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FOOTHILL COLLEGE
HUMAN BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY 14
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Nutrition & Health


Lecture: TUESDAY  and THURSDAY 5:30-7:20PM Rm 5001

Lab: TUESDAY or THURSDAY 7:30-10:20pm, room  5113


SPRING 2005 Biology 14 COURSE INFORMATION

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Biology 14:
Human Biology at
Foothill College

    Human biology is an introductory biology course designed for non-science majors. Student will learn the basic concepts of biology using human beings as the model organism. The course will begin with a basic introduction to scientific inquiry and the field of biology. We will spend the first part of the course studying the concepts that are key to understanding biology including the biochemical nature of heredity and how the genetic material that directs our conception and development has provided for continuity among all species since life began on Earth. In the second part of the course, we will study the structure and function of the human body focusing on those systems that model broader biological concepts. Finally, we will investigate the ecological and evolutionary roles of humans as part of the recent history of the Earth.
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STD Links

NATIONAL INSTITUTE of
ALLERGY &
INFECTIOUS DISEASE



THE BODY-HIV INFO

UNAIDS-WORLD HIV INFO



Spring 2005


STUDY GUIDES

LAB REPORTS

OTHER STUFF

LECTURES



EXAM ONE


EXAM TWO

EXAM THREE

EXAM FOUR


LAB MANUAL


1. THE MEDICAL EXAM

1. A. CULTURE PLATES

2. MICROSCOPY

3. MEMBRANE TRANSPORT

4. DIGESTION

5. SYSTEMS & BALANCE

6. NERVOUS SYSTEM

7. CELL DIVISION

8. GENETIC INHERITANCE

9. NATURAL SELECTION






Genetics Practice Problems

KEY to Genetics Practice Problems



INTRO
BIOCHEMISTRY

CELLS
MEMBRANE TRANSPORT
CELL DIVISION
TISSUES
HOMEOSTASIS
INTEGUMENT
DIGESTION
NUTRITION
CARDIOVASCULAR
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
URINARY SYSTEM

NERVOUS SYSTEM
MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
DNA STRUCTURE & FUNCTION
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS
IMMUNE SYSTEM

LYMPHATIC SYSTEM

STDs
PARASITES (Human Ecology)
HUMAN EVOLUTION



 
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