BIOLOGY NOTES
AP Biology Notes
See cells, genetics, evolution, and ecology as one connected knowledge system.
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SPECIFICATIONS
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AP Biology Notes
- Total pages
- 98
- Cover & contents
- 4
- Body pages
- 94
- Units
- 9
- Topics
- 38
- File size
- about 131 MB
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CONTENTS
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Organized around processes and cause-and-effect, helping isolated terms become a coherent picture.
- 01Chemistry of Life
- Water & Polarity
- Macromolecules Overview
- Carbohydrates & Lipids
- Proteins & Nucleic Acids
- 02Cells
- Cell Types & Organelles
- Membranes & Compartmentalization
- Passive Transport & Osmosis
- Active & Bulk Transport
- 03Cellular Energy
- Metabolic Pathways & Respiration
- Photosynthesis
- Enzymes & Regulation
- 04Cell Cycle & Communication
- Cell Cycle & Mitosis
- Cancer & Cycle Regulation
- Cell Communication
- Signal Transduction & Response
- 05Meiosis & Inheritance
- Meiosis
- Mendelian Inheritance
- Probability & Non-Mendelian Genetics
- Sex Linkage
- 06Molecular Genetics & Gene Expression
- Central Dogma
- DNA Replication
- Transcription & RNA Processing
- Translation
- Gene Expression & Regulation
- 07Mutation & Biotechnology
- Gene & Chromosome Mutations
- Horizontal Gene Transfer
- Biotechnology & PCR
- Gel Electrophoresis & Recombinant DNA
- 08Evolution
- Natural Selection
- Population Genetics
- Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium
- Evidence & Patterns of Evolution
- Speciation & Extinction
- 09Ecology
- Energy Flow
- Communities & Ecosystems
- Population Ecology
- Species Interactions & Responses
- Animal Behavior
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