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Definition of Biology: 

Biology is the natural science that studies living organisms. DNA is the building block of life. Cells are formed from the cascade of events that occur such as transcription and synthesis of proteins from which the cells are built from. Single cell organisms exist, but multicellular organisms have evolved over millions of years. These animals and plants can be classified into many categories and humans are one of these. Like all more advanced lifeforms, humans have a complex range of bodily functions to regulate them. Energy is generated from ingesting food  which is broken down by enzymes to release this form of energy. Plants on the other hand use the power of the sun to capture the energy using photosynthesis. 

Fungi are distinct to both animals and plants. They exist as both multicellular organisms and single cell organisms (yeast). Cell wall composition is different to plants and animals. They contain chitin, a hard substance also found in the hard exoskeleton of some insects. When people think of fungi, they will usually think of the multicellular mushrooms we commonly see and buy from supermarkets. There are three major groups of fungi. 

Multicellular filamentous moulds, macroscopic filamentous fungi often referred to as mushrooms, and single celled mircroscopic yeasts. The ability of single cell organisms to assemble into multicellular organisms is a key characteristic of some fungi.

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Absorption of Light by ChlorophyllHina Hashmi
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Adaptation in animalsKatherine White
Adaptation in animals2Katherine White.
Adaptation-KS4Teresa Middleton
Advances in GeneticsBen Friedman
Aerobic_Anaerobic_RespirationHina Hashmi
ALCOHOLHina Hashmi
alcohol2Hina Hashmi
alimentary canal 3rd yearHina Hashmi
All about the PancreasSagar Kansal
anaerobic respirationNalford
Animal Adaptations 1Sei Mei Li
Animal Adaptations IISei Mei Li
Animal Behavior PowerpointCarolyn Kinne
Animal breeds
Animal Reproduction PP Part 1Megan Seneca
Animal Reproduction PP Part 2Megan Seneca
animalkingdom
ApplesSagar Kansal
aqa b1a 11.3 Thalidomide rg
AS Biology cell membranes
ASexual Reproduction LessonHina Hashmi
Asexual ReproductionRory G
Asexual reproduction1Liza
Bacteria - CholeraJanice Wright
Bacteria - Helicobacter pylori - UlcersJanice Wright
Being HealthyStephanie Davison
Biological Classification
Notes on birdsJackie
blood & circulationDebbie Corral
BLOOD AND BEHAVIOURScott
blood red crossRed Cross
Blood sugarSarah Magor
blood vesselsC Milne
blood
Body ImageNancy Hackmann
bonefactsLiza
BotanyBen Friedman
brain lesson parts and function
brain
cancerMikey B
cause and effect of mutationLisa
Cell and animal reproduction
Cell And Tissue CultureHina Hashmi
Cell Cycle questions with picture answers-AS Biology
cell division cancer
Cell Membrane + Tissues & Organs DefinitionsBella
cell membrane transportBella
Cell structures lesson1Becgentry
Cell structures lesson2Becgentry
Cell theoryBecgentry
Cell Transport NotesSonny or Beth
Cell vocabularyMr Ryan
cell_part1
cellsStu S
cells2C Milne
cell structuresRoxanne
cereal
Characterisitcs of LifeH Wellington
Characteristics of Living ThingsJoyce S. Zakem
characteristics of a population
Cholera 1Janice Wright
ChromosomeSiva Ramamoorthy
Cigarette Smoke and Disease-yr12Paul Jackson
CirculationKeith Hicks
Circulatory SysytemRik G
Classification of AnimalsSei Mei Li
Classification of plants
classificationParesh Mahawar
clinical terminologyPeggy
Cloning - Science Fiction or Science FactLindsay Wainwright
cloning lessonLiza
CocainePaul Cushing
Communication and Cell Signallingkostas beritsis
Control of heart beat-yr 12Paul Jackson
Controlling DiseaseJohn
Co-ordination of the Cardiac CycleRachel Conrad
Coronary heart diseaseBip Chak
Crossing Membranes Passive ProcessesKostas Beritsis
Cuvier PresentationEric
daily and seasonal changesSimon D
Darwin
Demost biotec2Yolanda Ramos
developmentLiza
diffusion
Digestion and PeristalsisHina Hashmi
Digestion- foundation levelBelinda
Digestion- higher levelBelinda
Digestion in Ruminants & RodentsDiyana Jamari
DigestionHina Hashmi
Digestive EnzymesHina Hashmi
Dihybrid InheritanceAngela
Disease picturesRik G
Diversity of life part 1
Diversity of life part 2
DNA - An overviewSiva Ramamoorthy
DNA Fingerprinting powerpointSiobhan Coughlan
DNA Structuremichael dowdall
dna_part1
DNA or no DNALisa
Drugs Effects on Our BodiesJohn
DrugsHina Hashmi
EarthwormSurendran_K
Ecological RelationshipsGillian Rorhwell
EcologyKatherine White
EcosystemsKatherine White
Diversity of life part 1
Electron Microscopefkelly.co.uk
electrophoresisLisa
EndoscopySurendran_K
energy in the cell
Environment and feeding relationships 1Stu S
environmentsWilliamallan
Enzymes and digestion
enzymes models of actionPaul Morrison
Enzymes models
enzymes new
enzymes what are theyPaul Morrison
Enzymes
Enzymes act energy
Everything about heartsAlison Diskin
experiment write up
