BIOLOGY

Biology and Anatomy Definition - Definition de Biologie et Anatomie

  • Definition dans Wikipedia - Biologie (French)
  • Definition dans Wikipedia - Anatomie (French)
  • Definition in Wikipedia - Biology
  • Definition in Wikipedia - Anatomy

    • Biology - Botany and Plant Anatomy

  • The Herbal Encyclopedia
  • Plant & herb index more than 1000 varieties of herbs & plants
  • Plant databaseThe UConn Plant Database contains photographic and textual information on 450 trees, shrubs and vines that are useful for landscaping. The site includes a Plant Selector feature that enables the user to choose plants for their landscape situation based on criteria they supply
  • Plant physiology
  • Ohio State University Plant biologycomprehensive source of information about plants (horticulture)
  • Ohio State University
  • Plant physiology and photosynthesiswater and mineral transport, sucrose transport, gas exchange, photosynthesis, chloroplast
  • Plant structurethe shoot system is above ground and includes the organs such as leaves, buds, stems, flowers (if the plant has any), and fruits (if the plant has any). The root system includes those parts of the plant below ground, such as the roots, tubers and rhizomes
  • Plant structure 2Monocots and Dicots

    • Biology - Anatomy - Physiology

  • Anatomy and physiology II: lecture notes blood, heart, blood flow and blood pressure, lymphatic/immune system, respiratory system, digestive system, urinary system, reproductive system - male, reproductive system – Female
  • Anatomy lesson bones and joints, muscles, nerves, blood vessels and lymphatics
  • Anatomy powerpoint presentations blood, heart, blood flow and blood pressure, lymphatic/immune system, respiratory system, digestive system, urinary system, reproductive system - male, reproductive system – Female
  • Anatomy powerpoint presentations
  • Cell tissue human body cellular structure, cellular function, tissue, systems of organs of human body, acetylcholine, action potential, alveolus, bone, centriole, chloroplast, chromosome, cilium, clathrin, desmosome, digestive, ear, endocrine, endocytosis, endoplasmic reticulum, epithel, epithelial cell, erythrocyte, exocytosis, eye, gap junction, glutamate ion channel, Golgi body, hearing, heart, inner ear, liver, lung, lymph, megakaryocites, meiosis, microtubule, mitochondrion, mitosis, motor proteins, muscle spindle, nerve cell, neuron, NMDA ion channel, nose, olfactory, organ of balance, pacinian corpuscle, papilla, pituitary, platelets, reproductive system, respiratory system , ribosome, sensory cells, skeleton, skin, sodium ion channel, stem cells, synapse, taste, teeth, tight junction, tongue taste areas, tooth, touch, urinary system, white blood cells
  • Human biology learn about the inheritance of blood types and Rh factors, the red-green color perception, Mendelian genetics, human DNA, the basics of male and female reproductive anatomy, hormones, fertilization, blood types and Rh factors, color blindness, knowledge of Mendelian Genetics to humans, and learn about constructing pedigrees, mapping chromosomes, and genetic disorders, human DNA, male and female reproductive anatomy, hormones, fertilization, sexually transmitted diseases, their symptoms, modes of transmission, and treatment
  • Human physiologyCell Structure & Metabolism , Neurons & the Nervous System, Muscles, Blood & Body Defenses, Cardiovascular System, Respiratory System
  • Human physiologyRed blood, blue blood, genetics, Reactions, Enzymes and Metabolism, Methemoglobinemia, DNA to RNA to Protein, Protein assembly, pumps and plumbing, Cholera and Cystic Fibrosis, Population genetics and Mutation Types, Digestion and Secretions, Hormones and Regulation, Receptors and Control, Cell Cycle and Mitosis, Meiosis and Mendel, Sex, Chromosomes, Linkage, Determination, Menstrual Cycle, hormonal regulation, Human Sexual Response, Contraception and Infertility, Fertilization and Early Development, Birth, Teratologies, Growth, Skin, Fluids, Inflammation, T and B Cells, Immunity
  • Orthopedics and anatomy
  • Web anatomy home

    • History of Biology

  • Biology
  • Biologie (French)