Lab: Blood Type Fingerprint Mystery

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Lab: Blood Type Fingerprint Mystery Grading Rubric Lab: Blood Type Fingerprint Mystery HONORS BIOLOGY: UNIT 6 Total Point = 57

12 Points (2 points each) Data Table #1 Number 1 1. Anti-A 2. Anti-B Well Agglutination (yes/no) What does this tell you? 1. Anti-A  Yes Could be A or AB  2. Anti-B No Must be A    3. Anti-D Yes Rh+ Number 2 Well Agglutination (yes/no) What does this tell you? 1. Anti-A  Yes Could be A or AB  2. Anti-B No Must be A   3. Anti-D Yes Rh+  Number 3 Well Agglutination (yes/no) What does this tell you? 1. Anti-A  Yes Could be A or AB  2. Anti-B Yes Must be AB    3. Anti-D No Rh- Number 4 Well Agglutination (yes/no) What does this tell you? 1. Anti-A  Yes Could be A or AB  2. Anti-B Yes Must be AB    3. Anti-D Rh+  Number 5 Well Agglutination (yes/no) What does this tell you? 1. Anti-A  Yes Could be A or AB  2. Anti-B No  Must be A 3. Anti-D Rh-  Number 6 Well Agglutination (yes/no) What does this tell you? 1. Anti-A  Yes Could be A or AB  2. Anti-B No Must be A    3. Anti-D Rh-  12 Points (2 points each)

6 Points (3 points each) Data Table #1 Whorl Number 1 Number 2 Fingerprint pattern found at scene Other observations about fingerprints   Whorl  Answers will vary  Number 2 Fingerprint pattern found at scene Other observations about fingerprints    Arch Answers will vary  Number 3 Fingerprint pattern found at scene Other observations about fingerprints    Loop Answers will vary  Number 4 Fingerprint pattern found at scene Other observations about fingerprints    Whorl Answers will vary  Number 5 Fingerprint pattern found at scene Other observations about fingerprints    Arch Answers will vary  Number 6 Fingerprint pattern found at scene Other observations about fingerprints    Arch Answers will vary  6 Points (3 points each)

2 Points Analysis Questions:   What does the information tell you about blood type? Support with evidence. It is fairly simple to determines someone's blood type (A, B, AB, or O) There are total of 8 different possible combinations of ABO + Rh factor Blood type can be used to identify an individual There are 2 factors we can determine with blood samples (ABO Rh factor) 2 Points

What is the genotype for the fingerprints found at the scene What is the genotype for the fingerprints found at the scene? Support with evidence. Station #1: Whorl Evidence: Answers will vary Station #2: Arch Evidence: Answers will vary Station #3: Loop Evidence: Answers will vary Station #4: Whorl Evidence: Answers will vary Station #5: Arch Evidence: Answers will vary Station #6: Arch Evidence: Answers will vary 4 Points (2 points each)

(2 points for genotypes & 2 points for Punnett squares) 3. What possible fingerprint type(s) could the suspect’s parents have? (Show Punnett square(s) to explain) Arch (ll): ll x ll or Ll x ll or Ll x Ll Loop (Ll): LL x ll or LL x Ll or Ll x Ll Whorl (LL): LL x LL or LL x Ll or Ll x Ll   4 Points (2 points for genotypes & 2 points for Punnett squares)

4 Blood type is an example of what type of inheritance?  Multiple Alleles   How many phenotypes are there? 4 How many genotypes are there? 6 2 Points (1 point each)

5. Fingerprints are an example of what type of inheritance 5. Fingerprints are an example of what type of inheritance? Incomplete Dominance   How many phenotypes are there? 3 How many genotypes are there? 3 ll Ll LL 2 Points (1 point each)

6. Why does it make sense that only 5% of the population has the arch pattern fingerprint? Explain The arch pattern is homozygous recessive. You need two recessive alleles to have arch pattern.   Why is the Whorl fingerprint pattern so prevalent (common)? (Use Mendel’s Principle of Dominance to explain) It is the dominant allele (form) of the gene 4 Points (2 points each)

7. What other information would you want if you are the attorney trying to convict and/or defend this suspect? Why would you want this information? (List at least three and explain why) Interview with suspects Check suspects for recent injuries DNA sample Check fingerprints of people frequently touching case Evidence that blood and fingerprint came from same person? The probability of having each blood type Are there any other possible suspects? 3 Points (1 point each)

18 Points (6 points each) CER (Claim/Evidence/Reasoning) Number 1  Suspect #10  Evidence:  Blood type, Rh factor and fingerprint match  Reasoning:  Answers will vary Number 2  Claim:  No Suspect match  Evidence: Match blood type & fingerprint, but not Rh factor  Reasoning:  Answers will vary Number 3  Claim:  Suspect #9  Evidence:  Blood type, Rh factor and fingerprint match  Reasoning:  Answers will vary Number 4  Claim:  No Suspect match  Evidence: Blood type and Rh factor match, but not fingerprint   Reasoning:  Answers will vary Number 5  Claim:  Suspect #8  Evidence: Blood type, Rh factor and fingerprint match  Reasoning:  Answers will vary Number 6  Claim:  Suspect #8  Evidence: Blood type, Rh factor and fingerprint match  Reasoning:  Answers will vary 18 Points (6 points each)

Total Points = 57