Bio105 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

which of the following types of RNA is clover shaped and brings amino acids to the ribosome during translation? - transfer RNA which of the following is a characteristic of RNA, but not DNA? - the sugar that is a component of the molecular backbone is ribose a nucleotide is composed of - phosphate, nitrogen, and 5 - carbon sugar

Lecture notes for Biology 105 entry-level lecture course. Includes notes from all lecture slides, important word definitions, and material for the second exam. Subjects included are cell structure and function, membranes, diffusion, osmosis, energy (ATP), cell respiration, glycolysis, fermentation, citric acid cycle, electron transportation chain, evolution, bacteria, domains, protist structure and function, and important vocabulary words.

Lecture notes for Biology 105 entry-level lecture course. Includes notes from all lecture slides, important word definitions, and material for the first exam. Subjects included are genetics, Mendel and Mendel's Laws, dominant vs recessive, phenotype vs genotype, alleles (how they spread and change), Hardy-Weinberg equation, gene sequencing, genomes, inserting a gene, genetic selection, genetic variation, alleles, evolution, animal characteristics/structure/function, evolution of animals/species,...

Principles of Biology notes for chapters 1-3. - basic chem - buffering - acids and bases - macromolecules

Lecture notes for Biology 105 entry-level lecture course. Includes notes from all lecture slides, important word definitions, and material for the first exam. Subjects included are the scientific method, atomic structure and function, key elements of the periodic table, water structure and function, organic molecules, proteins, DNA, RNA, generation, and vocabulary words.

Lecture notes for Biology 105 entry-level lecture course. Includes notes from all lecture slides, important word definitions, and material for the first exam. Subjects included are chloroplast structure and function, photosystems I and II, photosynthesis, the calvin cycle, cell division, chromosomes, the cell cycle, plant life cycle, yeast/mold/mushrooms, and important vocabulary.

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