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University Biology — Year 1
A first university year: organisms and their environment, tissues and cells, the molecules of life and enzymes, photosynthesis and respiration, genomes and gene expression, exchanges and transport in animals and plants, populations, ecosystems and the classification of biodiversity.
Sync your reading across devicesBachelor Year 1 (Age 18–19)
- 1 The Organism: A System in Interaction with Its Environment 12 solved exercises
- 2 Functional Organization of a Mammal 12 solved exercises
- 3 Functional Organization of a Flowering Plant 12 solved exercises
- 4 Animal Body Plans and Tissues 12 solved exercises
- 5 The Cell: Unit of Life 12 solved exercises
- 6 Functional Organization of the Eukaryotic Cell 12 solved exercises
- 7 Membranes and Membrane Transport 12 solved exercises
- 8 Water and Small Biomolecules 12 solved exercises
- 9 Lipids 12 solved exercises
- 10 Carbohydrates 12 solved exercises
- 11 Nucleotides and Nucleic Acids 12 solved exercises
- 12 Amino Acids and Proteins 12 solved exercises
- 13 Enzymes and Biochemical Catalysis 12 solved exercises
- 14 Photosynthesis and Autotrophy 12 solved exercises
- 15 Cellular Respiration and Fermentation 12 solved exercises
- 16 Biosyntheses and the Integrated Cell 12 solved exercises
- 17 Genomes of Cells and Viruses 12 solved exercises
- 18 DNA Replication and Mitosis 12 solved exercises
- 19 Gene Expression: Transcription and Translation 12 solved exercises
- 20 Control of Gene Expression 12 solved exercises
- 21 Respiratory Gas Exchange 12 solved exercises
- 22 Digestion and Absorption 12 solved exercises
- 23 Plant Water and Mineral Nutrition 12 solved exercises
- 24 Plant Gas Exchange and Sap Transport 12 solved exercises
- 25 Populations and Demography 12 solved exercises
- 26 Ecosystems and Trophic Structure 12 solved exercises
- 27 Interactions Between Species 12 solved exercises
- 28 Ecosystem Dynamics 12 solved exercises
- 29 Classifying the Living World 12 solved exercises
29 chapters — 29 online so far, and more publishing regularly. The complete book is already available as a free PDF you can read online.