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The document tells the story of a man named Hank whose father was exposed to radiation at a nuclear power plant. Hank was born with some abnormalities as a result of genetic mutations passed down from his father. Hank is very intelligent but faces discrimination due to his unusual physical appearance. The document suggests exploring the biological reasons for Hank's condition, specifically the cellular processes of mitosis and meiosis that can result in genetic mutations being passed down. It encourages thinking creatively about how to help Hank understand and find acceptance.
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- 3. He answers our call to DEFEND the human race WHENEVER he is need
- 4. People judge him…. The first thing they see Is his face and his skin And they are afraid
- 5. Before he was born his father was exposed to nuclear radiation from the power plant where he worked… His Dad was lucky to survive
- 6. His parents told him the story…... In fact, there had been some “abnormalities” But it didn’t matter they loved him no matter what. He was a genius. He developed a superior intellect despite his bizarre physical traits
- 7. As he grew older he changed….. A Lot!
- 8. He can find PEACE no where Now, he is tired- He wants to know why he is this way Let us help him understand The biological reasons he Is the THE BEAST….
- 9. The Cell : Contains genetic material known as DNA
- 10. There are two kinds of cell division Mitosis and Meiosis IN Mitosis cells make copies of themselves ( think of cancer or growth) If you were born with a mutation what would happen with mitosis? http://www.johnkyrk.com/mitosis.html
- 11. DO IT NOW: Using modeling clay pretend you have one DNA strand undergoing mitosis
- 12. Meiosis is different 1. It involves only sex cells (gametes) like sperm or ova 2. Genetic information gets switched around two times. Once during a process called crossing over and again when chromosomes line up during replication to split into two distinct cells Crossing over helps ensure genetic diversity in a community which, in turn ,improves chances for viability
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