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Biology for Majors I
This gateway biology course provides a strong foundation in the principles of biology for students majoring in Natural Science, medical and healthcare fields. It is the second of a two-course sequence. Primary topics such as the history of life, body systems, and ecology are covered in this course.
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- 01: Course Contents
- 1.01: About This Course
- 1.02: Course Contents at a Glance
- 1.03: Learning Outcomes
- 02: Faculty Resources
- 2.01: Faculty Resources Overview
- 2.02: Pacing
- 2.03: PDF
- 2.04: PowerPoints
- 2.05: Assignments
- 2.06: Assignments with Samples
- 2.07: Question Banks
- 2.08: I Need Help
- 03: Module 1- Introduction to Biology
- 3.01: Why It Matters- Introduction to Biology
- 3.02: Introduction to Characteristics of Life
- 3.03: Properties of Life
- 3.04: Introduction to Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
- 3.05: Comparing Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells
- 3.06: Levels of Organization of Living Things
- 3.07: Introduction to Taxonomy
- 3.08: The Diversity of Life
- 3.09: Phylogenetic Trees
- 3.10: Taxonomy
- 3.11: Introduction to the Study of Biology
- 3.12: The Branches of Biology
- 3.13: Scientific Inquiry
- 3.14: Experiments and Hypotheses
- 3.15: Interpreting Results
- 3.16: Putting It Together- Introduction to Biology
- 04: Module 2- Chemistry of Life
- 4.01: Why It Matters- The Chemistry of Life
- 4.02: Introduction to Atoms and Elements
- 4.03: Atoms
- 4.04: The Periodic Table of Elements
- 4.05: Electrons
- 4.06: Introduction to Atomic Bonds
- 4.07: Ionic Bonds
- 4.08: Covalent Bonds
- 4.09: Hydrogen Bonds
- 4.10: Introduction to Functional Groups
- 4.11: Functional Groups
- 4.12: Introduction to The pH Scale
- 4.13: Acids and Bases
- 4.14: Buffers
- 4.15: Introduction to Chemical Reactions
- 4.16: Chemical Reactions and Molecules
- 4.17: Anabolic and Catabolic Pathways
- 4.18: Enzymes
- 4.19: Introduction to Thermodynamics
- 4.20: Open and Closed Systems
- 4.21: The First Law of Thermodynamics
- 4.22: The Second Law of Thermodynamics
- 4.23: Putting It Together- Chemistry of Life
- 4.24: Assignment- Biological Astronaut
- 4.25: Assignment- Interacting with Attributes of Molecules
- 05: Module 3- Important Biological Macromolecules
- 5.01: Why It Matters- Important Biological Macromolecules
- 5.02: Introduction to Proteins
- 5.03: Amino Acids
- 5.04: Protein Structure
- 5.05: Function of Proteins
- 5.06: Introduction to Lipids
- 5.07: Lipids
- 5.08: Introduction to Carbohydrates
- 5.09: Structure and Function of Carbohydrates
- 5.10: Introduction to Nucleic Acids
- 5.11: Structure of Nucleic Acids
- 5.12: DNA and RNA
- 5.13: Introduction to Comparing Biological Macromolecules
- 5.14: Different Types of Biological Macromolecules
- 5.15: Putting It Together- Important Biological Macromolecules
- 5.16: Assignment- Nutritionist for a Day
- 06: Module 4- Cellular Structure
- 6.01: Why It Matters- Cellular Structure
- 6.02: Introduction to Microscopes
- 6.03: Microscopy
- 6.04: Introduction to Organelles
- 6.05: Cytoplasm
- 6.06: Nucleus
- 6.07: Ribosomes Mitochondria and Peroxisomes
- 6.08: Endomembrane System
- 6.09: Vesicles
- 6.10: Unique Features of Animal and Plant Cells
- 6.11: Introduction to Cytoskeleton
- 6.12: Microfilaments
- 6.13: Intermediate Filaments
- 6.14: Microtubules
- 6.15: Introduction to Cell Surface
- 6.16: Cell Membranes
- 6.17: Cell Junctions
- 6.18: The Cell Wall
- 6.19: Putting It Together- Cellular Structure
- 6.20: Assignment- Cell Builder
