'Basic life processes' diaporamas de présentation

Genetics and Genetic Engineering

Genetics and Genetic Engineering. terms. agar- porous gelatin like material used as a support matrix for living cells in artificial environments . centrifuge. device for separating substances on the basis of density. clones.

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Genetics and Genetic Engineering

Genetics and Genetic Engineering. terms. agar- porous gelatin like material used as a support matrix for living cells in artificial environments . centrifuge. device for separating substances on the basis of density. clones.

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Bio& 241 Unit 1 / Lecture 1

Bio& 241 Unit 1 / Lecture 1. Scientific Method. Bacon (1561-1626) and Descartes (1596-1650) new habits of scientific thought England and France academies of science --still exist today Science produces reliable, objective and testable information about nature. Inductive Method.

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Right to Die

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Chapter 7 Livestock Nutrition

Chapter 7 Livestock Nutrition. Classification and use of Feeds. Classifications of Feeds. Air dry roughages contain more than 18% crude fiber and less than 60% total digestible nutrients (TDN) Air dry concentrates generally contain less than 18% crude fiber and more than 60% TDN.

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Livestock Nutrition

Livestock Nutrition Classification and use of Feeds Classifications of Feeds Air dry roughages contain more than 18% crude fiber and less than 60% total digestible nutrients (TDN) Air dry concentrates generally contain less than 18% crude fiber and more than 60% TDN.

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Introduction to Biology

Introduction to Biology. The Scientific Study of Life. Biology. scientific study of life ranges from the molecular to the global microscope to ecosystem includes diversity of life now & in the past. Cytology Virology Embryology Anatomy Physiology Molecular Biology Genetics Botany.

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LO: To understand the basic life processes of all living things.

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1.4 Ecological Pyramids

1.4 Ecological Pyramids . (Sec 2.5 pg 39-41). We can represent the pathways that energy takes through an ecosystem with an ecological pyramid (a.k.a. food pyramid) . There are three types ; all have producers on the bottom, then primary consumers, then secondary & tertiary consumers.

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