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Author: James Morris, Daniel Hartl, Andrew Knoll, Robert Lue, Melissa Michael, Andrew Berry, Andrew Biewener, Brian Farrell, N. Michele Holbrook
ISBN: 9781319067793

Chapter 1 - Life- Chemical, Cellular, And Evolutionary Foundations Chapter 2 - The Molecules Of Life Chapter 3 - Nucleic Acids And Transcription Chapter 4 - Translation And Protein Structure Chapter 5 - Organizing Principles- Lipids, Membranes, And Cell Compartments Chapter 6 - Making Life Work-capturing And Using Energy Chapter 7 - Cellular Respiration-harvesting Energy From Carbohydrates And Other Fuel Molecules Chapter 8 - Photosynthesis-using Sunlight To Build Carbohydrates Chapter 9 - Cell Signalling Chapter 10 - Cell And Tissue Architechture-cytoskeleton, Cell Junctions, And Extracellular Matrix

Chapter 11 - Cell Division- Variations, Regulation, And Cancer Chapter 12 - Dna Replication And Manipulation Chapter 13 - Genomes Chapter 14 - Mutation And Dna Repair Chapter 15 - Genetic Variation Chapter 16 - Mendellian Inheritance Chapter 17 - Inheritance Of Sex Chromosomes, Linked Genes, And Organelles Chapter 18 - The Genetic And Envirionmental Basis Of Complex Traits Chapter 19 - Genetic And Epigenetic Regulation Chapter 20 - Genes And Development Chapter 21 - Evolution- How Genotypes And Phenotypes Change Over Time Chapter 22 - Species And Speciation Chapter 23 - Evolutionary Patterns-phylogeny And Fossils Chapter 24 - Human Origins And Evolution Chapter 25 - Cycling Carbon Chapter 26 - Bacteria And Archaea Chapter 27 - Eukaryotic Cells- Origins And Diversity Chapter 28 - Being Multicellular Chapter 29 - Plant Structure And Function- Moving Photosynthesis Onto Land Chapter 30 - Plant Reproduction- Finding Mates And Dispersing Young Chapter 31 - Plant Growth And Development Chapter 32 - Plant Defence-keeping The World Green Chapter 33 - Plant Diversity Chapter 34 - Fungi- Structure, Function, And Diversity Chapter 35 - Animal Nervous System Chapter 36 - Animal Sensory Systems And Brain Function Chapter 37 - Animal Movement- Muscles And Skeletons Chapter 38 - Animal Endocrine Systems Chapter 39 - Animal Cardiovascular And Respiratory Systems Chapter 40 - Animal Metabolism, Nutrition And Digestion Chapter 41 - Animal Renal Systems- Water And Waste Chapter 42 - Animal Reproduction And Development Chapter 43 - Animal Immune Systems Chapter 44 - Animal Diversity Chapter 45 - Animal Behaviour Chapter 46 - Population Ecology Chapter 47 - Species Interactions, Communities, And Ecosystems Chapter 48 - Biomes And Global Ecology Chapter 49 - The Anthropocene-humans As A Planetary Force

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