Course Content
PLANT RESPONSES
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RESPONSES
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Tropisms Detailed: Phototropism
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Geotropism:
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Plant Hormones (Auxins):
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HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
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Factors Affecting Breathing Rate:
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Experiment: Measuring Breathing Rate
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Experiment: Measuring Breathing Rate
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Factors Controlling Breathing Rate:
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Gaseous Exchange in Organisms:
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Adaptations of Respiratory Structures:
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Diseases of the Respiratory System
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Respiration
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Human Excretory System
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Excretory System:
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Urine Formation
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Effects of Water and Salts on Urine Production
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Bad Eating and Drinking Habits:
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Kidney Diseases
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Role of (ADH) & Aldosterone
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Dialysis Machine
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Adaptation of a Nephron
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Excretory Organs
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Formation of Urea
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IMMUNITY
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Immunity
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Types of Immunity
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First Line of Defense
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Vaccination
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HIV and Immunity
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Cells Involved in Immunity
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Role of the Lymphatic System
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Organ Transplant
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Biotechnology
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INTRODUCTION
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Applications of Biotechnology
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The Process of Genetic Engineering
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Problems of Genetic Engineering
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Ethical Implications
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Other Applications of Genetic Engineering
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How Insulin is Produced
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COORDINATION
MSCE Biology for Form 4: Master Key Concepts

Ethical Implications of Biotechnology

  1. Affordability: High costs may limit accessibility and acceptance.
  2. Protection of Human Subjects: Ensuring safety and ethical standards during clinical trials.
  3. Assessment of Risks: Evaluating potential dangers posed by genetically engineered organisms.
  4. Environmental Impact: Monitoring the growth and survival of GMOs in the environment.
  5. Public Information: Providing accurate information and addressing concerns about biotechnology.
  6. Informed Consent: Ensuring that individuals involved in studies or trials give informed consent.
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