Gene Information
Pair 1
Key Facts
- 23 from Mom + 23 from Dad = 46 total
- Homologous pairs have SAME genes
- But different ALLELES (versions)
- Pair 23 determines biological sex
- ALL cells have the same chromosomes
G7 Cycle 1 Week 5 - Introduction to Heredity
Keyboard: Space/Enter = start/pause · R = reset · Esc = pause
1. How many chromosomes did you inherit from each parent?
2. If mom has brown eyes (Bb) and dad has blue eyes (bb), what alleles might be on chromosome pair 15?
3. Why do siblings look different if they have the same parents?
4. What makes pair 23 special compared to other pairs?
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Before running the simulation, predict: what do you think will happen to Chromosome Pairing G7C1W5 when you change the variables?
Run the simulation with different settings. Record the patterns and relationships you see.
Compare your observations with your prediction. Use scientific vocabulary to explain why Chromosome Pairing G7C1W5 behaves this way.
Changing one variable while controlling others helps us isolate cause and effect in Chromosome Pairing - G7C1W5.
Look for repeatable patterns in the data — they reveal the underlying scientific principles.
This simulation is a model — a simplified representation that helps us understand Chromosome Pairing - G7C1W5.