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BIOLOGY NOTES AS TOPIC 1 FULLY COVERED
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A detailed set of notes of erythrocytes, covering their function, formation, interactions, mechanism of action, structure and more! These notes are aimed at undergraduate university students.
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infografia de la estructura de un ecosistema grado 11
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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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Detail summary of Globular protein, including hemoglobin vs myoglobulin, globular hemeproteins, organization of the globin genes, and hemoglobinopathy from various literature
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Detailed first year (AS) biology notes to aid key revision of topics and enhance knowledge.
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Table of contents: Main parts of a eukaryotic cell, The Cytoplasm, Cytoskeleton, The Nucleus, The nucleolus, Nuclear envelope, Nucleoplasm, Chromatin, The plasma membrane, Fluid mosaic model and chemical nature of the plasma membrane, Quiz: The Cell (Part II)
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My notes from my module 'Neuroscience' made in my second year at the University of York. They're in the format of the presentation on the left with small powerpoint slides, and the transcript of what was said during that slide on the right.
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We tabulate the different specialized structures so you dont have to! :D in the tabulation there are examples, function, common name, scientific name, and nature of the specialized structure. This is perfect for students taking up General Botany
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Covers stenosis, regurgitation/prolapse for all 4 heart valves (aortic, pulmonary, mitral and tricuspid). Covers pathophysiology, treatment options and causes.
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This task talks about semen analysis and fertility treatments as to how they are carried out, and why they are useful.
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The biosphere is made up of the parts of Earth where life exists—all ecosystems. The biosphere extends from the deepest root systems of trees, to the dark environments of ocean trenches, to lush rain forests, high mountaintops, and transition zones like this one, where ocean and terrestrial ecosystems meet.
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EDEXCEL PEARSONS BTEC LEVEL 3 APPLIED SCIENCE PASS MERIT DISTINCTION
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Freshman Biology chapter 1.2 Unifying Themes of Biology
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-Simple notes of AQA GCSE Biology Chapter One, Unit One (Keeping Healthy) -3 Pages -Notes from several resources -Includes bullet points, pictures and diagrams -Aimed for GCSE
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This is a nursing reviewer related to Fundamentals of Nursing, Maternal & Child in Nursing, Medical-Surgical in Nursing, Pediatrics, and Psychiatric.
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In this document, you get the complete notes about "TYPES OF BIOPOTENTIAL ELECTRODES".
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Molecular Cell Biology by Harvey Lodish is a renowned book taught all over the world and it is liked by around 90% of students. This is the first-ever complete chapter-by-chapter solution of the book. I hope it will be of immense usefulness for those who want to have a very high-end result in their exams because sometimes it is not possible to go through the whole book.
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Detailed notes on carbohydrates, lipid & proteins.
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Biochemistry - Year 1 essay plan BSc Biomedical Science/Biological Sciences/Medicine/ Pharamacy/ Biology/ Human Biology Antibodies, Western blotting, Immunocytochemistry, ELISA.
£2.00 Preview RemoveLecture on atoms and molecules
This document contains some notes on atoms and molecules A good refresher
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study on nucleic acids, dna, rna, nucleotides, dna conformations, among others
£0.50 Preview RemoveMeiosis and Sexual Life Cycles
Notes of Chapter 10 from Campbell's Biology in Focus Textbook
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2nd year biomedical science degree notes on the processes involved in myeloid leukaemia development.
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This is 47 pages of notes that cover most of biology for high school freshman.
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Easy to understand, in these notes all topics are covered with example to understand the concept easily, if you want to be a gynecologist these notes are best for you
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AS level biology for Salters Nuffield New course 2015+ A* grade level notes put together from multiple books
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These notes are a breakdown of the elbow joint including, a description of the articular surfaces, the ligaments within the joint with their origin, insertion and movement they restrict. These notes also include a description of the joint capsule and the synovial membrane and the movements available at the joint.
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Non-major biology course Christine Yates University of Alabama
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Edexcel as level biology B question paper 2 june 2024 salters Nuffield + mark scheme
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covers evolution, genes and DNA, human genome project, gene mutation, natural selection, speciation, extinction. For 1st yr geography degree / biology / ecology A level
£2.00 Preview RemoveIB Biology SL Genetics (Chapter 4)
A detailed summary of everything you need to know about Genetics for IB Biology SL.
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15 typed pages of expansive information is yours for the studying. This complicated topic covers everything from the CNS, PNS, ANS, PNS and more. This packet of notes no doubt is a must if you want a good understanding of everything spinal. Great notes for a future Chiropractionor.
£8.75 Preview RemoveEggs contain antioxidant that are beneficial for the eyes
These notes are useful for biology, zoology, health science , physiology and poultry students.
£3.75 Preview RemoveHIGH RESOLUTION ECG/ SIGNAL AVERAGED ECG
Notes on indications for procedure, measurements needed for positive test, lead positions and lead system used. Explanation of late potentials and slow propagation
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IB biology standard level and higher level full topic 3 notes (genetics).
