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BIOLOGY 101 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CHAPTER 1-10
BIOLOGY 101 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS CHAPTER 1-10 I studied these notes and attained straight A’s
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It aims to ensure that you have a better understanding of your topics
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Aimed at first year A level students sitting the biology exam. All about enzymes, factors affect enzyme activity as well as inhibitors.
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Anatomy of Spinal Cord Substansia Grisea Substantia Alba Visceral Efferent pathway Structure of spinal nerves Branches of spinal nerves ( brachial plexus and lumbosacral plexus)
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Experiment on percentage of pollen germination- for 2nd year B.Sc students.
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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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The organized description of diseases of adrenal cortex
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A simple coloured diagram of the 'greenhouse effect' required for International Baccalaureate Biology, Chemistry, and Environmental Systems and Societies.
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Great essay on sickle cell anemia that includes all the major details about it. Great for 9th and 10th graders.
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Detailed first year (AS) biology notes to aid key revision of topics and enhance knowledge.
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1st year Undergraduate, Biomedical science History & disease causing micro-organisms structures and organisms
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These notes cover Population Ecology, with terms such as: Population Density, Natality, Mortality, and Lag Phase.
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Covers the entire unit. Will help beginners study for tests, and has all the information required for all quizzes and unit tests. Covers things such as - plant and animal cells - cell cycles 31 pages!!! - the human body and organ systems - cell structure
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The digestive system is made up of the oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestines, and large intestines. It also includes the teeth, tongue, salivary glands, liver, gallbladder, and pancreas.
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Professor: Roberto Rodriguez, DHSc, MS, MD Module 8: Joints Module 9: Muscular System: functions and properties Module 10: Muscular System: Terminology, shapes, nomenclature Module 11: Nervous System: functions and divisions Module 12: Spinal cord intro and regions Module 13: The Brain
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Gen Bio 1 Exam 1 notes/study guide. University of North Florida Dale Cassammatta
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"Achieve your AP Biology goals with this comprehensive and engaging study guide. Deepen your understanding of biological concepts, master key terms and theories, and score high on the exam with confidence."
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These notes entail all concepts of all units for a grade 11 Biology course. These notes were made for the intention of studying for an exam so they encompass everything one would need to learn for a Grade 11 Biology course.
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This study guide covers the third quarter of material covered by a 1st year introductory biology course (LIFE 102 Neuwald/Dewey at Colorado State University). It covers chapters 12-20 of Campbell's Biology. Topics covered: the cell cycle, meiosis and sexual life cycles, Mendel and the gene idea, the chromosomal basis of inheritance, the molecular basis of inheritance, gene expression from gene to protein, DNA tools and biotechnology
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a summary explaining the physiology of the nervous system
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21 typed pages of notes on the brain and cranial nerves for your studying ease. From regions and landmarks to cranial reflexes these notes have all you need.
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Pathophysiology, epidemiology, treatment and anatomy of the aortic valve diseases ( aortic stenosis and aortic regurgitation)
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Patterns of Inheritance with simplified notes that is easy to understand with clear diagrams.
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The cell theory is commonly known amongst all scientists, thus next is to study the discrepancies and exceptions. First introduced in pre-university courses, these notes are suitable for both A levels and the IB Diploma Programme. Includes pictures to aid understanding.
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This are my 1st year notes on DNA replication. This unit come under basic biotechnology . In this subject i have scored O grade ( highest grade) by referring this notes. This notes are concise so that they are useful for quick revision!
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Notes for students going for the IGCSE/ GCSE of Cambridge Int. Exams. This is a chapter of the Biology IGCSE 2016 fully and completely summarised. This notes were made by myself, and with them I was able to score a B in the final exam.
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Complete information about plants external morphology such as roots leaf and stem . Modifications of roots , Modifications of stems, Modifications of leaf
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Human reproduction covers male and female reproductive system
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How do scientists use cladograms and phylogenetic trees to study past relationships What characteristics help scientists classify organisms? What is a cladogram? What is a phonetics? Notes for middle and high school students and teachers
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These are simple notes. Easy for university students of any level. Precise with pictures to help.
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Notes on cloning, stem cells, iPS technology, molecular reprogramming, Dolly the Sheep, Cancer Stem Cells
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Injuries of the knee also about ankle fractures management and treatment
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-explanation of systole and diastole of the heart in the ventricular and the atrial -cardiac output -Blood flow velocity -Blood pressure -Changes in the blood pressure during the cardiac cycle
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These notes explain about Ebola, Cholera, Chalara Ash Dieback, HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, Helicobacter Pylori and Malaria.
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Short summary of anaphylaxis - pathology, history taking, managment plan (long+short term)
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A quick study of what biodiversity is all about. Easy to understand and memorize. Has all the information of what biodiversity is.
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Biology notes for cellular processes such as diffusion, osmosis, active transport including factors for these processes
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Classification of all the synovial joints in the human autonomy
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Document includes the origins, insertions, actions, and nerves of every muscle of the lower extremity.
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These are my notes for 2018 Biology GCSE AQA exam
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I AM UPLOADING MY NOTES WHICH WILL HELP YOU IN STUDYING PLANTS TISSUE.
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Detailed first year (AS) biology notes to aid key revision of topics and enhance knowledge.
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The mutation of interest for part 1 of the lab (lethal mutations) are ST and SB. ST stands for star eyes mutant phenotype (character: eye shape) while SB stands for stubble bristles mutant phenotype (character: bristle). Question: What is the pattern of inheritance in a dihybrid cross for which the female is heterozygous mutant for an autosomal lethal allele (ST+) and the male is homozygous wild type (++). Hypothesis: A cross between two parent that have different alleles (one that expresses the dominant trait and one that expresses the recessive trait) at one gene will produce offspring following Mendel’s first law. However, the homozygous mutant progeny will not survive and so phenotypic ratio will be rescaled among the surviving progeny.
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Covers topics including; - Parts of a cell - The plasma membrane - Lipid bilayer - Membrane proteins - Plasma membrane selective permeability - Transport across the membrane - Osmosis - Tonicity - Primary and Secondary Active transport - Ion channels - Vesicular transport - Cytoplasm - Organelles
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This is aimed for 9th and 10th grades who are looking for general notes about the nitrogen cycle
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This notes is for 1st year CIE AS-Level Biology students. It is a summary of Chapter 4 - Cell membranes and transport. Extra handy, especially before the AS exams.
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This report examines the importance of the Kudzu (Pueraria Montana) plant, as well as provides an extensive overview of Kudzu in terms of its biodiversity, taxonomy, and life cycle. With its fast-growing vines and large ropey mats, kudzu is one of the most invasive plant species. Its growth has been observed in Southeast Asia, Oceania and has been introduced to South and North America. It has spread extensively across America, reaching Canadian soils. Its invasion comes with an abundance of negative impacts that have yet to be solved. Due to this, kudzu is a highly important species that must be further researched. Kudzu follows the life cycle of most angiosperms since it is a flower bearing plants. Aside from propagating sexually through biotic and abiotic factors, it can easily propagate asexually through cutting. It is known for being highly adaptable in that it can grow successfully under various environmental conditions. However, Kudzu strives best on fertile ground under the exposure of sunlight.
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