Biology EOC End of Course Review

This is a neatly organized folder of review pages for the following topics. Each topic includes 1-3 organized pages of essential information needed to help your students with an EOC review, be it a final, midterm, or state test.

Uses for this product:

• Midterm Review
• Final Review
• State testing Review
• Homework pages
• .... and more!

TOPICS INCLUDED:

BIOCHEMISTRY

Types of macromolecules,

Structure and Functions of macromolecules;

Enzyme structure and function,

Enzymes as catalysts

CELL STRUCTURE and FUNCTION

-Eukaryotic Cells

-Prokaryotic Cells

-Plant vs. Animal Cells

-Stem Cells and Cell Differentiation

CELL CYCLE

-Eukaryotic Cell Cycle and DNA Replication

- Mitosis

-Cancer

-Meiosis

DNA

-DNA Function

-DNA Structure and Discovery

-Protein Synthesis

-Gene Mutations

-Gene Regulation

GENETICS
-Monohybrid Crosses

-Dihybrid Crosses

-Complex inheritance Patterns

-Pedigrees

EVOLUTION

-Natural Selection

-Mechanisms of Natural Selection

-Adaptations

-Genetic variation

-Biogeography evidence

-Homologous structures, biochemical evidence, embryonic evidence

-Fossil evidence (pace of evolution)

-Hardy Weinberg

CLASSIFICATION

-Taxonomy and Organization

-Domains and Kingdoms

-Cladograms and Trees

ENERGY in CELLS

-Photosynthesis

-Cellular Respiration

-Comparing photosynthesis and cellular respiration

(carbon exchange in both, relationship to each other, stomata in plants and rate of photosynthesis)

ECOLOGY

-Ecological Systems and Succession

-Biogeochemical Cycles

-Energy Flow

-Ecological Relationships (Symbiosis) and Interdependence

-Adaptations in Ecosystems

-Human Impact

-Ecosystem Services

LIVING SYSTEMS

3 page review on connections among body systems and homeostasis among body systems

PLANTS

-Plant response

-Plant reproduction parts

-Plant Transport

VIRUSES

-Characteristics

-Replication

Vanessa Jason Biology Roots

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