£5.00 Preview RemoveDP Biology - 1.1 Introduction to Cells
Comprehensive notes on 1.1 Introduction to Cells written for the 2016 syllabus. Precise and concise. Easy to follow. Suitable for SL and HL students. With mark schemes that show you how to structure your answers. Best for pre-exam revision and studying alongside with your textbooks and workbooks.
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Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology 1. Terminologies 2. Level of Organization 3. Systems
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Living things are composed of Cells. Cells are very small (ususally between 1 and 100 μm) and can only be seen by magnification with a microscope. A distinction is made between Magnification and Resolution: Magnification is how large the image is compared to real life, whereas Resolution is the amount of information that can be seen in the image - defined as the smallest distance below which two discrete objects will be seen as one.
£15.63 Preview RemoveGenetics Midterm Notes
These are notes I took and made for my Genetics midterm exam.
£15.00 Preview RemoveBTEC Applied Science Unit 11 Assignment 1
Unit 11: Physiology of Human Body Systems – Assignment 1 The Structure and Function of the Cardiovascular System *HAS A PICTURE OF A REAL HEART* Task 1 Describe how to measure pulse rate at the radial artery. Describe how to measure blood pressure using both a digital and an analogue sphygmomanometer. This provides evidence for P3 Task 2 Record the heart rate of one person: at rest during exercise (eg after 2minutes) during recovery from exercise (eg every 2 minutes for 10 minutes) Present this information as tables and graphs. Compare their heart rate at rest to the normal, expected heart rate. Record the blood pressure of one person: at rest immediately after a period of 2 minutes exercise Present this information as tables and graphs. Compare their blood pressure at rest to the normal, expected blood pressure. This provides evidence for P3 Task 3 Explain why single-celled organisms such as amoeba do not need a transport system. You should refer to surface area: volume ratio. Explain why as multi-cellular organisms get bigger an increasingly more complicated transport system is needed. In your answer you should refer to open, closed, single and double circulation systems, giving examples of organisms with each type of system. This provides evidence for M2 Task 4 The delivery of materials at the tissues requires that blood arrives at the capillaries under high pressure. This task is about explaining how this high pressure is created Carry out a dissection of a mammalian heart. Produce a rough sketch or photo of the dissected heart. Provide a labelled diagram of an external view of the heart. Provide a labelled diagram of a section through the heart. Describe the flow of blood through the vessels and chambers of the heart Explain the pressure and volume changes that take place during the cardiac cycle Explain electrical activity within the heart that co-ordinates the cardiac cycle This provides evidence for M2 Task 5 Explain how the structure of capillaries is designed for efficient exchange of materials between the blood and the cells of tissues. Explain how tissue fluid is formed Explain how the tissue fluid is returned to the main circulation system This provides evidence for M2 Exam board is Pearson ALL ASSIGNMENTS I HAVE UPLOADED ARE DISTINCTION GRADED.
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I have written these notes by myself and they are totally plagiarism free. You are welcomed to use this and benfor your homework.
£10.00 Preview RemoveMolecules of the body
Molecules such as DNA, RNA, Sugar, glucose, etc,. International Bachelorate Year 11 Biology chapter one notes from book. Instituition:SEK Budapest
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These are the units covered in these notes with great detail and easy guide. Unit 1 : Characteristics of living things Unit 2 : Classification Unit 3 : Cell Structure Unit 4 : Diffusion, active transport and osmosis Unit 5 : Enzymes Unit 6 : Nutrition and digestion Unit 7 : Plant nutrition (photosynthesis) Unit 8: Transport in plants Unit 9: Transport in humans Unit 10 : Gas Exchange Unit 11 :Excretion Unit 12: Homeostasis and Hormones Unit 13 : The nervous system Unit 14 : The Eye The notes consist of 50 pages where there is high detail but still short notes and point form with great diagrams.
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The full process of Protein Synthesis, Transcription, Splicing, Translation and key definitions. AS/A Level, AQA. Happy Revising
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A look at Scientific reasoning and how it works. This document examines how scientists reasons and how they arrive at their different conclusions. You will also find that we use these reasoning on a daily basis and it can help identify which type of reasoning you yourself uses more often.
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Notes for Intro to Biology lecture 1 by Tim Whalley. Intended for first year biology students. General description of cell theory and the study of cells, including various microscopy techniques.
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Includes definitions, natural immunity, artificial immunity, the four main types of vaccines, future vaccines, essential properties of vaccines
£1.99 Preview RemoveThermodynamic, Energy, Metabolism
AP BIOLOGY AND GENERAL BIOLOGY Focus on metabolism and energy. and thermodynamics within organisms
£6.25 Preview RemovePsychology: Neural Processing and the Endocrine System
Notes taken from Myers Psychology for AP Textbook. Notes include: Franz Gall, biological psychology, neurons, sensory neurons, motor neurons, interneurons, spinal cord, dendrite, axon, myelin sheath, multiple sclerosis, action potential, ions, threshold, Sir Charles Sherrington, synapse, neurotransmitters, reuptake, acetyleholine, Candace Pert, Solomon Snyder, endorphins, agonist, and antagonist.
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