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How to write my Individual Report

No Plagiarism This Includes: Copying off the internet word for word Copying your partners Use your presentation to help you organize your thoughts into your report.

Use your presentation Everything in your presentation should be included in your report Don’t use I, me, you, or we. Science related papers are generally written in the 3 rd person Avoid using “it” in replace of inanimate objects. Example: instead of saying “its” found on the Y chromosome. The SRY gene is found on the Y chromosome

Grammar/Spelling Use COMPLETE SENTENCES Use Spell Check Size 12 font Need to include all the key information off your blue project ws It should be longer than a paragraph (6 to 7 sentences), but shorter than 2 pages. 1 page is a goal length Length

Write towards your audience Audience = Expecting parents Limited biology and genetics knowledge EXPLAIN genetic terminology, so your entire audience comprehends. Example: Triple X syndrome is due to a trisomy presence of the X chromosome Triple X syndrome, also known as trisomy X, is caused by the presence of an extra X chromosome in each cell. Example 2: Extra X chromosome happens due to non-disjunction. The extra X chromosome occurs due to non-disjunction, which is when the chromosomes don’t segregate correctly in meiosis.