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what is Photosynthesis and how it takes place? complete process of photosynthesis.
In these notes, you will learn about what is Photosynthesis and how it takes place? the complete process of photosynthesis.
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The lymphatic system , structure, function, , The pulmonary circulation, the hepatic portal circulation, Systemic circulation
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This document contains Practice questions that will be very helpful for the ones who are preparing the topics of life processes.
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These are my digital notes for the Respiratory System (Part One) which focus on breathing volume.
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Structure of neurons, Transmission of information by neurons, Resting membrane potentials, changes from resting membrane potential, direction of information flow in neurons, interactions between neurons, glia and supporting cells, neuroinflammation, myelin, neural stem cells,
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Great notes to help with understanding carbohydrate, proteins, fats and many more molecules!
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I have taken these inquiries and replies from science.
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Defintion of Ecosystem Components of an ecosystem Types of ecosystems
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Mapping and recombination
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This notes are written in neat and clear handwriting so you will understand it properly
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5 pages of notes on solar radiation, melanin production and other adaptations that humans have developed to deal with living at high altitudes taken from a first year 'Introduction to Biological Anthropology' lecture at Oxford Brookes University
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Terminology study involves learning and understanding the specialized language used in a particular field, such as medicine or science. It's important for effective communication and comprehension within that domain. Body organization study focuses on understanding the hierarchical structure of the human body, from the cellular level to organs, systems, and overall body organization. This knowledge helps in grasping how different parts work together to maintain life and function.
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This notes include process of beer Production with fermentation process.
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Fully typed and clear (colour-coded) concise notes on the ecology topics for the zoology second year module C12ECO at the University of Nottingham, but should cover relevant topics for other courses, modules and unis. I got 76% in the exam, just using these notes. Covers: Foraging, Demography, Population dynamics, Life history, Phylogeny, Niches, Competition, Human ecology
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IGCSE BIO Sorted Past-paper Mark Scheme Transport plant
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Students can get good marks by preparing and understanding the previous exam questions. In addition questions are asked from past papers as well.
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Lab 8 for Microbiology Lab from Straighterline
£6.25 Preview RemoveBiology GCSE Revision Notes/Content
This is essentially a textbook which contains everything you need to know for biology GCSE. is an up-to-date syllabus. contains diagrams, colour, and explains things clearly with examples. enjoy. :)
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These note is entirely my notes and are according to A-Level Cambridge syllabus. The notes are derived from many sources and most of them come from Cambridge authors. This chapter goes into the details of mitosis. The main parts are: a) Structure of chromosomes b) Mitosis c) Telomeres d) Stem cells e) Cancer f) Cytokinesis in plants and animal cells
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UCL biomedical sciences 3rd year ANAT3003 module, lecture on chick neural induction. Very colourful notes with cut outs from the lecture slides, along side what the lecturer said and extra information from text books/papers. Got a 1st in the final exam so worth the effort of writing them :)
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Microsoft Powerpoint presentation of notes
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Second course biology notes; differential gene expression, animal reproduction, neurons and nervous system.
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a detailed description of respiration in human beings
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Immune response in Pathogens is a full study notes to understanding the working strategy of Pathogens in our body and how immunity or immune system response to cure this infaction .
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This set of notes covers the microbes presents in aquatic environments ranging from lakes to groundwater. These notes are derived from class lectures of a 3rd year course.
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This PDF covers a range of topics, all listed under 'Keeping Healthy'. Ideal for GCSE level but useful for anyone, these notes have colour-coded summarised explanations of the following subtopics: BMI, food groups, fats, cholesterol, salts, metabolic rate, nutrition and obesity.
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These are notes from the University of Bristol, first year Biology. Lecturer-Dr Davide Pisani These notes are neat, handwritten and coloured/highlighted. They are on the beginnings of cellular life, the structure, function and classification of prokaryotes
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this document consist of the definition of the endocrine system, anatomy, pathology and physiology of the pituitary and the thyroid gland. This gives a clear picture of the system for students to revise and also to use as an summary,
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Brief overview of cellular respiration. Basic introduction into the subject.
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BN Nursing Degree Acute Care module notes. Includes types of UTI's, Causes, Risk factors, Vulnerable groups
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I have taken these inquiries and replies from science.
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Detailed description of the Nucleus, including structure, function, and activity. Taken from Intro to Biology lectures by Tim Whalley at the University of Stirling.
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introduction of human & physiology. easy to understand. attach pictures in this note.
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Endocrine System Endocrine Glands Hormones (normal and steroid types) Tissue Feedback (both negative and positive) One messenger models Protein type hormones two messenger models Hyper-secretion and Hypo-secretion Gigantism, Acromegaly, Dwarfism, Cushings Disease, Addison's Disease, Hypoglycemia, Hyperthyroidism, Cretinism Pituitary glands Anterior pituitary hormones Posterior Pituitary hormones Adrenal Cortex hormones how metabolic wastes can be excreted from the body (parts and functions) (also includes diagram) Parts and functions of male and female sex organs Nitrogenous wastes Functions of skin
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