BISC 101
General Biology
BISC 101 provides an introduction to the molecular, cellular, and physiological mechanisms of living organisms, including microorganisms, plants, and animals. Lecture and lab topics cover cell structure and function, genetic information flow, enzyme function, metabolism, and organism-level processes such as circulation, gas exchange, nutrition, and osmoregulation. This course is foundational for students pursuing studies in biology, health sciences, and related fields.
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Video Lectures list
- Covalent/Non-Covalent Review/Biomolecules/Cellular Structure
- Membrane Permeability and transport/Cell Replication and Cancer
- Replication/Transcription/Translation/Metabolism(+enzymes)
- Cellular Respiration/Plant Form and Function
- Photosynthesis/Transportation/Nutrition/Hormones
- Animal Form and Function (I/II)
- Water and Electrolyte regulation/Respiration
- Circulatory and Immune System
Our Teaching Philosophy for SFU BISC 101
Clear Explanation of the Content
We deliver clear and concise explanations of foundational biological concepts, ensuring you build a solid understanding of molecular, cellular, and physiological mechanisms.
Efficient Understanding of Concepts
We provide straightforward and effective methods for mastering complex topics, making it easier for you to prepare for exams and apply what you’ve learned.
Deep Focus on Exam Preparation
We help you approach key concepts for this course and guide you on how to effectively tackle exam questions, ensuring success through thorough practice and understanding.
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