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INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN BIOLOGY AND THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD |
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01 |
Structural Organization of the Human Body | ||
Functions of Human Life | |||
Classification of Organisms | |||
The Process of Science | |||
CHEMISTRY AND LIFE |
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02 | The Building Blocks of Molecules | ||
The Chemical and Physical Properties of Water | |||
Biological Macromolecules | |||
CELLS |
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03 | Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells | ||
A More Detailed Look at Eukaryotic Cells | |||
A More Detailed Look At The Cell Membrane | |||
Passive Transport Mechanisms | |||
Active Transport Mechanisms | |||
DNA AND GENE EXPRESSION |
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04 | DNA and RNA | ||
The Basics of DNA Replication | |||
Transcription | |||
Translation | |||
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM |
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05 | Homeostasis | ||
The Digestive System | |||
ENERGY CONSIDERATIONS |
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06 | Energy and Metabolism | ||
Glycolysis | |||
The Transition Reaction, Citric Acid/Kreb’s Cycle and Electron Transport Chain/Oxidative Phosphorylation | |||
Fermentation | |||
BLOOD |
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07 | An Overview of Blood | ||
Erythrocytes | |||
Blood Typing and Transfusions | |||
HEART |
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08 | Heart Anatomy | ||
Cardiac Muscle and Electrical Activity | |||
Cardiac Cycle | |||
BLOOD VESSELS |
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09 | Structure and Function of Blood Vessels | ||
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM |
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10 | Organs and Structures of the Respiratory System | ||
Gas Pressure, Volume, and Breathing | |||
Gas Exchange | |||
Transport of Gases | |||
HORMONES |
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11 | Endocrine System | ||
URINARY SYSTEM |
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12 | Urinary System Anatomy and Function | ||
Hormonal Control of Urine Concentration | |||
MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS |
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13 | Chromosomes and the Genome | ||
The Cell Cycle | |||
Meiosis and Genetic Variation | |||
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS |
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14 | Male Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology | ||
Female Reproductive Anatomy and Physiology; Gestation and Labor | |||
SKELETAL SYSTEM |
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15 | Functions of the Skeletal System | ||
Bone Structure | |||
Bone Formation and Development | |||
MUSCLES AND MOVEMENT |
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16 | Muscle Contraction and Locomotion | ||
NERVOUS SYSTEM |
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17 | Neurons and Glial Cells | ||
How Neurons Communicate | |||
The Central and Peripheral Nervous Systems | |||
SPECIAL SENSES |
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18 | Taste and Smell | ||
Hearing and Vestibular Sensation | |||
Vision | |||
IMMUNE SYSTEM |
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19 | Innate Immunity | ||
Adaptive Immunity |