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  • 6.3- What Are the Passive Processes of Membrane Transport?
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • 6.3:WhatArethePassiveProcessesofMembraneTransport? Passivetransport:doesnotrequireanyinputofoutsideenergytodrive transport Activetransport:requiresinputsofchemicalenergyfromoutsidesource Diffusionistheprocessofrandommovementtowardastateofequilibrium Ra
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  6.3- What Are the Passive Processes of Membrane Transport?

• 7 pages

  • Chapter 1-Evolution
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter1 Evolution:theprocessofchangethatahstransformedlifeonearthfromearlyto thediversityoforganismslivingtoday fundamentalorganizingprincipleofbiology organismsadaptationstoitsenvironmentareresultofevolution Biology:scientificstudyoflife scientificinqui
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  Chapter 1-Evolution

• 15 pages

  • Chapter 4 & 5-Organisms
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter4 livingorganismsaremadeupofchemicalsbasedmostlyonelementcarbon Carbonentersthebiospherethroughtheactionofplants plantsusesolarenergytotransformatmosphericCO2intomoleculesoflife, whicharethentakeninbyplanteatinganimals carbonisunparalleledinitsabil
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  Chapter 4 & 5-Organisms

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  • Chapter 12-Cell Division
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter12 Omniscellulaecellula:everycellfromacell Celldivision:continuityoflifebasedonreproductionofcells divisionofoneprokaryoticcellreproducesanentireorganism sameistrueofunicellulareukaryote enablesmulticellulareukartoestodevelopfromasinglcell playsrol
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  Chapter 12-Cell Division

• 15 pages

  • Chapter 11-Cell Communication
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter11CellCommunication YeastSex: twosexes/matingtypes:aandalpha cellsofmatingtypeasecreteasignalingmoleculecalledafactor,whichcan bindtospecificreceptorproteinsonnearbyalphacells alphacellssecretealphafactor,whichbindstoreceptorsonacells withoutactual
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  Chapter 11-Cell Communication

• 29 pages

  • Chapter 6 & 7-Cells
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter6 Allorganismsaremadeofcells cellisthesimplescollectionofmatterthatcanbealive Lightmicroscope(LM):visiblelightpassedthroughthespecimenandthen throughglasslenses lensesrefract(bend)thelightinawaythatimageofthespecimenismagnified asitisprojectedintoe
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  Chapter 6 & 7-Cells

• 37 pages

  • Chapter 8,9,10-Metabolism
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter8 Bioluminescencecarriedoutbyacellarepreciselycoordinatedandcontrolled Metabolism:totalityofanorganismschemicalreactions metabolismisanemergentpropertyoflifethatarisesfromorderlyinteractions betweenmolecules Metabolicpathways:beginswithaspecific
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  Chapter 8,9,10-Metabolism

• 5 pages

  • Chapter 13-Genetics
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter13 Heredity:transmissionoftraitsformonegenerationtothenext,inheritance Variationcomesalongwithinheritedsimilarities Genetics:scientificstudyofheredityandhereditaryvariation Meiosisandfertilizationmaintainaspecieschromosomecountduringthesexual lifec
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  Chapter 13-Genetics

• 11 pages

  • Chapter 15-Chromosomes
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter15 Chromosomesandgenesarebothpresentinpairsindiploidcells;homologous chromosomesseparateandallelessegregateduringtheprocessofmeiosis;and fertilizationrestoresthepairedconditionforbothchromosomesandgenes Chromosometheoryofinheritance:mendeliangenesh
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  Chapter 15-Chromosomes

• 10 pages

  • Chapter 14-Heredity
  • Washington University in St. Louis
  • BIO Biology - Fall 2010
  • Chapter14 1800sexplanationofheredity:blendinghypothesis geneticmaterialcontributedbythetwoparentsmixesinamanneranalogousto thewayblueandyellowpaintsblendtomakegreen freelymatingpopulationwillgiverisetoauniformpopulationofindividuals alternativetoblendingm
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  Chapter 14-Heredity

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