I believe if these concepts are understood/memorized...18+ is in store for Bio

[DDSguyLA]

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Not that anyone would want an 18... I'm going to add more to this list to bring up to a 22+ maybe... later on tomorrow
What do you guys think??
Add to the list if you like.....
THANKS😛




1. Blood and oxygen circulation from the mother to the fetus

2. Bone growth

3. Diffs between kidney and liver (what they secrete and what they store)

4. Codons/anticodons/3 to 5 vs. 5 to 3

5. Autotrophic, Heterotrophic, Photoautotrophic, etc... Which belongs to
which kind of cells (Prok, Euk)

6. EVERYTHING ABOUT COLLAGEN

7. Hardy Weinberg (Everything)

8. Anterior and posterior Pituitary Glands and what they secrete

9. Main Diffs between Angio and Gymnosperms

10. All and EXACT diffs between Prokryatic and Eukryatic Cells

11. EVERY LITTLE THING ABOUT DIGESTION (its not much)

12. EVERY LITTLE THINGS ABOUT FUNGI

13. Mutualism/Parasitism/symbiosis/commensalism/saphrophytism

14. Ectoderm/Endoderm/Mesoderm layers

15. Divergent/Convergent/Genetic Drift/Adaptation/Adaptive
radiation/Polymorphisim/Allopatric Speciation

16. Turner/Down syndrome/hemophilia//klinfeller syndrome

17. Ovulation (Everything)

18. Making and storing of sperm

 

[DRHOYA]

Pretty good list man. You hit alot of main topics, they only get more specific from there. Just know it all though!

 

[STACM]

whys collagen so important

i mean i know u should know it, but why make it a huge focal point

 

[osimsDDS]

yea why so much about collagen? all we need to know is that its basically a triple helix fibrous protein...in epithelial and connective tissue??? is that right

 

[doc3232]

I like your list.
But I do want to see the 22+ one.

 

[wkawk2416]

osterblasts secretes collagen which build bones, and also collagen has

glycine ( amino acid that has H as a r group) every third position.

high concentration of glycine will probably give more compact bone structure within limited volume, and somehow build better

bone as secondary structure of protein.

please correct me if i am wrong, these stuffs are what i learned from biochemistry class like an year ago

hope this helps

 

[DRHOYA]

yea why so much about collagen? all we need to know is that its basically a triple helix fibrous protein...in epithelial and connective tissue??? is that right

Correct man. The triple helix fact is a good one to know. It makes collagen unique. And the glycine every third position fact.

 

[NuckingFutz]

Might want to add some stuff on genetics or heredity in there (eg: a colorblind dad and carrier mom having a child etc)

Also stuff on the five kingdoms perhaps? (Annelids, Platyhelminthes etc)

Just my thoughts!

 

[osimsDDS]

also you might want to know the simple rules about heredity, autosomal recessive/dominant and X-linked recessive...

Pretty simple stuff and ill guarantee its on the test...or your money back, haha j/k