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Topics of AP Biology

Topics of AP Biology. Adapted from The College Board, http://apcentral.collegeboard.com. Molecules and Cells. Chemistry of Life - 7% Water, Organic molecules, Free energy changes, Enzymes Cells - 10%

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Topics of AP Biology

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  1. Topics of AP Biology Adapted from The College Board, http://apcentral.collegeboard.com

  2. Molecules and Cells • Chemistry of Life - 7% Water, Organic molecules, Free energy changes, Enzymes • Cells - 10% Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells, Membranes, Subcellular organization and Cell Cycle and it’s regulation • Cellular Energetics - 8% Coupled reactions, Fermentation and cellular respiration, Photosynthesis

  3. Heredity and Evolution • Heredity - 8% Meiosis and Gametogenesis, Eukaryotic chromosomes, Inheritance patterns • Molecular Genetics - 9% RNA and DNA structure and function, Gene regulation, Mutation, Viral structure and replication, Nucleic acid technology and applications • Evolutionary Biology - 8% Early evolution of life, Evidence for evolution, Mechanisms of evolution

  4. Organisms and Populations • Diversity of Organisms - 8% Evolutionary patterns, Survey of the diversity of life, Phylogenetic classification, Evolutionary relationships • Structure and function of Plants and Animals - 32% Reproduction, growth, and development; Structural, physiological and behavioral adaptations; Response to the environment • Ecology - 10% Population dynamics, Communities and ecosystems, Global issues

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