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Your Inner Fish, Review Questions and Answers
Review Questions with Answers about Your Inner Fish by Neil Shubin
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Notes on tissues in plants, transport in plants and reproduction in plants. Suitable for Higher (also Advanced Higher), A-level, and IB students.
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Complete the word-fill exercise and then download the 'Cell Size Comparison [ANSWERS]' file to check how well you did! The file can be opened in an app such as Notability where you can hand-write the answers on a touch screen device.
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Very Brief History Genetic Analysis Some Allele Terminology, Wild Type “+” Chromosome Structure Single Gene Segregation Goodness of FIT TESTS
£2.50 Preview RemovePreguntas sobre Ciclo del Agua
¿Cuáles son los depósitos del ciclo del agua? ¿Cuales son los procesos involucrados en este ciclo? ¿Por que consideras que es importante este ciclo para los seres vivos? ¿Como se origino el agua de la tierra? ¿Sigue existiendo la misma cantidad de agua o ha disminuido? ¿Cuál es la principal fuente de agua potable para la CDMX?
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GET THE SHORT AND QUICK REVISION FOR CLAS 11 BIOLOGY CHAPTER 1
£2.00 Preview RemoveEndocrinological Function of the Pancreas
Endocrinological functions of the Pancreas, revision of insulin and glucagon control of blood glucose levels. Suitable for 1st/2nd year medical students
£1.50 Preview RemoveBiology Notes
These notes cover: Distinguishing between different variables, Carl Linnaeus’s and Carl Woese’s Contributions to Taxonomy and Biodiversity, Difference between Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes, Key Characteristics of 6 Kingdoms and 3 Domains, Distinguish between richness, abundance, and evenness, Taxonomic Rankings, and the Fundamental Principle of Taxonomy.
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This are the best notes in a good price All the best for class 10
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International Baccalaureate Biology SL Topic 5.2 2017 Clear and detailed notes of topic 5.2 from the book and lecture
£2.00 Preview RemoveMorphology of Flowering Plants
The Morphology of Flowering Plants deals with the external mechanism of the plants.A plant body is divisible into various divisions and subdivisions.
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Topics covered: Tumorigenesis, Cell immortalization, Maintenance of Genomic integrity and development of Cancer, Rational treatment of cancer. Detailed semester notes from Course MCB 3211 at the University of Connecticut. Aimed at pre-med, molecular cell biology majors.
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What is a black hole? - CorreCt Answers -The end stage of a stellar core with sufficient mass and density for its escape velocity to exceed the speed of light. What is the typical mass of a stellar core that creates a black hole? - CorreCt Answers -3 solar masses. What is a Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram? - CorreCt Answers -A log-log plot of luminosity (on the y-axis) against average surface temperature (backwards on the x-axis) for a group of stars
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This is a summary of the techniques used to assess brain anatomy and activity. Typically a cognition and neuroscience course. I did this course in my second year of university, the course was NeuroPsychology. This summary is as simplified as can be without omitting important details.
£0.50 Preview RemoveSymmetrical peripheral gangrene
Symmetrical peripheral gangrene highlights the keynote of important areas in the rare care of SPG
£2.50 Preview RemoveHistology of connective tissue
Describes the components of connective tissue, including cells of connective tissue and their functions, different types of connective tissue fibres, and ground substance. Also describes the different types of connective tissue (loose, dense, mucous). Includes diagrams and tables for references, plus some notes on clinical application. Level: Undergraduate Medicine Years 1/2; Graduate Entry Medicine Year 1 (GEC/GEM)
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Expanding on the emotional and memory brain, and which parts contain which function. Psychology 101
£1.50 Preview RemoveIgG incubation: Pepsin Vs Papain
About 75% of all immunoglobulins in our body is IgG. IgG is small and light weighing ( about 146 kilodaltons) with gamma heavy chain. The molecule is 'Y' shaped and has fab ( fragment antigen binding ) and fc ( fragment crystalline ) regions. Between fab and fc is the hinge region. Papain the enzyme isolated from pappaya tree latex splits the IgG molecule into 3 equal pieces by cleaving the hinge region- 2 fab pieces and 1 fc. Papain digested antibody is unable to promote agglutination and lysis. Whereas pepsin the enzyme isolated from stomach juice digest the IgG molecule and yields 1 (fab)2 molecules and 1 fc molecule.
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These notes outline & describe homeostasis. They also include example questions & answers relating to homeostasis. These notes helped me get a first in the module Exercise Physiology in my first year at University studying Sport and Exercise Science.
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Study material and notes of the living world with full explanation and detailed material.
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The notes consist of neural control and coordination with chemical control of 10th grade level. It consists the overview of animals as well as plants hormones and the chemical in neural as well as chemical control and coordination
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The first chapter of the AQA A2 specification for exams from June 2014 onwards. 3.4.1 The dynamic equilibrium of populations is affected by a number of factors.
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Notes from lectures about the human nervous system, as part of the Brain and Behaviour 2nd year Psychology course at the University of Stirling.
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I am IB biology 7 student and was TOP 4 in Canada Biology Olympiad 2012. I also represented Canada in International Biology Olympiad 2012. I also have other IB biology and chemistry resources. Check them out if you are interested! This PDF is a collection of IB Biology physiology core HL long answer questions from past IB exams. The document is especially helpful if you are reviewing bio by topics. Some questions are not complete as I take out the non-physiology part to make it more physiology-focused. ANSWER FOR THE SET IS FOUND IN IB BIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY CORE HL LONG ANSWER PRACTICE QUESTIONS FROM PAST IB EXAMS ANSWER KEY!!!!
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This 7 page typed notes covers all you will need to know about the axial skeleton and its 80 bones. From sutures and orbits to vertebral anatomy and all its regions you will find these notes extremely helpful with your studies.
£4.75 Preview RemoveGenetics of Individual Differences
Thorough notes from the third-year Cambridge University course, aimed at those with some understanding of psychology and genetics. The notes follow the structure of the 'Genetics of Individual Differences' course, Section C, NST Part II Psychology, Cambridge University, taught by Professor Mollon. This course looks at genetic determinants of personality and intelligence. Notes are presented for each of the four lectures, accompanied by a summary of each lecture. In total there are 13 pages.
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