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Cookie-ases: Interactive Models for Teaching Genotype-Phenotype Relationships

Several hands-on and wet laboratory activities have been proposed to model the genetic concepts of genotypes and phenotypes and their relationship. The exercise presented in this article is a novel, time effective, student-centered, role-playing activity in which students learn about the intricate c...

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Physical Characteristics
Role Playing
Science Activities
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