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Devil of a Disease Case Study Slides 2012

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Devil of a Disease Case Study Slides. 2012. Goals for the Day. Put the ideas of the theory of Evolution by Natural selection to work. Be able to write a testable hypothesis & experiment to go along with it. Understand the importance of genetic variability . Question of the Day. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Devil of a Disease Case Study Slides

2012

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Goals for the Day1.Put the ideas of the theory of

Evolution by Natural selection to work.

2.Be able to write a testable hypothesis & experiment to go along with it.

3.Understand the importance of genetic variability

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Question of the DayWhat needs to be present in a population for evolution by natural selection to occur?

Hint: We talked about ways we increase & decrease this

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Case Study:Devil of a Disease

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Devil of a DiseasePart I

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Devil of a DiseasePart I

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Immune SystemSelf vs. Non-self

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Goals for the Day1.Be able to evaluate possible

consequences of different conservation actions for species.

2.Put the ideas of the theory of Evolution by Natural selection to work.

3.Understand and be able to describe the importance of genetic variability

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Question of the DayIf natural selection needs variation to act on, what is the problem with genetically similar individuals.

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Genetic DiversityGenetic Drift – changes in the

frequency of a gene in a population due not to mutation or natural selection, but due to chance.

Founder effect – small numbers of individuals are isolated from a larger population

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Genetic DiversityPopulation/Genetic Bottleneckan evolutionary event in

which a significant percentage of a population or species is killed or otherwise prevented from reproducing, and the population is reduced by 50% or more, often by several orders of magnitude.

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Genetic DiversityPopulation/Genetic BottleneckPopulation bottlenecks

increase genetic drift, due to reduction in population size.

They also increase inbreeding due to the reduced pool of possible mates

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Case Study:Devil of a Disease

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Part III Proposals1. Genetic Engineering2. Separate devils with tumors3. Find a cure4. Breed healthy or sick individuals in

captivity5. Semi-wild fenced off enclosures for

populations6. Kills devils with tumors

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Part III Proposals1. Genetic Engineering

Pros Cons

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Part III Proposals2. Separate devils with tumors

Pros Cons

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Part III Proposals3. Find a cure

Pros Cons

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Part III Proposals4. Breed healthy or sick individuals in captivity

Pros Cons

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Part III Proposals5. Semi-wild fenced off enclosures for populations

Pros Cons

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Part III Proposals6. Kill devils with tumors

Pros Cons

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You are the manager! Write a ½ page

explanation of which strategy or combination of

strategies you would employ and why.

1. Genetic Engineering

2. Separate devils with tumors

3. Find a cure

4. Breed healthy or sick individuals in captivity

5. Semi-wild fenced off enclosures for populations

6. Kills devils with tumors