General Biology

The Complete Introduction to
General Biology

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Lessons
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1 A View of Life

Part I The Cell

2 Basic Chemistry

3 The Chemistry of Organic Molecules

4 Cell Structure and Function

5 Membrane Structure and Function

6 Metabolism: Energy and Enzymes

7 Photosynthesis

8 Cellular Respiration

Part II Genetic Basis of Life

9 The Cell Cycle and Cellular Reproduction

10 Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction

11 Mendelian Patterns of Inheritance

12 Chromosomal Patterns of Inheritance

13 DNA Structure and Functions

14 Gene Activity: How Genes Work

15 Regulation of Gene Activity and Gene Mutations

16 Biotechnology and Genomics

Part III Evolution

17 Darwin and Evolution

18 Process of Evolution

19 Origin and History of Life

20 Classification of Living Things

Part IV Microbiology and Evolution

21 Viruses, Bacteria, and Archaea

22 The Protists

23 The Fungi

Part V Plant Evolution and Biology

24 Evolution and Diversity of Plants

25 Structure and Organization of Plants

26 Nutrition and Transport in Plants

27 Control of Growth and Responses in Plants

28 Reproduction in Plants

Part VI Animal Evolution

29 Introduction to Invertebrates

30 More Invertebrates

31 Vertebrates

32 Human Evolution

Part VII Comparative Animal Biology

33 Animal Organization and Homeostasis

34 Circulation and Cardiovascular Systems

35 Lymph Transport and Immunity

36 Digestive Systems and Nutrition

37 Respiratory Systems

38 Body Fluid Regulation and Excretory Systems

39 Neurons and Nervous Systems

40 Sense Organs

41 Locomotion and Support Systems

42 Hormones and the Endocrine Systems

43 Reproductive Systems

44 Animal Development

Part VIII Behavior and Ecology

45 Animal Behavior

46 Ecology of Populations

47 Community Ecology

48 Ecosystems and Human Interferences

49 The Biosphere

50 Conservation Biology

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