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1 April 2017 Using a Model to Teach Crossing Over
Feride Keskin, Aylin Çam
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The purpose of this activity is to model the formation of homologous chromosomes and the crossing over realized in meiosis I cell division. The model established through the activities conducted will allow students to visualize homologous chromosomes and the formation of crossing over among them. The model will help students to understand how homologous chromosomes occur and how crossing over is realized between homologous chromosomes whose chromatids are not sisters. The developed model is found to be an effective tool in teaching crossing over.

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Feride Keskin and Aylin Çam "Using a Model to Teach Crossing Over," The American Biology Teacher 79(4), 305-308, (1 April 2017). https://doi.org/10.1525/abt.2017.79.4.305
Published: 1 April 2017
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crossing over
homologous chromosome
sister chromatids
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