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Thermal Homeostasis

A brief overview of thermal homeostasis taken from 1st Year degree level Zoology. Notes contain information on heat transfer, Behavioral thermoregulation and Thermal relations.

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Defense against disease (GCSE)

A GCSE guide bursting with notes on your immune system and how your body reacts to various diseases. Provided are also several solutions explained scientifically in thorough detail.Biology- The body.

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Microbiology Chapter 14

Grand Valley State University, BMS 212 class notes. These notes follow the book: Microbiology with Diseases by Taxonomy, 4th Edition Author - Robert W. Bauman Ph.D.

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A&P II EXAM 3 OBJECTIVES

These notes are on the following: Respiratory, Digestion, & Urinary

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OCR A-Level Biology Past Papers Map

MUST HAVE MAP for A-level students with past papers 2017 - 2022 analysis and to be used for practice. You will find 3 sets of data here (16 pages): 1. Questions by paper 2. Questions by module 3. Questions by topic - for Module 1 only. All analysis are based on CGP A-Level Biology textbook, Exam Board: OCR A, published in 2024 for exams in 2024 and 2025.

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Pepsin Vs Papain

Incubation of IgG ( antibody ) with two important enzymes

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Renal Disease inc. AKI CKD

Level 6 notes on normal kidney physiology, important definitions, how renal diseases affect normal physiology, important equations, comparison of acute kidney injury (AKI) detection methods, RIFLE and KDIGO

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The Nucleus

This is suitable for 1st year life sciences and begins to explore the brain of the cell, also known as the nucleus

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Microbiology Chapter 2

Grand Valley State University, BMS 212 class notes.

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Immunology Notes

These notes include general, introductory information about the immune system. Topics outlined include the innate immune system, the adaptive immune system, cells/organs of the immune system, and antigens + antibodies.

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How do cells maintain homeostasis?

Essential Question: How do cells maintain homeostasis? Focus Question: How do cells use signal molecules? Best for Middle school and high school students

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class notes

I am teaching last 11 years and my notes are for fsc level and bachelor degree

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Introduction To Cell Biology(Bullet Points)

In these notes i had given the bullet points for cell biology topic. All the important things are discussed.

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Occular Physiology

Retina Part 1

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Bacteria and Archaea

Biology 102:Bacteria and archaea. Highlighting both the similarities and differences of bacteria and archaea, you will discover: how they interact with the human body, the environment, and how their DNA is transmitted. While necessary for life for many reasons and found all over the human body, they can also cause diseases. With some talk of antibiotics, antibiotic resistance and going over the nitrogen cycle the entire chapter will be thoroughly covered

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The cell cycle

Anatomy and physiology course

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Skin and appendages

Notes from several lectures condensed into one pdf document on skin and appendages. This is university first year level in the UK. These notes are from Human Biology course at QUB.

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Environmental Toxicology

This note is aimed for university study to learn about basic of environmental toxicology from some pollutants.

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Pharmacokinetics

Pharmacokinetics, is one of the four fields of Pharmacology, sometimes described as what the body does to a drug, it also refers to the movement of drug into, through, and out of the body—the time course of its absorption, bioavailability, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.

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Imaging of Respiratory Disease

This is a lecture that is part of the St. Georges University Biomedical Science course in the Human Cardiovascular and Respiratory Pharmacology module.

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Conservation charities

notes on different animal charities

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BIO 2529 Écologie Devoir 8

BIO 2529 Écologie Introduction à l'étude des systèmes écologiques: la nature des expériences écologiques; les dynamiques de populations; l'exploitation des populations; les processus qui structurent les communautés dans le temps et l'espace; les flux d'énergie et d'éléments nutritifs dans les écosystèmes; la relation entre les structures et fonctions écologiques; les produits et services écologiques. Travaux pratiques sur le terrain et en laboratoire illustrant des processus écologiques importants, principes fondamentaux du design expérimental, l'analyses des données et de l'échantillonnage écologique. BIO 2509.

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Term Report-Evolution and Systematics- Bears/ Includes 2 Data Figures

This is a term report, demonstrating proficiency in evolution and systematics. Systematics comparisons are between: Bears, Giant Panda, Raccoon, and Red Panda Including figures of a Phylogenic Tree and Clustal Distance Matrix, produced solely for this Systematics Epxeriment The figures were produced using professional software and scientific methods. This is for an advanced level biology course, zoology, or environmental sciences year 2.

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Nutrition for microorganisms

Microorganisms require carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, trace elements (iron, zinc, copper, etc.), vitamins, growth factors, and an energy source for their nutrition. Carbon serves as their energy and structural backbone, while nitrogen is necessary for proteins and nucleic acids. Phosphorus is essential for nucleic acids and ATP synthesis. Trace elements act as enzyme cofactors, while vitamins and growth factors are required for specific metabolic processes. The energy source can be organic compounds or inorganic compounds through autotrophic or heterotrophic pathways. These diverse nutritional requirements enable microorganisms to adapt and thrive in various environments, with implications for industries like biotechnology, agriculture, and medicine.

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Parts of the Brain - A level - higher human biology - 20 pages

this covers 6 parts of the brain and their functions and locations as well as other information about the brain there are also exam style questions and there answers this is all at the "higher" qualification levels of detail or A-Level for england. there is 20 slided in this listing it has a elegant design with pictures and diagrams bullet points and links to external resources like youtube videos that complement the powerpoint slides.

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