EBK BIOLOGY4th EditionBROOKER Publisher: YUZUISBN: 8220102797376
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Chapter 1 - An Introduction To BiologyChapter 1.1 - Principles Of Biology And The Levels Of Biological OrganizationChapter 1.2 - Unity And Diversity Of LifeChapter 1.3 - Biology As A Scientific DisciplineChapter 2 - The Chemical Basis Of Life I: Atoms, Molecules, And WaterChapter 2.1 - AtomsChapter 2.2 - Chemical Bonds And MoleculesChapter 2.3 - Properties Of WaterChapter 3 - The Chemical Basis Of Life Ii: Organic MoleculesChapter 3.4 - Carbohydrates
Chapter 3.5 - LipidsChapter 3.6 - ProteinsChapter 3.7 - Nucelic AcidsChapter 4 - General Features Of CellsChapter 4.1 - MicroscopyChapter 4.2 - Overview Of Cell StructureChapter 4.3 - The CytosolChapter 4.4 - The Nucleus And Endomembrane SystemChapter 4.5 - Semiautonomous OrganellesChapter 4.6 - Protein Sorting To OrganellesChapter 5 - Membrane Structure, Synthesis, And TransportChapter 5.1 - Membrane StructureChapter 5.2 - Fluidity Of MembranesChapter 5.3 - Synthesis Of Membrane Components In Eukaryotic CellsChapter 5.4 - Overview Of Membrane TransportChapter 5.5 - Transport ProteinsChapter 5.6 - Exocytosis And EndocytosisChapter 6 - An Introduction To Energy, Enzymes, And MetabolismChapter 6.1 - Energy And Chemical ReactionsChapter 6.2 - Enzymes And RibozymesChapter 6.3 - Overview Of MetabolismChapter 6.4 - Recycling Of Organic MoleculesChapter 7 - Cellular Respiration And FermentationChapter 7.2 - GlycolysisChapter 7.4 - Citric Acid CycleChapter 7.5 - Overview Of Oxidative PhosphorylationChapter 7.6 - A Closer Look At Atp SynthaseChapter 7.7 - Connections Among Carbohydrate, Protein, And Fat MetabolismChapter 8 - PhotosynthesisChapter 8.1 - Overview Of PhotosynthesisChapter 8.2 - Reactions That Harness Light EnergyChapter 8.3 - Molecular Features Of PhotosystemsChapter 8.4 - Synthesizing Carbohydrates Via The Calvin CycleChapter 8.5 - Variations In PhotosynthesisChapter 9 - Cell CommunicationChapter 9.1 - General Features Of Cell CommunicationChapter 9.2 - Cellular Receptors And Their ActivationChapter 9.3 - Signal Transduction And The Cellular ResponseChapter 9.5 - Apoptosis: Programmed Cell DeathChapter 10 - MulticellularityChapter 10.1 - Extracellular Matrix And Cell WallsChapter 10.2 - Cell JunctionsChapter 10.3 - TissuesChapter 11 - Nucleic Acid Structure, Dna Replication, And Chromosome StructureChapter 11.1 - Biochemical Identification Of The Genetic MaterialChapter 11.2 - Nucleic Acid StructureChapter 11.3 - Overview Of Dna ReplicationChapter 11.4 - Molecular Mechanism Of Dna ReplicationChapter 11.5 - Molecular Structure Of Eukaryotic ChromosomesChapter 12 - Gene Expression At The Molecular LevelChapter 12.1 - Overview Of Gene ExpressionChapter 12.2 - TranscriptionChapter 12.3 - Rna Modification In EukaryotesChapter 12.4 - Translation And The Genetic CodeChapter 12.5 - The Machinery Of TranslationChapter 12.6 - The Stages Of TranslationChapter 13 - Gene RegulationChapter 13.1 - Overview Of Gene RegulationChapter 13.2 - Regulation Of Transcription In BacteriaChapter 13.4 - Regulation Of Transcription In Eukaryotes: Changes In Chromatin Structure And Dna MethylationChapter 13.6 - Regulation Of Rna Modification And Translation In EukaryotesChapter 14 - Mutation, Dna Repair, And CancerChapter 14.1 - Consequences Of MutationsChapter 14.2 - Causes Of MutationsChapter 14.3 - Dna RepairChapter 14.4 - CancerChapter 15 - The Eukaryotic Cell Cycle, Mitosis, And MeiosisChapter 15.1 - The Eukaryotic Cell CycleChapter 15.2 - Mitotic Cell DivisionChapter 15.3 - Meiosis And Sexual ReproductionChapter 15.4 - Variation In Chromosome Structure And NumberChapter 16 - Simple Patterns Of InheritanceChapter 16.1 - Mendel’s Laws Of InheritanceChapter 16.2 - The Chromosome Theory Of InheritanceChapter 16.3 - Pedigree Analysis Of Human TraitsChapter 16.4 - Sex Chromosomes And X-linked Inheritance PatternsChapter 16.5 - Variations In Inheritance Patterns And Their Molecular BasisChapter 17 - Complex Patterns Of InheritanceChapter 17.1 - Gene InteractionChapter 17.2 - Genes On The Same Chromosome: Linkage, Recombination, And MappingChapter 17.3 - Extranuclear Inheritance: Organelle GenomesChapter 17.4 - Epigenetic InheritanceChapter 18 - Genetics Of Viruses And BacteriaChapter 18.1 - Genetic Properties Of VirusesChapter 18.2 - Viral Reproductive CyclesChapter 18.4 - Genetic Properties Of BacteriaChapter 18.5 - Gene Transfer Between BacteriaChapter 19 - Developmental GeneticsChapter 19.1 - General Themes In DevelopmentChapter 19.2 - Development In AnimalsChapter 19.3 - Development In PlantsChapter 20 - Genetic TechnologyChapter 20.1 - Gene CloningChapter 20.2 - Genomics: Techniques For Studying GenomesChapter 20.3 - BiotechnologyChapter 21 - Genomes, Proteomes, And BioinformaticsChapter 21.1 - Bacterial And Archaeal GenomesChapter 21.2 - Eukaryotic GenomesChapter 21.3 - ProteomesChapter 21.4 - BioinformaticsChapter 22 - The Origin And History Of Life On EarthChapter 22.1 - Origin Of Life On EarthChapter 22.2 - The Fossil RecordChapter 22.3 - History Of Life On EarthChapter 23 - An Introduction To EvolutionChapter 23.1 - Overview Of EvolutionChapter 23.2 - Evidence Of Evolutionary ChangeChapter 23.3 - The Molecular Processes That Underlie EvolutionChapter 24 - Population GeneticsChapter 24.1 - Genes In PopulationsChapter 24.2 - Natural SelectionChapter 24.3 - Sexual SelectionChapter 24.4 - Genetic DriftChapter 24.5 - Migration And Nonrandom MatingChapter 25 - Origin Of Species And MacroevolutionChapter 25.1 - Identification Of SpeciesChapter 25.2 - Mechanisms Of SpeciationChapter 25.4 - Evo-devo: Evolutionary Developmental BiologyChapter 26 - Taxonomy And SystematicsChapter 26.1 - TaxonomyChapter 26.2 - Phylogenetic TreesChapter 26.3 - CladisticsChapter 26.4 - Molecular ClocksChapter 26.5 - Horizontal Gene TransferChapter 27 - Archaea And BacteriaChapter 27.1 - Diversity And EvolutionChapter 27.2 - Structure And MovementChapter 27.3 - ReproductionChapter 27.5 - Ecological Roles And Biotechnology ApplicationsChapter 28 - ProtistsChapter 28.1 - An Introduction To ProtistsChapter 28.2 - Evolution And RelationshipsChapter 28.3 - Nutritional And Defensive AdaptationsChapter 28.4 - Reproductive AdaptationsChapter 29 - Plants And The Conquest Of LandChapter 29.1 - Ancestry And Diversity Of Modern PlantsChapter 29.2 - An Evolutionary History Of Land PlantsChapter 29.3 - The Origin And Evolutionary Importance Of The Plant EmbryoChapter 29.4 - The Origin And Evolutionary Importance Of Leaves And SeedsChapter 30 - The Evolution And Diversity Of Modern Gymnosperms And AngiospermsChapter 30.1 - The Evolution And Diversity Of Modern GymnospermsChapter 30.2 - The Evolution And Diversity Of Modern AngiospermsChapter 30.3 - The Role Of Coevolution In Angiosperm DiversificationChapter 30.4 - Human