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AP Biology
Course Overview
Essential Knowledge
1- Chemistry of Life
2- Cell Structure and Functions
3- Cellular Energetics
4- Cell Communication & Cycle
5- Heredity
6- Gene Expression and Regulation
7- Natural Selection
8- Ecology
IB Biology
SL Biology
Cell biology
Intro to cells
Light microscopy
Magnification (Practical 1)
SA:Vol ratio
Ultrastructure of cells
Membranes
Bubble Lab
Transport in cells
Practical 2: Osmolarity
Origin of cells
Cell division
Mitotic Index
Molecular biology
Biomolecules
Water
Carbohydrates and lipids
Proteins
Enzymes
Structure of DNA and RNA
Build a gene model
HL - DNA packaging
DNA replication, transcription and translation
HL - DNA replication
HL Transcription
HL - Translation
Cell respiration
Lab - Respirometer (Ex)
HL Cell respiration
Photosynthesis
Lab - P4 Chromatography
HL Photosynthesis (2)
Genetics
Genes
Chromosomes
Meiosis
HL Meiosis
Inheritance
HL Inheritance
Genetic modification and biotechnology
HL Gene pools and speciation
Animal physiology
Digestion
LAB: Dialysis tubing
Circulation
Heart dissection
Defence
Blood test
Gas exchange
P6: Ventilation/Exercise
Neurons
Hormones
Movement (HL)
Excretion (HL)
LAB: Urinalysis (An)
Reproduction (HL)
Option D
D1 Nutrition
Calorimetry
D2 Digestion
D3 Liver
D4 Heart
HL - D6 Hormones and metabolism
Ecology
SpeciesCommunitiesEcosystems
Chi-squared Test
Mesocosm P5 (Ex)
Energy flow
Building Food Webs
Carbon cycling
Climate change
Evolution & Biodiversity
Evidence
Natural selection
Classification
Cladistics
HL - Plant biology
Revision
Resources
IB Practical Work
IA: how to start?
Structure of the IA
Communication
Exploration
Citations (MLA8)
Source Credibility
RQ
Safety, Ethical and Environmental Issues
Analysis
Uncertainties
Standard Deviation
Outliers
Errors
Correlation
Analysis of significance
Evaluation
Guidelines
Scientific writing and plagiarism
Rubrics for assessment
IA Examples
Use of microorganisms
Great mistakes
Extended Essay IB Bio
Study Techniques
Dr Pena likes
Tech Tips
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Defence against disease
In this section (IB Topic 6.3 )
- First line of defense: skin and mucus membranes
- Blood clots
-
Phagocytes
(neutrophils, monocytes, macrophages, mast cells and dendritic cells)
- Immune response: antigens and lymphocytes (B and T cells)
- Antivirals, antibiotics and resistance
- HIV and the helper T-cells
Vocabulary
6.3_Vocabulary.pdf
Immune system
Immune response
Immunity
Antibiotics
Super-bacteria: antibiotic resistance
In a Poor Kenyan Community, Cheap Antibiotics Fuel Deadly Drug-Resistant Infections
Overuse of the medicines is not just a problem in rich countries. Throughout the developing world antibiotics are dispensed with no prescription required.
HIV: a retrovirus
In this section (IB Topic 11.1)
- Antigens in red blood cells
- Histamines and allergies
- Specific immune response
- Antibodies
- Vaccination and immunity
- Eradication of disease: smallpox
- Zoonosis
- Hybridoma cells and monoclonal antibodies
- Pregnancy testing
11.1_Vocabulary.pdf
Antibody production.pdf
11.1_Defense-against-infectious-disease.pdf
Monoclonal_preg_testing_Slides.pdf
monoclonal_antibody_production.pdf
CROSSWORD ON 11.1
Answers
11.1_Vaccination
11.1_OnlineResources_Weblinks
monoclonal_antibody_use_worksheet.pdf
Antibody_production_Worksheet.pdf
Vaccination_ratesib_style_qn_Worksheet.pdf
monoclonal_antibody_production_worksheet.pdf
Vaccination_worksheet.pdf
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Fungi have enormous potential for new antibiotics
Fungi are a potential goldmine for the production of pharmaceuticals. This is shown by researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, who have developed a method for finding new antibiotics from nature's own resources. The findings—which could prove very useful in the battle against antibiotic resistance—were recently published in the journal Nature Microbiology.
Monoclonal antibodies and the transformation of blood typing
Today, when monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) have become one of the most important classes of therapeutic drugs, it is easy to forget how much they have transformed our healthcare in other ways. One of the first clinical areas, as this paper shows, where ...
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