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What is the meaning of covalent bond?

What is the meaning of covalent bond?
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School: California Polytechnic State University - San Luis Obispo

Department: Biology

Course: Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology

Professor: Amy howes

Term: Winter 2016

Tags: Biology 161

Cost: 25

Name: BIO 161 Week 1 Notes

Description: Introduction, Proteins, and Nucleic Acids

Uploaded: 04/08/2016

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Week 1-BIO 161 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

These notes encompass the four major ways cells store energy, the properties of water regarding to cellular and molecular bio, and the intro to types of polymers including proteins and nuecleic acids. *Covers material from the first week of instruction in BIO 161-01 but are applicable to more than just this particular class
5 pages

BIO 161 Midterm 1 Study Guide

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

This study guide contains an overview of basic chemistry involved in molecular biology as well as reviews of polypeptides, nucleic acids, and polysaccharides. This study guide used alongside the notes for week 1 and 2 will most definitely prepare you for the test!
9 pages

BIO 161- Reading Week 1 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

Chapter 3- Protein Structure and Funtion, Chapter 4- Nucleic Acids and the RNA World
2 pages

BIO 161- Week 2 Lecture Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

Carbohydrates and Lipids
4 pages

BIO 161 Week 2 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

This set of notes comprehensively covesr Carbohydrates and inroduces Lipids. Monomers of carbohydrates,glycosidic linkages, structures, and properties of these macromolecules are covered. Use these notes alone or supplement them with BIO 161 Midterm 1 Study Guide for a comprehensive review of materials.
2 pages

BIO 161 Week 3 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

These notes finish up lipids (membrane proteins and active/passive transport) and dive into cellular respiration. The first 3 of 4 main steps are covered including Glycolysis, Pyruvate Processing, and the Krebs/Citric Acid Cycle..
2 pages

BIO 161 Week 4 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

These notes finish up cellular respiration: step 3 the Citric Acid Cycle and Step 4 The Electron Transport Chain. Includes descriptions of all 4 complexes in the electron transport chain. Fermentation is also covered.Covers Photosynthesis completely, with the Light Reaction and the Calvin Cycle. Introduces the parts of a cell and their functions.
10 pages

BIO 161 Midterm 2 Study Guide

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

This study guide covers objectives 3 and 4 as well as topics covered in reading the textbook. Lipids, Enzymes, Cellular Respiration, and Photosynthesis are the main topics however many subcatagories are explored. This study guide used with my week 2-4 notes will stongly prepare you for the midterm!
2 pages

BIO 161 Week 5 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

These notes cover the mitotic cell cycle. The complete cell cycle is covered with a specific emphasis on M-phase of mitosis. Cell cycle regulators and how microtubules work is also covered. The process for the G1 checkpoint and MPF pathways are also expored.
2 pages

BIO 161 Week 6 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

These notes cover chapter 15, DNA synthesis. With a small portion of the notes covering cancers, telomeres, and polymerase chain reaction, most of the notes are focused on the enzymes responsible for the replication of DNA and their unique rolls witing synthesis.
2 pages

BIO 161 Week 7 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

These notes cover Meiosis and introduce Mendel's Genetics. Many terms are defined and crossing over is explored. The question behind why sexual reproduction occurs is explored as well as problems with meiosis such as nondisjunction. The basics of Mendelian Genitics is covered mostly focusing on relationships between terms such as alleles and genes.
2 pages

BIO 161 Midterm 3 Study Guide

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

This study guide covers objectives 4-5. Meiosis and Mitosis, DNA Replication and Inside the Cell. For use with Week 4-7 Notes
18 pages

Week 8 Reading and Class Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

Chapter 13 Meiosis; Chapter 15 Mendel and the Gene
7 pages

Week 8 Reading and Lecture notes(5/16-20)

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

Chapter 16- How Genes work Pedigrees and Extension of Mendels Genetics
1 pages

BIO 161 Week 8 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

Mendelian Genetics Continued, these notes introduce Pedigrees and other extensions of Mendel's Genitics as well as reviewing over simple Mendelian crosses. The independent assortment theory as well as drosophila sex linked gene study is covered as well.
2 pages

BIO 161 Week 9 Notes

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

These notes finish up Exceptions to mendelian genetics by covering the big hitters like linked traits, sex linkage, incomplete dominance, codominance, quantitative traits, polygenic inheritnace, pleiotrophic mutations, and gene dosage effects. Transcription and heloenzymes are explained as well as codons.
2 pages

BIO 161 Objectives 7-8 Review

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

This Study Guide covers material covered after Midterm 3. Objectives 7-8 are covered. Topics such as Mendelian crosses, pedigrees, dihybrid crosses, exceptions to Mendelian Genetics, gene expression, transcription, translation, and control of gene expression are covered.
26 pages

BIO 161 FINAL Study Guide

Winter 2016

Amy Howes

BIOL 161

This study guide includes ALL 4 STUDY GUIDES FROM THE QUARTER and is meant to help prepare you for the final. Study guides from midterm 1, midterm 2, midterm 3 and objectives 7-8 (the topics covered between midterm 3 and the final) are included in this study guide. Individual study guide listings explain content in more detail.

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