- 07: Module 5- Cell Membranes
- 7.01: Why It Matters- Cell Membranes
- 7.02: Introduction to Structure of the Membrane
- 7.03: Structure of the Cell Membrane
- 7.04: Phospholipids
- 7.05: Introduction to Kinds of Transport
- 7.06: Passive Transport
- 7.07: Active Transport
- 7.08: Membranes and Transport
- 7.09: Introduction to Endocytosis and Exocytosis
- 7.10: Endocytosis
- 7.11: Exocytosis
- 7.12: Putting It Together- Cell Membranes
- 7.13: Assignment- Membranes Alive
- 08: Module 6- Metabolic Pathways
- 8.01: Why It Matters- Metabolic Pathways
- 8.02: Introduction to Redox Reactions
- 8.03: Electrons and Energy
- 8.04: ATP in Living Systems
- 8.05: Introduction to Photosynthesis
- 8.06: An Overview of Photosynthesis
- 8.07: Spectrums of Light
- 8.08: Light-Dependent Reactions
- 8.09: Light-Independent Reactions
- 8.10: Photosynthesis
- 8.11: Introduction to Cellular Respiration
- 8.12: Glycolysis
- 8.13: Pyruvate Oxidation
- 8.14: Citric Acid Cycle
- 8.15: Electron Transport Chain
- 8.16: Cellular Respiration
- 8.17: Introduction to Fermentation
- 8.18: Metabolism without Oxygen
- 8.19: Types of Fermentation
- 8.20: Putting It Together- Metabolic Pathways
- 8.21: Assignment- Observing Energy Transactions
- 09: Module 7- Cell Communication
- 9.01: Why It Matters- Cell Communication
- 9.02: Introduction to Signaling Molecules and Cellular Receptors
- 9.03: Types of Signals
- 9.04: Signaling Molecules
- 9.05: Signaling Receptors
- 9.06: Introduction to Propagation of the Signal
- 9.07: Binding Initiates a Signaling Pathway
- 9.08: Methods of Intracellular Signaling
- 9.09: Introduction to Response to the Signal
- 9.10: Expression and Growth
- 9.11: Cell Death
- 9.12: Introduction to Signaling in Single-Celled Organisms
- 9.13: Signaling in Yeast
- 9.14: Signaling in Bacteria
- 9.15: Putting It Together- Cell Communication
- 10: Module 8- Cell Division
- 10.01: Why It Matters- Cell Division
- 10.02: Introduction to Chromosomes and DNA Packaging
- 10.03: DNA and Chromosomes
- 10.04: Chromosome Structure
- 10.05: Introduction to the Cell Cycle
- 10.06: Interphase
- 10.07: Mitosis
- 10.08: Cytokinesis
- 10.09: The Complete Cycle
- 10.10: Introduction to Cell Cycle Checkpoints
- 10.11: Control of the Cell Cycle
- 10.12: Cancer and the Cell Cycle
- 10.13: Introduction to Meiosis
- 10.14: Stages of Meiosis
- 10.15: Meiosis I
- 10.16: Meiosis II
- 10.17: Meiosis
- 10.18: Introduction to Genetic Diversity
- 10.19: Sexual Reproduction
- 10.20: Genetic Variation in Meiosis
- 10.21: Chromosomal Structural Rearrangements
- 10.22: Mitosis Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction
- 10.23: Introduction to Errors in Chromosome Number
- 10.24: Karyotypes
- 10.25: Common Disorders
- 10.26: Putting It Together- Cell Division
- 10.27: Assignment- Mitosis and Meiosis Worksheets
- 11: Module 9- DNA Structure and Replication
- 11.01: Why It Matters- DNA Structure and Replication
- 11.02: Introduction to Storing Genetic Information
- 11.03: Structure of DNA
- 11.04: Genetic Information
- 11.05: DNA Packaging in Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes
- 11.06: Introduction to DNA Base Pairs and Replication
- 11.07: The History of DNA
- 11.08: Basics of DNA Replication
- 11.09: Major Enzymes
- 11.10: Proofreading DNA
- 11.11: Telomeres
- 11.12: Introduction to DNA Mutations
- 11.13: What is a Mutation
- 11.14: Mutations in Somatic Cells and in Gametes
- 11.15: Major Types of Mutations
- 11.16: Putting It Together- DNA Structure and Replication
- 11.17: Assignment- Which Has More DNA
- 12: Module 10- DNA Transcription and Translation
- 12.01: Why It Matters- DNA Transcription and Translation
