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Chemistry of Life 1
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1.1 Elements of Life
1.2 Macromolecules
1.3 Enzymes
Cell Biology 2
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2.1 Organelles
2.2 Cell types
2.3 Kingdoms
2.4 Cellular Energy
2.5 ATP
2.6 Cell Cycle
2.7 Meiosis
2.8 Viruses
Genetics 3
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3.1 DNA
3.2 DNA Biochemistry
3.3 Mutations
3.4 Inheritance
3.5 Mendel's Laws
3.6 Punnett Squares
Anatomy & Physiology 4
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4.1 Digestive System
4.2 Circulatory/Urinary System
4.3 Respiratory System
4.4 Nervous System
4.5 Skeletal/Muscular System
4.6 Reproductive System
4.7 Endocrine System
4.8 Homeostasis
Evolution 5
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5.1 Evoluton
5.2 Taxonomy
5.3 Natural Selection
Ecology 6
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6.1 Populations
6.2 Threats to Biodiversity
6.3 Energy Relationships
6.4 Cycles
AP Environmental Science
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Human Populations
Terrestrial Ecology
Aquatic Ecology
Biodiversity and Endangered Species
Air and The Atmosphere
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Urban Ecology
EXAM REVIEW
MR. DEGREGORIO
Standard:
1.1 Recognize that biological organisms are composed primarily of very few elements. The six most common are C, H, N, O, P, and S.
Vocabulary
Carbon
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Sulfur
Phosphorus
Atom
Element
Organic
Biochemistry
Organism
CHON (
Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen)
* These are the 4 most common elements in organisms
* Carbon is the most important element because it can bond with 4 other elements. This is the most bonds any atom can make.
*Water is also very important
*Nitrogen is used to make DNA and proteins.
All molecules of life are based on these four elements.