Influences On Angiosperm DiversificationChapter 31 - FungiChapter 31.1 - Evolution And Distinctive Features Of FungiChapter 31.2 - Fungal Asexual And Sexual ReproductionChapter 31.4 - Fungal Ecology And BiotechnologyChapter 32 - An Introduction To Animal DiversityChapter 32.2 - Animal ClassificationChapter 32.3 - Molecular Views Of Animal DiversityChapter 33 - The InvertebratesChapter 33.1 - Parazoa: Sponges, The First Multicellular AnimalsChapter 33.2 - Radiata: Jellyfish And Other Radially Symmetrical AnimalsChapter 33.3 - Lophotrochozoa: The Flatworms, Rotifers, Bryozoans, Brachiopods, Mollusks, And AnnelidsChapter 33.4 - Ecdysozoa: The Nematodes And ArthropodsChapter 33.5 - Deuterostomia: The Echinoderms And ChordatesChapter 34 - The VertebratesChapter 34.1 - Vertebrates: Chordates With A BackboneChapter 34.2 - Gnathostomes: Jawed VertebratesChapter 34.3 - Tetrapods: Gnathostomes With Four LimbsChapter 34.4 - Amniotes: Tetrapods With A Desiccation-resistant EggChapter 34.5 - Mammals: Milk-producing AmniotesChapter 35 - An Introduction To Flowering Plant Form And FunctionChapter 35.2 - How Plants Grow And DevelopChapter 35.3 - The Shoot System: Stem And Leaf AdaptationsChapter 35.4 - Root System AdaptationsChapter 36 - Flowering Plants: BehaviorChapter 36.1 - Overview Of Plant Behavioral ResponsesChapter 36.2 - Plant HormonesChapter 36.3 - Plant Responses To Environmental StimuliChapter 37 - Flowering Plants: NutritionChapter 37.1 - Plant Nutritional RequirementsChapter 37.2 - The Role Of Soil In Plant NutritionChapter 37.3 - Biological Sources Of Plant NutrientsChapter 38 - Flowering Plants: TransportChapter 38.2 - Uptake And Movement Of Materials At The Cellular LevelChapter 38.3 - Tissue-level TransportChapter 38.4 - Long-distance TransportChapter 39 - Flowering Plants: ReproductionChapter 39.1 - An Overview Of Flowering Plant ReproductionChapter 39.2 - Flower Production, Structure, And DevelopmentChapter 39.3 - Male And Female Gametophytes And Double FertilizationChapter 39.4 - Embryo, Seed, Fruit, And Seedling DevelopmentChapter 40 - Animal Bodies And HomeostasisChapter 40.1 - Organization Of Animal BodiesChapter 40.2 - The Relationship Between Structure And FunctionChapter 40.3 - HomeostasisChapter 41 - Neuroscience I: Cells Of The Nervous SystemChapter 41.1 - Cellular Components Of Nervous SystemsChapter 41.2 - Electrical Properties Of Neurons And The Resting Membrane PotentialChapter 41.3 - Generation And Transmission Of Electrical Signals Along NeuronsChapter 41.4 - Neurons Communicate Electrically Or Chemically At SynapsesChapter 42 - Neuroscience Ii: Evolution, Structure, And Function Of The Nervous SystemChapter 42.1 - The Evolution And Development Of Nervous SystemsChapter 42.2 - Structure And Function Of The Nervous Systems Of Humans And Other VertebratesChapter 42.3 - Cellular Basis Of Learning And MemoryChapter 43 - Neuroscience Iii: Sensory SystemsChapter 43.1 - An Introduction To SensationChapter 43.2 - MechanoreceptionChapter 43.4 - Electromagnetic ReceptionChapter 43.5 - PhotoreceptionChapter 43.6 - ChemoreceptionChapter 44 - Muscular-skeletal Systems And LocomotionChapter 44.1 - Types Of Animal SkeletonsChapter 44.2 - Skeletal Muscle Structure And The Mechanism Of Force GenerationChapter 44.3 - Types Of Skeletal Muscle Fibers And Their FunctionsChapter 45 - Nutrition And Animal Digestive SystemsChapter 45.3 - Overview Of Vertebrate Digestive