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Biology

Biology is another school of study of natural sciences.  It constitutes the science that understands the natural organisms their evolution, growth and taxonomy. The term biology is derived from the Greek word ‘bios’ that means life. Biology was studied in the ancient times as natural philosophy in the Egypt and Indian Subcontinent. Aristotle was the father of the study of biology while the study of medicine which was done even before Aristotle was done by Hippocrates.

The study of Biology grew in leaps and bounds after the invention of the microscope by Antony van Leeuwenhoek. The researchers discovered living organisms like the spermatozoa, bacteria and infusoria which were not seen otherwise with naked eyes.

Some other significant contributions to various forms of biological sciences were of Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, Humboldt, Alfred Russel Wallace and Charles Darwin. Darwin is by far the most significant contributor to the theory of evolution. The theory of survival of the fittest decoded the concepts of evolution and extinction.

In present times the latest studies in the field of genetics and cloning are the vibrant areas of research in biological sciences. Some of the popular branches of biology are Aerobiology, Biochemistry ,Biophysics , Botany, Ethology  and Population ecology.

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Biology Homework Topics:
Amino Acid
Classification Of Proteins
Notes On The Amino Acids
Organic Compound
Peptides
Plasma Membrane
Polypeptides
Prokaryote And Eukaryote Cells
Protoplasm
Protoplasm And Deutoplasm
Structural Levels Of Protein
Carbohydrates
Classification Of Lipids
Derived Monosaccharide
Functions Of Carbohydrates
Function Of Nuclear Envelope
Heterochromatin And Euchromatin
Lipids
Monosaccharide
Oligosaccharides
Polysaccharides
Structure Of Chromosome
Supernumerary Chromosomes
Biological Importance Of Proteins
The Nuclear Envelope
The Nucleolus
Types Of Chromatin
Aneuplody
Chromosome Models
Chromosome Puffs
Deletion Or Deficiency
Duplication
Euploidy
Giant Chromosomes
Inversion
Repair Replication
Lampbrush Chromosomes
Localization Of Nucleic Acids
Models Of Replication
Modification Chromosome Structure
Nucleic Acids
Palindromic Dna
Repetitive Dna
Replication Is Semi Conservative Process
Replication Of Dna
Ribose Nucleic Acid
Structure Of Dna
The Mechanism Of Replication
Translocation
Biosynthesis Of Trna
Cell Wall
Distribution Of Membrane Lipids
Electron Microscope Structure
Function Of Endoplasmic Reticulum
Functions Of Golgi Complex
Functions Of The Cell Membrane
Genes Mutations
Genetic Suppression
Juctional Complex
Lake Model
Heterogeneous Nuclear Rna
Interrelations Of Cell Membranes
Membrane Models
Messenger Rna
Mitochondrial Ribosomes
Nonsense Mutations
Polypeptides Human Rbc Membrane
Radiation
Recognition Sites On Trna
Ribosomal Rna
The Cell Membrane
The Molecular Basis Of Mutation
Transfer Rna Trna
Cell Respiration
Biogenesis Of Ribosomes
Chain Termination
Chloroplast Structure
Chloroplasts
Components Of Respiratory Chain
Electron Transfer Mechanism
Electron Transport Mechanism
Enzymes
Evolutionary Origin Of Mitochondria
Functions Of Mitochondria
Krebs Citric Acid Cycle
Lysosomes
Mechanism Of Photosynthesis
Mitochondrial Nucleic Acids
Mitochondrial Rna
Metabolism Of Carbohydrate
Polymorphism
Prokar And Eukar Protein Synthesis
Rate Of Protein Synthesis
Rna Polymerase
Special Adaptations
Structure Of Mitochondria
The Genetic Code
The Metabolic Mill
The Mitochondrial Membranes
The Nature Of Light Energy
The Operon
The Photosynthesis Apparatus
The Operator Gene
The Promoter Gene
Types Of Control Mechanisms
The Regulator Gene
The Respiratory Chain Complexes
The Structural Genes
Types Of Plastids
Types Of Respiration
Acrosome Reaction
Coenzymes
Egg Sperm Interaction
Filaments
Activation Of The Egg
Antibiotics
Cell Differentiation
Characteristics Of Cancer Cells
Cyclical Parthenogenesis
Defective And Helper Viruses
Influence Of The Cytoplasm
Interferon
Division In Parthenogenesis
Nature Of Viruses
Nucleic Acid
Obligatory Parthenogenesis
Oncogenic Viruses
Parthenogenesis
Reproduction
Retroviruses
Significance Of Parthenogenesis
Structure Of Bacteria
Temperate Infection
The Somatic Mutation Hypothesis
The Viral Genes Hypothesis
Virulent Infection
Functions Of Centrioles Basal Bodies
Functions Of Cilia And Flagella
Function Of Filament And Microtubule
Functions Of Lysosomes
Interphase
Isozymes
Meiosis
Micro Bodies
Microtubules
Movements Of Cilia And Flagella
Nomenclature
Prevention Of Polyspermy
Prophase
Significance Of Mitosis
State Of Maturation Of The Egg
Structure Of Cilia And Flagella
Structure Of Enzymes
Structure Of Microtubules
Structure Of The Gametes
The Spindle
Synaptonemal Complex