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SAT - Biology E/M

  • Overview
  • Chapters
  • Taking the SAT Subject Test in, either Biology Ecological or Biology Molecular, can help you indicate to colleges that you are interested in focusing on science.
  • The Biology Subject Test assesses your understanding of the major concepts of biology typically learned in high school and is an excellent way to showcase your achievements.
  • 1: Introduction
    1.1: Basics
    1.1.1: SAT Basics and Strategies
  • 2: Cellular & Molecular Biology
    2.1: Biochemistry
    2.1.1: Atomic structure & Bonding
    2.1.2: Characteristics of Water
    2.1.3: Organic Compounds
    2.1.4: Enzymes
    2.1.5: Questions-Focused Practice (2.1)
    2.2: The Cell
    2.2.1: Discovery of the Cell
    2.2.2: Structures of Plant and Animal Cells.
    2.2.3: Transport into and out of the Cell
    2.2.4: Questions-Focused Practice (2.2)
    2.3: Cell Division
    2.3.1: The structure of Chromosomes
    2.3.2: Types of Cell Division
    2.3.3: Questions-Focused Practice (2.3)
    2.4: Cell respiration
    2.4.1: ATP formation
    2.4.2: The stages of aerobic respiration.
    2.4.3: Questions-Focused Practice (2.4)
    2.5: Photosynthesis
    2.5.1: The structure of Chloroplast
    2.5.2: Steps of Photosynthesis
    2.5.3: Structure of green leaves
    2.5.4: Questions-Focused Practice (2.5)
  • 3: Heredity
    3.1: Classical Genetics
    3.1.1: Probability and Mendel’s laws
    3.1.2: Third law of Mendel
    3.1.3: Non-Mendelian traits
    3.1.4: Sex-linked genes and sex-influenced
    3.1.5: Karyotypes and Pedigree
    3.1.6: Mutations
    3.1.7: Questions-Focused Practice (3.1)
    3.2: Molecular genetics
    3.2.1: Evidence that DNA is the genetic material
    3.2.2: Nature and structure of DNA
    3.2.3: DNA replication
    3.2.4: Protein synthesis and types of RNA.
    3.2.5: Gene regulation
    3.2.6: Gene and Chromosomal mutations
    3.2.7: Genetic engineering and recombinant DNA.
    3.2.8: Questions-Focused Practice (3.2)
  • 4: Evolution and Diversity
    4.1: Evolution
    4.1.1: Evidence of Evolution
    4.1.2: Theories of Evolution
    4.1.3: Natural Selection
    4.1.4: Population stability ( Hardy-Weinberg principle )
    4.1.5: Punctuated Equilibrium
    4.1.6: Questions-Focused Practice (4.1)
    4.2: Biological diversity (taxonomy)
    4.2.1: Binomial Nomenclature
    4.2.2: Domain Bacteria and Archaea
    4.2.3: Domain Eukarya
    4.2.4: Kingdom Animalia
    4.2.5: 10 Phyla of Kingdom Animalia
    4.2.6: Questions-Focused Practice (4.2)
  • 5: Organismal Biology
    5.1: Plants
    5.1.1: General characteristics of Plants
    5.1.2: Evolutionary developments
    5.1.3: Structure of Plants
    5.1.4: Plant leaves
    5.1.5: Types of plant tissues
    5.1.6: Plant Reproduction
    5.1.7: Alternation of generation
    5.1.8: Plant Hormones
    5.1.9: Questions-Focused Practice (5.1)
    5.2: Animal Physiology
    5.2.1: Movement and Locomotion
    5.2.2: Body Temperature Regulation
    5.2.3: Animal physiology of Phyla Cnidarians and Annelida
    5.2.4: Questions-Focused Practice (5.2)
    5.3: Human physiology
    5.3.1: Digestion
    5.3.2: Circulatory system
    5.3.3: Human Heart
    5.3.4: Endocrine System
    5.3.5: Endocrine hormones
    5.3.6: Nervous system
    5.3.7: The Reflex Arc
    5.3.8: Execration
    5.3.9: Questions-Focused Practice (5.3)
    5.4: Reproduction and development
    5.4.1: Reproductive Cycles
    5.4.2: Sexual reproduction
    5.4.3: Menstrual cycle
    5.4.4: Questions-Focused Practice (5.4)
    5.5: Human immune system
    5.5.1: Lines of defense
    5.5.2: Third line of the Immune system
    5.5.3: Questions-Focused Practice (5.5)
  • 6: Animal behavior and Ecology
    6.1: Animal Behavior
    6.1.1: Introduction
    6.1.2: Social Behavior
    6.1.3: Questions-Focused Practice (6.1)
    6.2: Ecology
    6.2.1: Important terms of Ecology
    6.2.2: Population interaction
    6.2.3: Energy Flow among living things
    6.2.4: Biomes
    6.2.5: Chemical cycles
    6.2.6: Questions-Focused Practice (6.2)
  • 7: Full Practice
    7.1: Full practice
    7.1.1: Biology E/M Test

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