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Cancer Gene “Worksheet” Due December 9th beginning of class

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1 Cancer Gene “Worksheet” Due December 9th beginning of class

2 These data will be your Cancer Gene “Worksheet”
1. Photograph with a legend (typed) Include a legend this is NOT a discussion; it is a legend (caption). 2. Li-Fraumeni Family pedigree (nicely presented) Follow example as presented in lab manual 3. DNA sequences for all five children Highlight with a marker location of mutation Note: this is NOT a lab report, please only hand in the material listed but please provide it the information nicely presented information. Thank you!

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