College Of Environmental Science & Forestry

Ch. 1 Study Guide of Biochemistry. Encompasses introductory information of what will be covered in a biochemistry course. Talks about the four cellular macromolecules, metabolism processses, and evolutionary history of cells.

Toxicology is an information heavy subject. However, the information conveyed are the daily problems we face in regards to public health. This one part class notes covers half of what would be covered in a semester long Introduction to Toxicology course. Studying these notes will guarantee an A in the class as it is heavily detail oriented but only provides the facts needed in the course to pass the exam. In addition, exam questions that might be asked on an exam are indicated. Topics covered ar...

EFB400 requires a well described essay on how would you conduct an experiment of your major pollutant. This essay received an A, or a 100%. The bibliography section is helpful as it covers from government websites to peer reviewed journal. This essay is based on the major pollutant mercury. This essay would work for any class on providing a brief description of mercury.

Small, nonpolar molecules can pass through plasma membrane - a known fact. But, how do large polar or ionic molecules pass? Proteins! Proteins that act as transporters helps to transport molecules that cannot normally pass alone. In this study guide, we will be covering the types of membrane transporters from symport to antiport, sodium potassium pump, glucose sodium pump, and the most confusing yet interesting neuron depolarization as well as a brief yet in depth run through the parts of a neur...

All About the Plasma Membrane! Check out this study guide to learn more about the composition of the plasma membrane and its role in protecting the cell. Techniques on studying the plasma membrane is covered.

EFB325 Ch. 1 Study Guide This study guide could also be helpful in other introductory cell biology class. In this study guide, you will find important people who led to our understanding of the cell. In addition, techniques like microscopy is discussed along with important key words fundamental to all cell biology courses.