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1 Aim: What do you want to know about cancer? Interphase Prophase Metaphase Anaphase TelophaseInterphase

2 K-W-L What do you know, want to know about cancer? KWL

3 Part I Information Gathering: the story of Sheena Read the story of Sheena Gather information on cancer Fill out the worksheet and use your text as a reference pg 245

4 What information did you find about the cell cycle? Each group will answer one question

5 Explain what happens to the cell and the chromosomes during each phase.

6 Historical Perspective of Cancer

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