'Organisms' presentation slideshows

Disinfection by chemical agents

Disinfection continues to be a important sterilization practices in the hospital, The chemical saftey is a concern for the Medical Profession

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Living Organisms

Living Organisms. Living things exist in a wide range of sizes, types, and environmental interactions. . Irises, koalas, and paramecium are all considered living creatures but they are very different in size, appearance, and in the way they interact with the environment.

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Principles of Life

1. Principles of Life. Chapter 1 Principles of Life. Key Concepts 1.1 Living Organisms Share Common Aspects of Structure, Function, and Energy Flow 1.2 Genetic Systems Control the Flow, Exchange, Storage, and Use of Information 1.3 Organisms Interact with and Affect Their Environments.

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Do Now

Do Now. What are the steps to gel electrophoresis? What are the steps to making a transgenic organism? What are two examples of how we use recombinant DNA technology to make transgenic organisms?. Do Now. Do you agree with the following statement? Explain why or why not. Give examples!

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DEEP OCEAN HABITATS

DEEP OCEAN HABITATS. MESOPELAGIC BATHYPELAGIC ABYSSOPELAGIC. ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS. At all times at any given level or position in the deep ocean environmental factors remain remarkably constant throughout long periods of time. LIGHT PRESSURE SALINITY. TEMPERATURE OXYGEN

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Home Composting

This Slideshow Will Introduce You to Five Basic Aspects of Home Composting

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BIO

BIO

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Chapter 1: Biology & You

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INTRODUCTION TO MICROBIOLOGY

INTRODUCTION TO MICROBIOLOGY. LECTURE GUIDE 1. Learning Objectives. At the end of the 2 hour evocative discussion, the students will be able to: define microbiology take cognizance of the importance of studying microbiology trace the brief history of microbiology

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Unicellular Organisms

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NUTRITION AND GROWTH

NUTRITION AND GROWTH. EVERY LIVING ORGANISM MUST ACQUIRE 2 THINGS FROM ITS ENVIRONMENT IF IT IS TO GROW AND REPRODUCE: STRUCTURAL UNITS ENERGY SOURCE GROUPING ORGANISMS BASED ON NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: PHOTOHETEROTROPHS PHOTOAUTOTROPHS CHEMOHETEROTROPHS CHEMOAUTOTROPHS.

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Chapter 19: Origin and History of Life

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Genetic Engineering

Genetic Engineering. The simple addition, deletion, or manipulation of a single trait in an organism to create a desired change. Genetic Engineering. Genetic Engineering. -major tool is recombinant DNA. -Recombinant- DNA joined to other unrelated foreign DNA. -also called gene splicing.

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Evolution

Evolution. Evolution. Change over time Theory that modern organisms descended from ancient organisms due to how they have changed over a long period of time Charles Darwin is credited for this theory. Types of Evolution.

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Soil Forming Factors

Soil Forming Factors. Biotic and Abiotic factors that control soil development. Soil is a function of. G +. C +. O +. R +. T. PARENT MATERIAL From the rocks Geology. BIOTIC or ABIOTIC ?. Soil gradually develops from weathered rock called regolith

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Introduction to Microbiology

Introduction to Microbiology. Opto 435 Mrs. Amany Niazy. Microbiology Biology ? the study of living organisms. Micro ? very small (needs a microscope to be see). Microbiology ? is the study of very small living organisms. Microorganism

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How do scientists group organisms ?

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Recycling and Composting

Recycling and Composting. ENVM 649: Principles of Waste Management and Pollution Control Dr. Robert Beauchamp. BENEFITS OF RECYCLING . CONSERVES RESOURCES PREVENTS EMISSIONS OF MANY GREENHOUSE GASES & WATER POLLUTANTS. SAVES ENERGY. SUPPLIES RAW MATERIALS TO INDUSTRY. CREATES JOBS.

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What makes something alive?

What makes something alive?. Characteristics of Life. Cells, Energy Use, Response to Environment, Reproduction. Learner Outcome:. I can describe the four characteristics of life. I can define the following words: Cell Metabolism Homeostasis DNA. What is Biology?.

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13-1 Notes

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