SystemsChapter 45.4 - Mechanisms Of Digestion And Absorption In VertebratesChapter 45.5 - Neural And Endocrine Control Of DigestionChapter 45.6 - Impact On Public HealthChapter 46 - Control Of Energy Balance, Metabolic Rate, And Body TemperatureChapter 46.2 - Regulation Of The Absorptive And Postabsorptive StatesChapter 46.3 - Energy Balance And Metabolic RateChapter 46.4 - Regulation Of Body TemperatureChapter 47 - Circulatory SystemsChapter 47.1 - Types Of Circulatory SystemsChapter 47.2 - The Composition Of BloodChapter 47.3 - The Vertebrate Heart And Its FunctionChapter 47.4 - Blood VesselsChapter 47.5 - Relationship Among Blood Pressure, Blood Flow, And ResistanceChapter 47.6 - Adaptive Functions Of Closed Circulatory SystemsChapter 48 - Respiratory SystemsChapter 48.1 - Physical Properties Of GasesChapter 48.2 - Types Of Respiratory SystemsChapter 48.3 - Structure And Function Of The Mammalian Respiratory SystemChapter 48.4 - Mechanisms Of Oxygen Transport In BloodChapter 48.5 - Control Of VentilationChapter 48.7 - Impact On Public HealthChapter 49 - Excretory Systems And The Homeostasis Of Internal FluidsChapter 49.1 - Principles Of Homeostasis Of Internal FluidsChapter 49.2 - Excretory Systems In Different Animal GroupsChapter 49.3 - Structure And Function Of The Mammalian KidneyChapter 49.4 - Impact On Public HealthChapter 50 - Endocrine SystemsChapter 50.2 - Links Between The Endocrine And Nervous SystemsChapter 50.3 - Hormonal Control Of Metabolism And Energy BalanceChapter 50.4 - Hormonal Control Of Mineral BalanceChapter 50.5 - Hormonal Control Of Growth And DevelopmentChapter 51 - Animal ReproductionChapter 51.1 - Overview Of Asexual And Sexual ReproductionChapter 51.2 - Gametogenesis And FertilizationChapter 51.3 - Mammalian Reproductive Structure And FunctionChapter 51.4 - Pregnancy And Birth In MammalsChapter 52 - Animal DevelopmentChapter 52.2 - General Events Of Embryonic DevelopmentChapter 53 - Immune SystemsChapter 53.2 - Innate ImmunityChapter 53.3 - Acquired ImmunityChapter 54 - An Introduction To Ecology And BiomesChapter 54.1 - The Scale Of EcologyChapter 54.2 - Ecological MethodsChapter 54.3 - The Environment’s Effect On The Distribution Of OrganismsChapter 54.4 - Climate And Its Relationship To Biological CommunitiesChapter 54.5 - Major BiomesChapter 55 - Behavioral EcologyChapter 55.1 - The Influence Of Genetics And Learning On BehaviorChapter 55.2 - Local Movement And Long-range MigrationChapter 55.5 - Living In GroupsChapter 55.6 - AltruismChapter 56 - EcologyChapter 56.1 - Understanding PopulationsChapter 56.2 - DemographyChapter 56.3 - How Populations GrowChapter 57 - Species InteractionsChapter 57.1 - CompetitionChapter 57.2 - Predation, Herbivory, And ParasitismChapter 57.3 - Mutualism And CommensalismChapter 57.4 - Bottom-up And Top-down ControlChapter 58 - Community EcologyChapter 58.1 - Differing Views Of CommunitiesChapter 58.2 - Patterns Of Species RichnessChapter 58.5 - Succession: Community ChangeChapter 58.6 - Island BiogeographyChapter 59 - Ecosystem EcologyChapter 59.1 - Food Webs And Energy FlowChapter 59.2 - Biomass Production In EcosystemsChapter 59.3 - Biogeochemical CyclesChapter 60 - Biodiversity And Conservation BiologyChapter 60.2 - Why Conserve Biodiversity?Chapter 60.3 - The Causes Of Extinction And Loss Of BiodiversityChapter 60.4 - Conservation Strategies
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