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Genetic Disorders and Heredity

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Suitcase Exhibition

Genetic Disorders and Heredity is a suitcase-sized exhibition that explains what genetic disorders are and how we inherit them. With the help of interactive activities, colourful text panels, fun computer games and three-dimensional models, you will find out how humans inherit genetic disorders and learn about the different types of genetic disorders that can affect us. You'll also read about the amazing research Canadian scientists are doing to understand these diseases and discover new treatments and cures.

Don’t miss your chance to discover all the fun that can be crammed into a single suitcase!

Components

  • six bilingual graphic panels
  • portable computer with three games and four testimonials and an ethical quiz
  • two flipbooks
  • one card-and-mirror game
  • soft sculpture of chromosome 7 with key
  • 3D DNA model
  • programmes and activity sheets
  • books

Annie Thérien © Canadian Museum of Nature

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Space Requirements

  • the suitcase weighs 34 kg (74 lb.)
  • when set up, the contents occupy approximately two tabletops

Special Requirements

  • tables
  • security and environmental controls
  • active staff participation to organize and present programmes
  • TV and DVD

Cost

  • loan fee: $280 per month
  • insurance and shipping fees are extra

Availability

  • contact us to find out when this exhibition is available

Where to See It

To book this exhibition, or for more info:
Rachel Gervais
• rgervais@mus-nature.ca
• Tel: 613.566.4211
• Toll-free: 1.800.263.4433.

Previous Venues

  • Peterborough, Ontario
  • June 10, 2017 – September 15, 2016

  • Peterborough Museum and Archives

  • Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador
  • June 15, 2016 – October 15, 2016

  • Long Point Light House

  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
  • June 21, 2010, to September 7, 2010

  • The Manitoba Museum