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Biology 201 Midterm Note Package
I got 91% on the exam by studying this note package. This study set covers all of the notes, condensed from lectures, textbook readings, tutorials and practice problems. This study set is intended for Biology 201 at UBC, in preparation for the first midterm, but is also applicable to other introductory level biochemistry courses elsewhere.
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This study guide covers the first quarter of the material covered in an introductory 1st year biology class (LIFE 102 Neuwald/Dewey at Colorado State University). It covers chapters 1-6 of Campbell's Biology. Topics covered: evolution, the themes of biology, scientific inquiry; the chemical context of life; water and life; carbon and the molecular diversity of life; the structure and function of large biological molecules (macromolecules); a tour of the cell
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This note useful for std 12th students about chemistry chapter 1 solid state
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This document is an overview of: - The Introduction to Astrobiology - The History of Astrobiology - The Influential Men of Astrobiology - Discoveries
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Notes on the topic of autoimmunity for a clinical immunology module taught on the third year of a biomedical science degree course. These notes cover the epidemiology, pathogenesis, autoimmune component, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of numerous autoimmune diseases including; Hashimoto's thyroiditis, type 1 diabetes, Myasthenia Gravis, systemic lupus erythematosus, Multiple sclerosis, and rheumatoid arthritis. Additional topics covered include; the role of genetic factors in autoimmunity susceptibility, and the role of environmental factors in autoimmunity susceptibility. Treatments for autoimmune diseases including; broad-spectrum therapies, strategies that target specific cell types, therapies that block specific steps in the inflammatory process, therapies that interfere with costimulation, and antigen specific immunotherapy, and examples of each type of therapy, are also covered.
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Covers how plants get energy and the life cycles: carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle. Highschool Biology level
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Aimed at A level and Access to Science students.
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Hello! I am a humanities student who hates sciences. But with these notes that I made I recieved A* (98) on IGCSE Biology. These notes are detaied, and well written. All concepts are explained simply and made easier to understand. Aside from buying these notes, you are always welcome to email me for help regarding revision or any concepts you struggle to understand. Good Luck!
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The document are organised into clear and concise sections, covering the key concepts and topics in microbiology. These include the structure and function of microorganisms, microbial growth and metabolism, microbial genetics and evolution, and the role of microbes in infectious disease and public health. Each section would likely include detailed notes on the key points and concepts, as well as summaries of important studies and experiments in the field. By providing clear and concise summaries of complex concepts, the document makes it easier for individuals to quickly grasp the key ideas and build a strong foundation in the subject.
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Notes on transfusion science for an immunology module taught on the third year of a biomedical science course. Notes cover the different blood groups, primarily ABO and Rh blood group systems. Laboratory techniques used to type blood are also covered, in particular column systems. the notes discuss adverse effects of transfusions including; haemolytic disease of the newborn, and acute and delayed haemolytic transfusion reactions. The importance of haemovigilance is also covered,
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The document summaries the six phyla in short detail. The document is aimed at grade 11's who take biology and it is at beginner level.
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Nervous Tissue of frogs for biology first year students. Enjoy and I hope this helps you
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Introduction of Parasympathetic nervous system Origins and Ganglia Preganglionic and Postganglionic Neurons Origins of Preganglionic Neurons
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Covers general structure and characteristics as well as pathology, symptoms and diagnosis, control, treatment, the different kinds of Gram Positive Bacilli, and their epidemiology. The bacilli include (but are not limited to): Clostridium tetani, Listeria monocytogenes, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, non-tuberculosis Mycobacterium, and more!
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Notes focussing on endocrinology like HPA axis, thyroid hormones, androgens, growth hormone axis. Suitable for 2nd/3rd year university students undertaking courses related to endocrinology.
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This is a concise revision book for the cells topic. It will take you through what you need to know in order to master this topic!
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A review of carbohydrates from a second year biochemistry lecture series
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Carbohydrates are essential nutrients that provide energy for the body. This detailed guide covers their types, functions, and significance in human nutrition. Dive into a comprehensive exploration of carbohydrates, essential nutrients that provide energy and support overall health. This detailed guide, ideal for advanced high school and undergraduate students in biology or nutrition courses, covers the various types of carbohydrates, their chemical structures, and their crucial roles in human physiology. Understand the distinctions between monosaccharides, disaccharides, oligosaccharides, and polysaccharides, and learn about the significance of glycosidic bonds and carbohydrate metabolism. Perfect for academic study, this resource also includes practical information on dietary sources, the impact of carbohydrates on exercise, and common misconceptions about carbs.
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Study notes that complete all requirements for Edexcel specification on inheritance topic in section 3.
£3.75 Preview RemoveStudy guide on Histological techniques used to study Microscopic Anatomy
Notes designed for 1st and 2nd year medical students. It provides a summary of the techniques involved in studying microanatomy that is relevant in the field of pathology.
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Great notes to help with understanding carbohydrate, proteins, fats and many more molecules!
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Aimed at A level biology students, specific to the AQA A2 course, Unit 4 These notes helped me achieve an A* at biology A level and are highly detailed. They were made by combining information from two textbooks and my classwork, and have been referenced to the AQA specification
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Easy lecture notes for 1st year mbbs physiology chapter Neuromuscular transmission.
£2.00 Preview RemoveFORTIS PN MATERNITY HESI PRACTICE EXAM QUESTION AND ANSWER A+ ULTIMATE GUIDE.
