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BIOL1111 - General Biology 1 Review – Exam 2

BIOL1111 - General Biology 1 Review – Exam 2

Lecture 1: Energy, Elements, Atoms & Bonding Lecture 2: Water, Concentration, Equilibrium Constants, pH Lecture 3: Molecule Shape, Functional Groups & Isomerism Lecture 4: Nucleic Acids Lecture 5: Amino Acids Lecture 6: Polypeptides & Protein Folding Lecture 7: Protein Structure & Function 1 Lecture 8: Protein Structure & Function 2 Lecture 9: Carbohydrates 1 Lecture 10: Carbohydrates 2 Lecture 11: Lipids Lecture 12: Biological Membranes

BIOL1111 - General Biology 1 Review – Exam 2

Lecture notes based on Molecules of Life 2022/23. 16 pages covering all 12 lectures. Basic information (e.g. GCSE/A-Level knowledge) may be skimmed over or not included. Specific information (e.g. examples of proteins or amino acids) are mentioned as they have been included in end of module tests, coursework or exams. Includes highlighted definitions throughout. Notes are separated by lecture. (using these notes I got an aggregated score of 19.2/74.1%/first in 2023)

Abstract: This experiment tests the competition plants face when they grow in high concentrations of plants. It has been hypotheses that the more competition the more the plants will struggle to grow. According to research it has been found that there with more competition plants will struggle to grow, specifically with the concentration of seeds. To test the hypothesis this lab will use pots with various amounts of seeds and analyse their growth to reach a conclusion. This lab was inconclusi...

"Theory of a Cell" Notes from Openstax Ch4. on Cell structure. Understand cell theory, prokaryotic vs eukaryotic cells, endomembrane system, the cytoskeleton, and so much more!

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Abstract: This lab will test the effect of Red Bull on heart rate. Red Bull is an energy drink containing caffeine, which has been used/marketed to give the US consumer more energy. With this energy, it is hypothesized that there will be an increase in heart rate. An increase in heart rate that could caused by many factors, which one happens to be caffeine, is an ingredient in Red Bull. Therefore, it can be assumed that there will be an increase in heart rate. As a result, to test the hypothes...

Visit the Human Origin Hall of the Natural History Museum and the Q?rius room to learn about the human origin and determine the following: Where in the globe the oldest lineages of hominids were found? How recent findings of fossil hominids changed the idea of origin of human lineages? What characters scientists used to find out whether a giving fossil hominid represents an older or more recent lineage? Provide two hypotheses of selection pressures that could drive shape changes in t...