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LEARNING RESOURCES
I. Nature of Biology:
A. Manifestations of Life
B. Theories on Origin of Life
C. History & Development of Biology
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D. Areas of Discipline
II. Biology of the Cell
A. Cell Theory
B. Cell Types
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C. Cell Ultrastructure and Functions

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D. Cell Cycle: Mitosis and Meiosis
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E. Molecular Basis of Cell Division
F. Cell Differentiation
G. Central Dogma of Biology
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