Human Biology

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Human biology

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1. Introduction to human biology and the scientific method

1.1. Structural organization of the human body

1.2. Functions of human life

1.3. Classification of organisms

1.4. The process of science

2. Chemistry and life

2.1. The building blocks of molecules

2.2. The chemical and physical properties of water

2.3. Biological macromolecules

3. Cells

3.1. Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

3.2. A more detailed look at eukaryotic cells

3.3. A more detailed look at the cell membrane

3.4. Passive transport mechanisms

3.5. Active transport mechanisms

4. Dna and gene expression

4. Introduction to the central dogma of molecular biology

4.1. Dna and rna

4.2. The basics of dna replication

4.3. Transcription

4.4. Translation

5. Digestive system

5. Homeostasis

5.1. The digestive system

6. Energy considerations

6. Introduction to metabolism

6.1. Energy and metabolism

6.2. Glycolysis

6.3. The transition reaction, citric acid/kreb's cycle and electron transport chain/oxidative phosphorylation

6.4. Fermentation

7. Blood

7. Introduction to the cardiovascular system - blood

7.1. An overview of blood

7.2. Erythrocytes

7.3. Blood typing and transfusions

8. Heart

8. Introduction to the cardiovascular system - heart

8.1. Heart anatomy

8.2. Cardiac muscle and electrical activity

8.3. Cardiac cycle

9. Blood vessels

9. Introduction to the cardiovascular system - blood vessels and circulation

9.1. Structure and function of blood vessels

10. Respiratory system

10. Introduction to the respiratory system

10.1. Organs and structures of the respiratory system

10.2. Gas pressure, volume, and breathing

10.3. Gas exchange

10.4. Transport of gases

11. Hormones

11. Endocrine system

12. Urinary system

12. Introduction to the urinary system

12.1. Urinary system anatomy and function

12.2. Hormonal control of urine concentration

13. Mitosis and meiosis

13. Introduction to cell division

13.1. Chromosomes and the genome

13.2. The cell cycle

13.3. Meiosis and genetic variation

14. Reproductive systems

14. Introduction to the reproductive systems

14.1. Male reproductive anatomy and physiology

14.2. Female reproductive anatomy and physiology; gestation and labor

15. Skeletal system

15. Introduction to bone tissue

15.1. Functions of the skeletal system

15.2. Bone structure

15.3. Bone formation and development

16. Muscles and movement

16. Muscle contraction and locomotion

17. Nervous system

17. Introduction to the nervous system

17.1. Neurons and glial cells

17.2. How neurons communicate

17.3. The central and peripheral nervous systems

18. Special senses

18. Introduction to the special senses

18.1. Taste and smell

18.2. Hearing and vestibular sensation

18.3. Vision

19. Immune system

19. Introduction to the immune system

19.1. Innate immunity

19.2. Adaptive immunity