experiment photosynthesis 1YKNG
experiment photosynthesis 2Paul
FeedingWBC
Fertilizers and PesticidesIC Smith
Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, birds, and mammalsMeredith Sanders
Five Kingdom ClassificationMohit Sahu
flashcellstructure
flashphotosynthesis
flashreplication
Food Chains and WebsKatherine White
Food Production & the environmentTeresa Middleton
food pyramidCarolyn Kinne
Food SafetyNancy Hackmann
Food web of the ArcticMeredith Sanders
Food WebsCarolyn Kinne
FossilsCarolyn Kinne
fungiTbarger
gel electrophoresisLisa
gene function and structurePaul
Genetic CrossesRik G
Genetic EngineeringLisa
Genetic ScreeningIan Richardson
GENETIC TESTINGFatin
Genetic TraitsMeredith Sanders
genetic code 1Lisa
genetic engineeringLaureen
Genetics- inheritanceLisa Deluca
geneticsLisa Deluca
Genetics 2Scott
Genotype and PhenotypeJoyce zakem
Geometry in NatureStarla Brannon
Gregor_MendelLiza
Growing PlantsHina Hashmi
Heart 2Keith Hicks
Heart and Circulatory SystemHina Hashmi
Heart disease arteriosclerosisSusan
HeartMark
Hedgerows and Monoculture
Heterotrophic Nutrition
History of plant pathology lecture
HIV and AIDS
HIV Notes 2006
HIV_and_AIDS
Homeostasis - short intro
Homeostasis of the body
Hormones
How DNA Makes Protein
hunters and gathers
Immune defence quiz
immune system
Immune system 2
In Their Natural Habitats
induced_fit
Infectious disease STD
Influenza
Inheritance basic
inheritanceassessment
Intensive farming
Interactions of Life-Communities
Intro to Drugs
Intro to water and ADH
Introduction of hearing
Introduction to Cells
Introduction to Plants
Ionising Radiation and Living Things
Kidneys
Kingdom Protista
lac operon
Leaf Structure and Photosynthesis
leaf structures
lifeprocesses
Light Dependent Reaction
Lipids
Living Factories
lock_and_key
Louis Pasteur Powerpoint
lower plants
lung disease
lungs
Making Food
MALARIA
Mammals
Marijuana
Medical Uses of Ionising Radiation
Meiosis
Mendel
Mendelian_Genetics
Mendels Law of Segregation
Mental Health and self-esteem
MICROBES
Mitosis and Meiosis
Mitosis
Monohybrid
Mutation
Natural Selection in Action
natural selection model
natural selection
Natural Vegetation
Nerves
nerves2
nervous system
nervous-system-drugs
Nitrogen cycle 2
Nitrogen Cycle
NMR diagnosis
NMR
Our Earth’s Resources
Nutrition and You
Nutrition
Nutritional requirements
PCR
Paper presentation
Penicillin presentation 2
Photosynthesis 6
photosynthesis 5
photosynthesis 3
Photosynthesis
photosythesis 2
Plant Divisions
Plant part roots
Plant production- watering
Plant structure adaptations and responses
Plant tissues
Plant transformation methods
Plant transformation methods
PLANTLETS
plants_test
Plants 2
plants 3
plants general
plasma_membrane
Pollination and Fertilisation
Pollution
POPULATIONS
Predators and Prey
protein synthesis
protein synthesis (simplified)
Protein structure
Protein Secretion
Proteins
Protists - Malaria
protista part 2 algae
Puccinia fungus
Pyramids
REAL TIME PCR
Recombinant DNA and Polymerase chain reaction PCR
replication of DNA and chromosomes
Reproductive Systems
Reproduction in plants
Reproduction in Flowering Plants
respiration 2
Reverse_Transcription
Schizophrenia
Scurvy
Sea Otter
Sexuality
Sexual_Reproduction_in_Humans -I
Sexual Reproduction Lesson
Sexual Reproduction in Animals
Sexual Differentiation Lesson
SexLinkage
sexual reproduction
Specialised Cells
sharks
Simple Animals
Smoking
solvents
Sumac Tree
Spiders and Insects
Structure od DNA
structure skeletal muscle
symbiosis 3
Support and Locomotion
Support and transport in plants
Symbiosis and Homeostasis
symbiosis
symbiosis 2
Thalidomide
Tabla periodica english
Tabla periodica
Teeth
temperature regulation
The Eye
the body
The Cell Cycle and Cancer
The Cell Theory
The components of the blood (F)
The PeriodicTable
The History of DNA
The Human Genome Project
THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
The Influence of Human Activity on the Environment
The Krebs Cycle
The Microscope
The nervous system & sensitivity
Tobacco
TheEye
The Kidney
the neuron
Tobacco and diseases
transport
Transplantation Immunology
Transport in animals
Transport in plants
Transport in plants-yr12
Virus - Measles
Trees as Homes
tridax_procumbence_-_A_paper_presentation
variation and mutation
Variation and the Monohybrid Cross
vertebrates
viruses
Virus -Rabies
Virus Structure and Method of Invasion
Viruses and HIV
Xerophytes
Vitamins
What are blood vessels
What is Ecology
whystudyplants
Global Warming
kidney damage wordsearch
Presentation on Health
Cell Membranes questions - markscheme
Cell Membranes questions
Animal ScienceMegan Seneca
Animal Uses part1(2)Megan Seneca
Animal Uses part2(2)Megan Seneca
DomesticationMegan Seneca
Food and LaborMegan Seneca
Blood releated pathologyHanuman Kumawat
Evolution in present timesGwyneth Morrison.
human health and diseaseC Milne
lab photosynthesis expJim
lab respiration expMaya
Livestock AnimalsMegan Seneca
Medicine in the Nineteenth CenturyNoreen
MitosisRik G
NutritionNancy Hackmann
White Blood CorpusclesRajasekhar
History of Women and MedicineNoreen

