Mathematics (Littoral Mock) · Cytology
In this section, we shall study the details on most of the cell organelles. Approximately 90% of the cell is fluid and in this fluid is found all the different molecules and organelles of the cell.
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Mathematics (Littoral Mock) · CELL STRUCTURE AND MICROSCOPY
Etymologically, cytology is the study of cells. Isn’t the cell that place where criminals are often locked up before judgements called a cell? Is that what we are actually talking about when we say, “cytology is the study of the cell”? Biology is the study of living things but that cell or those cells are not living, that for sure.
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Mathematics (Littoral Mock) · Non-Mendelian Genetics.
Genetics is founded on the laws stipulated by Gregor Mendel but there exist a few exception to his laws. We are about to examine them.
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Biology · Mutation
Variation is due to certain deviations from Mendel's laws but are these deviations enough to cause the large variation observed in the living world. Mutation is the current study to be made in this article.
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Biology · Gene Interactions and Evolution
Knowing the deviation or exceptions of Mendelian genetics are interesting but how do they affect evolution? how does variation influence evolution and how is variation maintained without getting absurd? Why do some phenotypes remain in extremely small proportions?
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Biology · Mendelian Genetics
Mendel's laws of genetics are important for this level of studies. Here, you shall be introduces to the punnet square and dihybrid inheritance.
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Biology · Definition of Genetic Terms
The study of genetics is involved with a lot of terminology. The discipline has its own language or vocabulary. Hence, before we sink deep into the study of genetics in subsequent parts of our lesson, we must get to know basic definitions in order to facilitate the understanding process
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Biology · Introduction to genetics
The very idea of how people look alike but different is actually amazing. A human always gives birth to a human but NO two humans are the same. Not even identical twins? How does genetics anwer this.
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