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Lecture1 Material Type: Notes; Class: Biology 1 - Introduction; Subject: Biology / Biological Sciences; University: University of Rochester; Term: Forever 1989;
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molecules
cells
BIO 250
BIO 210
BIO 202
MBI 220
molecular &
cell biology
biochemistry
biosphere
individual organisms
BIO 247
BIO 260
BIO 263
BIO 205
anatomy &
physiology
genetics
BIO 198 BIO 198
BIO 111
BIO 111
behavior, ecology, &
evolutionary biology
BIO 203 & 204
Game plan for students interested in Biology
Game plan for students interested in Biology
NSC 201
Use the course website (no username or password needed)
as the primary source of information /course syllabus
Use the course website (no username or password needed)
as the primary source of information /course syllabus
Please use blackboard for information about Workshop scheduling
and the record of your exam scores and Workshop attendance
Taken from CourseInfo.ppt
General objectives for BIO 110
General objectives for BIO 110
A. Help students develop testable models based on data
( experimental or observational)
a. E.g., when to use simplifying assumptions,
how to estimate, how to draw schematic diagrams
a. E.g., when to use simplifying assumptions,
how to estimate, how to draw schematic diagrams
Reproducible Observations
/ Experimental Data
Reproducible Observations
/ Experimental Data
Testable Models
explaining Data
Testable Models
explaining Data
Have predictive
value used to
design new
experiments
Have predictive
value used to
design new
experiments
Questions about course ,
instructor, or Workshop leaders?
Questions about course ,
instructor, or Workshop leaders?
Please review information on the
course website and bring additional
questions to class on friday
Please review information on the
course website and bring additional
questions to class on friday
Reproducible Observations
/ Experimental Data
Reproducible Observations
/ Experimental Data
Testable Models
explaining Data
Testable Models
explaining Data
( & all BIO courses)
( & all BIO courses)
Major GOAL: Develop an experimental perspective
Major GOAL: Develop an experimental perspective
Goals Set Today:
Goals Set Today:
kinetic stability of ATP
kinetic stability of ATP
potential energy of ATP
potential energy of ATP
maximum work done by a ā leg ā muscle
maximum work done by a ā leg ā muscle
Text pp. 27-
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o
eq
o
lecture & workshops at least 3 times
FYI means: Sometime we will introduce related material
that is beyond the scope of BIO 110 --intended to āwhet your
appetiteā for what you may work with in later courses (or in
your own undergraduate research projects)
2
(colorless)
(colorless)
P
i
P
i
PN
PN
PN is yellow
(one of the products )
hydrolysis
hydrolysis
+
+
Note that water molecules
are often reactants in
biochemical reactions
Note that water molecules
are often reactants in
biochemical reactions
inorganic
phosphate
3
0
time (days)
x 10
18
molecules
per ml
x 10
18
molecules
per ml
BIO 110 Student have in their packages:
6 x 10
18
6 x 10
18
1 ml
volume
3 x 10
18
3 x 10
18
pure
water
experimental
reference
control
Task: Record the day/time when the color of E = color of R
Task: Record the day/time when the color of E = color of R
