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1. The Science of Our Lives Biology
"the study of life"
2. Biology 120 Brenda Pillari, Ph.D.
FDA CDER OGD
b_pillari@yahoo.com
Microbiology
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Environmental Science
Public Policy
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10. Computers
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21. Class Schedule Introduction, Science and Basic Chemistry
Chapter 1-5
Cell Theory, Organelles, Metabolism
Chapter 6-9
Cell Division, Reproduction, Development
Chapter 10-16
Genetics, Evolution, Diversity of Life
Chapter 17-end
22. Lecture Format Lecture without Visual Aids
Lecture with Black Board
Lecture with Overhead Projector
Lecture with Computer Aided Graphics
No Lecture at all (just tests)
23. Grading Unit Exam #1 20%
Unit Exam #2 20%
Unit Exam #3 20%
Final Exam 20%
Paper 20%
Lab 25%
24. Biology Laboratory Manual, 6th EditionVodopich & Moore, 2002
25. What do I care about Biology?
26. Biology is a broad field
Multidisciplinary
Chemical machines inside our cells
Ecosystems and Global Climate Change.
28. Human Genome DNA sequences
Deoxyribonucleic Acid, in native form is a double stranded helix
Model of DNA
30. Stem Cell Research President Bush appears at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, after announcing he supports funding for limited stem cell research, Thursday, Aug. 9, 2001. Bush decided on a compromise and will limit federal funding for embryonic stem cell research. The decision had been one of the toughest for Bush since he took office.
33. Aging and Human Cells
Biologists study intimate details of the human body
35. Will you be a scientist?
36. Health risks from infectious disease Aids/HIV, Hepatitis
Food Contamination: Chinese, Mexican, hamburgers, etc.
Biological Warfare
42. Biotechnology
Microgravity Protein Crystal Growth
43. Metabolism-adjusting drugs
Weight Loss
Body building
Sports
46. Can a Biology Book give you the answers to these questions?
47. Herbal remedies
Ease arthritis pain
Improve memory
Improve our moods
48. ECLSSEnvironmental Control and Life Support
50. Astrobiology In what may be their most significant discovery yet, Mars scientists say high-resolution pictures from MGS showing layers of sedimentary rock paint a portrait of an ancient Mars that long ago may have featured numerous lakes and shallow seas. This was hinted at by old Viking images, but the new MGS images are pretty compelling.
53. NASAs Terrestrial Planet Finder:The Search for (Habitable) Planets
54. Biology
What is Life?
DETAILS, Details, details
Descriptions and Mechanisms
55. What is Life? Ingestion, metabolism and excretion
Departure from thermodynamic equilibrium
Nucleic acids, proteins and other macromolecules
Reproduction, mutation and reproduction of it's mutations
(Carl Sagan (1934-1996) Scientific American 10/94, p94)
56. Creating Life in a Computer Artificial Life Researchers... "define life not by it's substance but by its organization, which can include the patterns of information in a computer. They believe that life in all it's forms has a mechanism for processing energy and information that emerge from some fundamental order in the universe, a new natural law that shapes those forms out of chaos." Byte 1/95 p45