- 12.02: Introduction to Transcription
- 12.03: Steps of Genetic Transcription
- 12.04: RNA Polymerase
- 12.05: pre-RNA and mRNA
- 12.06: RNA Post-Translational Modification
- 12.07: Introduction to Translation
- 12.08: Steps of Translation
- 12.09: Ribosomes
- 12.10: tRNA
- 12.11: Codons
- 12.12: Protein Modifications
- 12.13: Introduction to Prokaryotic Transcription and Translation
- 12.14: Prokaryotic Transcription
- 12.15: Prokaryotic Translation
- 12.16: Introduction to the Central Dogma
- 12.17: The Central Dogma
- 12.18: Putting It Together- DNA Transcription and Translation
- 13: Module 11- Gene Expression
- 13.01: Why It Matters- Gene Expression
- 13.02: Introduction to Regulation of Gene Expression
- 13.03: Expression of Genes
- 13.04: Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Gene Regulation
- 13.05: Introduction to Prokaryotic Gene Regulation
- 13.06: Gene Regulation in Prokaryotes
- 13.07: Repressors
- 13.08: Activators and Inducers
- 13.09: Prokaryotic Gene Regulation at Work
- 13.10: Introduction to Eukaryotic Gene Regulation
- 13.11: Eukaryotic Epigenetic Gene Regulation
- 13.12: Eukaryotic Transcription Gene Regulation
- 13.13: Post-Transcriptional Control of Gene Expression
- 13.14: Putting It Together- Gene Expression
- 13.15: Assignment- How Mutations Work
- 14: Module 12- Trait Inheritance
- 14.01: Why It Matters- Trait Inheritance
- 14.02: Introduction to the Father of Genetics
- 14.03: Mendels Experiments and Heredity
- 14.04: Characteristics and Traits
- 14.05: Laws of Inheritance
- 14.06: Heredity
- 14.07: Introduction to Beyond Dominance and Recessiveness
- 14.08: Non-Mendelian Inheritance
- 14.09: Non-Mendelian Punnett Squares
- 14.10: Multiple Alleles
- 14.11: Introduction to Heredity and Disease
- 14.12: Penetrance and Expressivity
- 14.13: Pedigrees and Disease
- 14.14: Pedigree Flowchart
- 14.15: Genetic Disorder and Pedigrees
- 14.16: Introduction to Genetics and the Environment
- 14.17: Epistasis
- 14.18: Polygenic Inheritance and Environmental Effects
- 14.19: Effect of the Environment
- 14.20: Pleiotropy and Human Disorders
- 14.21: Putting It Together- Trait Inheritance
- 14.22: Assignment- Dragon Genetics
- 15: Module 13- Theory of Evolution
- 15.01: Why It Matters- Theory of Evolution
- 15.02: Introduction to Charles Darwin
- 15.03: Darwin and Descent with Modification
- 15.04: Darwin and the Theory of Evolution
- 15.05: Natural Selection
- 15.06: Introduction to Evidence for Evolution
- 15.07: Physical Evidence
- 15.08: Biological Evidence
- 15.09: Misconceptions of Evolution
- 15.10: Introduction to Mutations and Evolution
- 15.11: Population Genetics
- 15.12: Selective and Environmental Pressures
- 15.13: Introduction to Phylogenetic Trees
- 15.14: Scientific Classification
- 15.15: Structure of Phylogenetic Trees
- 15.16: Limitations of Phylogenetic Trees
- 15.17: The Taxonomic Classification System
- 15.18: Putting It Together- Theory of Evolution
- 16: Module 14- Modern Biology
- 16.01: Why It Matters- Modern Biology
- 16.02: Introduction to Key Technologies
- 16.03: Manipulating Genetic Material
- 16.04: DNA Sequencing
- 16.05: Cloning
- 16.06: Genetic Engineering
- 16.07: Introduction to Biotechnology Applications
- 16.08: Medicinal Biotechnology
- 16.09: Agricultural Biotechnology
- 16.10: Biotechnology at the Cutting Edge
- 16.11: Introduction to Risks and Benefits of Genomic Science
- 16.12: Genetic Information Used for Identification
- 16.13: Medical Uses of Genetic Information
- 16.14: Genomics in Agriculture
- 16.15: Putting It Together- Modern Biology
- 16.16: Assignment- When Jabberjays Attack