Which physiological cause(s) for constipation during pregnancy should the practical nurse (PN) explain to a client in the first trimester? (Select all that apply.) 1. Displacement of the colon. 2. Tightening of the anal sphincter. 3. Change in nutrient absorption. 4. Shifting of liver placement. 5. Decrease in peristalsis. 6. Increase bile production. - CORRECT ANSWER -1. Displacement of the colon. 5. Decrease in peristalsis. What is the most important action by the practical nurse (PN) in preventing neonatal infection? 1. Hand washing. 2. Isolating infected infants. 3. Adequate spacing of bassinets. 4. Practicing Standard Precautions. - CORRECT ANSWER -1. Hand washing
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it enlists the signals transduced when insulin bind to its receptor followed by the regulation of insulin release in to the bloodstream to balance sugar levels
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Describes the structure, function and features of the pelvic girdle, including bony components, joints and ligaments. The male and female bony pelvises. are compared in a table. Structure and features of the pelvic cavity, and peritoneum and peritoneal cavity, and pelvic fascia. Includes notes on clinical application and diagrams for reference, including crossectional images. Level: Undergraduate Medicine Years 1/2; Graduate Entry Medicine Year 1 (GEC/GEM)
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Important terms of Ch -Heredity and evolution
£0.50 Preview RemoveHuman Physiology - Body Fluids
A concise summary of body fluids using lecture notes and textbooks for first-year human physiology. Covers: electrolytes primary & secondary active transport, diffusion & osmosis tonicity & IV solutions
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Third year lecture notes covering: Innate Immunity: PRRs and PAMPs, cytokines, cells of innate immunity, complement Adaptive Immunity: Antibodies, T cell receptors, immunological diversity, MHC, effector functions, T cell subclasses Applications of Immunology
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Outline the methods by which scientific information is communicated Report on a scientific investigation that has been carried out Produce a detailed, correctly structured report which demonstrates a high level of presentation Compare and contrast the report with a similar report from a professional journal
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Evolution notes used by many life science students, includes 15 topics and is done by a 1st year university student
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Unlock your potential in the world of biology with these comprehensive and meticulously crafted lecture notes! Whether you're an eager student striving for academic excellence or an educator seeking valuable resources to enhance your teaching, these Essential Biology Lecture Notes are your gateway to a deeper understanding of the biological world. Key Features: Comprehensive Coverage: Our lecture notes cover a wide range of topics in biology, from cellular biology to genetics, ecology to evolution, and everything in between. They are designed to align with common biology curricula, making them suitable for high school and college-level students. Clear and Concise: The notes are written in a clear and concise manner, making complex biological concepts easy to understand. They are structured logically, providing a step-by-step approach to mastering each topic. Rich Visuals: To aid in comprehension, the notes include diagrams, illustrations, and charts that simplify intricate biological processes and concepts. Visual learners will find these notes particularly beneficial. Whether you're a student striving to excel in your biology studies or an educator seeking valuable teaching materials, these Essential Biology Lecture Notes are a valuable resource you won't want to miss.
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Short description on scientists who contributed to the discovery of DNA and its structure, important for GCSE students and yr 10 students.
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Cellular organelle study notes used for first year bachelor of Biomedical science at Queensland University of Technology. Basic foundation for anyone studying or wanting to study biology or medicine at university.
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The overall assignment was spilt into three case studies, case study 1 is an explanation of feedback loops within the body, case study 2 was discussing how feedback loops can work within an animal and their current state of homeostasis and case study 3 is an analysis of diabetes within Australia. The assignment itself would be recommended for year 10-12 biology students needing extra information on this topic, with a given bibliography and intent referencing.
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These are concise, exam-focused notes made using the WJEC specification and BBC Bitesize. (I achieved an A.) This is one of eight topics in the unit.
£0.99 Preview RemoveOrganelles - Golgi Apparatus, Mitochondria, Lysosomes and Peroxisomes
The second part of organelles tells us the structure and function of the Golgi apparatus, mitochondria, lysosomes and peroxisomes, as well as what happens when things go wrong.
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Notes on the endocrine system, glands, hormones and how these relate to pregnancy. Also touches on the corpus luteum and the placenta. University level - I am a first year midwifery student. Includes all the hormone and endocrine information needed for a midwifery anatomy and physiology exam.
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A topic in 3rd year Pediatric Dentistry on the development of a child's dentition. This is part 2 of the entire topic.
£1.00 Preview RemoveA Levels Biology Ch 1-Cell Structure
This is a concise yet fully informative summary of chapter 1 and describes difficult concepts in an easy to understand manner.
£1.50 Preview RemoveHuman Sexuality
Simple, compact, easy to read notes about human sexuality. Its biological, psychological, and sociological aspects. With bullets and highlights for easy retention Large and clear illustrations with labels.
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This is my first note.Hope you will like it.Stay tuned for More....
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A comprehensive and detailed set of notes covering all aspects of ENT medicine. Diagrams included to aid learning. Useful for medical students.
£7.50 Preview RemoveMendelian Genetics
First year biology - University of Bristol Covers: - Mendel’s 1st and 2nd laws, epistasis, co-dominance and lethal alleles - Exceptions to mendelian genetics - Hotspots and further complications of Linkage
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A brief summary for educational subjects
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