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  1. Introduction to Biology: This type of presentation provides an overview of the study of biology, its branches, and the scientific method.

  2. Cell Biology: These presentations focus on the structure, function, and components of cells, including organelles, cell division, and cell processes.

  3. Genetics and Heredity: Presentations on genetics explore topics such as DNA, genes, chromosomes, inheritance patterns, genetic disorders, and genetic engineering.

  4. Evolution: These presentations discuss the principles of evolution, natural selection, adaptation, speciation, and evidence for evolution.

  5. Ecology: Ecology presentations cover ecosystems, populations, communities, interactions between organisms and their environment, and topics such as biodiversity, conservation, and climate change.

  6. Human Anatomy and Physiology: These presentations delve into the structure and function of the human body, including organ systems, cells, tissues, and physiological processes.

  7. Microbiology: Presentations on microbiology focus on microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protists, their structure, function, classification, and their roles in health and disease.

  8. Plant Biology: These presentations explore plant structure, growth, reproduction, photosynthesis, plant hormones, and adaptations.

  9. Animal Biology: Presentations in this category discuss animal diversity, anatomy, physiology, behavior, and adaptations.

  10. Biotechnology: These presentations cover topics such as genetic engineering, DNA technology, biotechnological applications in medicine, agriculture, and industry.

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