmful, or neutral? Why?

HS-LS3-2

1

Based on the learning standard and success criteria:
Success Criteria:
I can identify types of mutations.
I can identify a protein.
I can explain how genetic information is passed on.
How do you feel about meeting this target? Choose where you fall on this scale:

Need Review

Developing

Proficient

Excelling

1.08 Genetic Variation: The Outcome of Mutations

1.08 Genetic Variation: The Outcome of Mutations

Click on the "Extra-Toed Cats"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Extra-Toed Cats"?

The mutation in the "Extra-Toed Cats" is __________.

Think about the "Extra-Toed Cats". Where did the current generation of cats get the trait of extra toes?

Click on the "Double-muscled cattle"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Double-muscled cattle"?

The mutation in the "Double-muscled cattle" is __________.

Select one of the other mutations on the website to learn about and answer the following:
Which mutation did you select?
What causes the mutation?
Is beneficial, harmful, or neutral? Why?

Based on the learning standard and success criteria:
Success Criteria:
I can identify types of mutations.
I can identify a protein.
I can explain how genetic information is passed on.
How do you feel about meeting this target? Choose where you fall on this scale:

Click on the "Extra-Toed Cats"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Extra-Toed Cats"?

The mutation in the "Extra-Toed Cats" is __________.

Think about the "Extra-Toed Cats". Where did the current generation of cats get the trait of extra toes?

Click on the "Double-muscled cattle"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Double-muscled cattle"?

The mutation in the "Double-muscled cattle" is __________.

Select one of the other mutations on the website to learn about and answer the following:
Which mutation did you select?
What causes the mutation?
Is beneficial, harmful, or neutral? Why?

Based on the learning standard and success criteria:
Success Criteria:
I can identify types of mutations.
I can identify a protein.
I can explain how genetic information is passed on.
How do you feel about meeting this target? Choose where you fall on this scale:

1.08 Genetic Variation: The Outcome of Mutations

1.08 Genetic Variation: The Outcome of Mutations

Click on the "Extra-Toed Cats" What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Extra-Toed Cats"?

The mutation in the "Extra-Toed Cats" is __________.

Think about the "Extra-Toed Cats". Where did the current generation of cats get the trait of extra toes?

Click on the "Double-muscled cattle" What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Double-muscled cattle"?

The mutation in the "Double-muscled cattle" is __________.

Select one of the other mutations on the website to learn about and answer the following:Which mutation did you select?What causes the mutation?Is beneficial, harmful, or neutral? Why?

Based on the learning standard and success criteria:Success Criteria:I can identify types of mutations.I can identify a protein.I can explain how genetic information is passed on.How do you feel about meeting this target? Choose where you fall on this scale:

Click on the "Extra-Toed Cats" What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Extra-Toed Cats"?

The mutation in the "Extra-Toed Cats" is __________.

Think about the "Extra-Toed Cats". Where did the current generation of cats get the trait of extra toes?

Click on the "Double-muscled cattle" What is the protein involved in this mutation?

What type of mutation is occurring in the "Double-muscled cattle"?

The mutation in the "Double-muscled cattle" is __________.

Select one of the other mutations on the website to learn about and answer the following:Which mutation did you select?What causes the mutation?Is beneficial, harmful, or neutral? Why?

Based on the learning standard and success criteria:Success Criteria:I can identify types of mutations.I can identify a protein.I can explain how genetic information is passed on.How do you feel about meeting this target? Choose where you fall on this scale:

Click on the "Extra-Toed Cats"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

Click on the "Double-muscled cattle"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

Select one of the other mutations on the website to learn about and answer the following:
Which mutation did you select?
What causes the mutation?
Is beneficial, harmful, or neutral? Why?

Based on the learning standard and success criteria:
Success Criteria:
I can identify types of mutations.
I can identify a protein.
I can explain how genetic information is passed on.
How do you feel about meeting this target? Choose where you fall on this scale:

Click on the "Extra-Toed Cats"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

Click on the "Double-muscled cattle"
What is the protein involved in this mutation?

Select one of the other mutations on the website to learn about and answer the following:
Which mutation did you select?
What causes the mutation?
Is beneficial, harmful, or neutral? Why?

Based on the learning standard and success criteria:
Success Criteria:
I can identify types of mutations.
I can identify a protein.
I can explain how genetic information is passed on.
How do you feel about meeting this target? Choose where you fall on this scale: