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Biology: AP (7th Edition)

by Jane B. Reece Neil A. Campbell

This special edition of Campbell/Reece BIOLOGY, Seventh Edition, is designed specifically for the Advanced Placement Biology community of teachers and students. The book's front section includes a few customized items specific to the needs of AP teachers and students.

Biology: Concepts And Applications

by Cecie Starr Lisa Starr Christine A. Evers

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Biology: Concepts And Applications

by Cecie Starr Lisa Starr Christine A. Evers

NIMAC-sourced textbook

Biology: Concepts and Applications

by Cecie Starr Lisa Starr Christine A. Evers

BIOLOGY: CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIONS supplies an 800 page, introductory issues-oriented approach with enormous instructional power. Starr supports mastery throughout while encouraging the critical thinking students need as citizens, voters, parents, and consumers. The "Impacts, Issues" and "How Would You Vote?" features new to this edition make biology come alive. An "Impacts, Issues" case study opens each chapter focusing on a biology-related societal issue. Short films that expand on the issue are on the free Student CD. Each chapter's "How Would You Vote?" asks students to consider biology-related news, apply knowledge, cast a vote on the web and see state and nationwide voting tallies. The access codes that accompany all new copies provide online access to 1) BiologyNow, a learning tool that helps students assess their unique study needs through pretests, post-test and personalized learning plans; 2) InfoTrac, a library of full text articles; 3) vMentor, a live tutoring service and 4) "How Do I Prepare," a feature that allows students to review basic math, chemistry, and other skills that will help them more easily master introductory biology. And now with an MP3 download of this title, you don't have to lose prep time during a long commute'any MP3 player lets you or your students listen and review the text at the gym, in the library, at the office ? anywhere! Starr is the most successful author in non-majors biology because of her clear and engaging writing

Biology: Cycles of Life

by Helen M. Parke Patrick Enderle

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Biology: Exploring Life

by Neil A. Campbell Brad Williamson Robin J. Heyden

Biology: Exploring Life is a unique three-part program that combines a shorter textbook; interactive activities; and interesting, creative labs. These three parts were all created to work together to make biology a successful and fun experience for you!

Biology: Exploring the Science of Life

by Gustavo Loret de Mola

Contemporary's Science series at a glance: Accessibility- universal design easily adapts to varied student learning needs and styles Differentiated instruction- activities and text structure allow for easy teacher modification Ease of Use- offers a balance of teacher directed and hands-on activities Research Based- builds key instructional strategies into the content Using Contemporary's Biology: Exploring the Science of Life, students will discover the origin, structure, growth, and evolution of species while learning to categorize living organisms.

Biology: Guided Reading and Study Workbook (Prentice Hall Biology, 2002)

by Prentice Hall Dictionary Editors

These books provide a wide range of question formats, promotes and enhances study skills, and builds a record of student work to use as an aid for quizzes and tests.

Biology: Guided Study Workbook, Student Edition

by Prentice Hall Dictionary Editors

One program that ensures success for all students

Biology: Student Study Guide (Ninth Edition)

by Sylvia S. Mader

The Study Guide is designed to accompany your text, Biology, ninth edition, by Sylvia S. Mader. A number of different approaches are used to help you achieve mastery of the chapter concepts.

Biology: The Dynamic Science

by Peter J. Russell Paul E. Hertz Beverly McMillan

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Biology: The Dynamics of Life

by Alton Biggs Peter Rillero Whitney Crispen Hagins Linda Lundgren Kathleen Gregg Chris Kapicka

Biology textbook for teens.

Biology: The Dynamics of Life

by Alton Biggs Peter Rillero Whitney Crispen Hagins Kathleen Gregg Chris Kapicka Li Lundgren

How does biology impact our society? How does biology affect what you eat, the world around you, and your future? This book will answer these questions and help you understand the many different sides of issues, and learn how biotechnology may affect your life.

Biology: The Study of Life

by William D. Schraer Herbert J. Stoltze

Biology textbook.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life

by Cecie Starr Lisa Starr Ralph Taggart Christine Evers

The 11th edition of this undergraduate text seeks to make students aware of the connection between molecular change, evolution, and students' own lives. To achieve this goal, the text features essays on current controversial issues, links to concepts within and between chapters, two-page concept spreads, and problem solving examples and experiments that encourage students to think critically. Other changes include reorganized and rewritten material on areas such as energy flow and stem cell research. Author information is not given. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc. , Portland, OR (booknews. com)

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life

by Cecie Starr Lisa Starr Ralph Taggart Christine A. Evers

The 11th edition of this undergraduate text seeks to make students aware of the connection between molecular change, evolution, and students' own lives. To achieve this goal, the text features essays on current controversial issues, links to concepts within and between chapters, two-page concept spreads, and problem solving examples and experiments

Biología (Mcdougal Littell Biology)

by Stephen Nowicki

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Biomes and Ecosystems

by Barbara J. Davis

Gareth Stevens Vital Science books are designed to help prepare students for NCLB science testing by reinforcing key concepts across the science curriculum. the six volumes in Earth Science use clear language and a variety of photographs, illustrations, and diagrams to help students understand the properties of rocks, soils, water, gases, and fossils. Weather, biomes and ecosystems, and earth's core and crust are also covered, making this a comprehensive and indispensable resource. image descriptions present

Bionic (Scholastic Press Novels)

by Suzanne Weyn

Mira has always almost had it all... until it all crashes and burns. She's hurt in a horrible car accident, and the only way the doctors can help is to try experimental prosthetics and chips that are implanted directly into her brain. It's a huge risk, but after months of testing and therapy, Mira is back, and better than ever. But soon her friends turn against her as their parents call her on unfair advantages and get her cut from lacrosse and the scholarships she was depending on for college. And with her enhanced hearing, she knows how many people in her school and her town are calling her a robot, a cyborg. Is that true? Is Mira human, or is she somehow something other? How can she overcome the ways people see her and just be herself... especially if she's not really sure who that is anymore? Suzanne Weyn is always at the cutting edge when it comes to new tech and the questions it raises about the world we live in.

Bionics

by Marie Spencer Vicky Willows

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Biopunk

by Marcus Wohlsen

Bill Gates recently told Wired that if he were a teenager today, he would be hacking biology. "If you want to change the world in some big way," he says, "that's where you should start-biological molecules. " The most disruptive force on the planet resides in DNA. Biotech companies and academic researchers are just beginning to unlock the potential of piecing together life from scratch. Champions of synthetic biology believe that turning genetic code into Lego-like blocks to build never-before-seen organisms could solve the thorniest challenges in medicine, energy, and environmental protection. But as the hackers who cracked open the potential of the personal computer and the Internet proved, the most revolutionary discoveries often emerge from out-of-the-way places, forged by brilliant outsiders with few resources besides boundless energy and great ideas. In Biopunk, Marcus Wohlsen chronicles a growing community of DIY scientists working outside the walls of corporations and universities who are committed to democratizing DNA the way the Internet did information. The "biohacking" movement, now in its early, heady days, aims to unleash an outbreak of genetically modified innovation by making the tools and techniques of biotechnology accessible to everyone. Borrowing their idealism from the worlds of open-source software, artisinal food, Internet startups, and the Peace Corps, biopunks are devoted advocates for open-sourcing the basic code of life. They believe in the power of individuals with access to DNA to solve the world's biggest problems. You'll meet a new breed of hackers who aren't afraid to get their hands wet, from entrepreneurs who aim to bring DNA-based medical tools to the poorest of the poor to a curious tinkerer who believes a tub of yogurt and a jellyfish gene could protect the world's food supply. These biohackers include: - A duo who started a cancer drug company in their kitchen - A team who built an open-source DNA copy machine - A woman who developed a genetic test in her apartment for a deadly disease that had stricken her family Along with the potential of citizen science to bring about disruptive change, Wohlsen explores the risks of DIY bioterrorism, the possibility of genetic engineering experiments gone awry, and whether the ability to design life from scratch on a laptop might come sooner than we think. .

Biotechnology: A Laboratory Skills Course

by J. Kirk Brown

A general survey of knowledge and techniques needed to function in a biotechnology lab.

Biotechnology: A Laboratory Skills Course

by J. Kirk Brown

This laboratory textbook blends theory with hands-on laboratory activities and real-world applications for your biotechnology course, and it incorporates Bio-Rad Explorer kits for easy implementation. This Develops key skills with multiple activities. Encourages students to consider the implications of biotechnology with bioethics case studies. Broadens occupational awareness with profiles of careers in biotech. Lets students answer a research question using independent research. The teacher supplement provides a thorough background on preparation, setup, results analysis, and assessment. It also provides guidance on how to implement and build a biotechnology course.

Biotechnology: Science for the New Millenium

by Ellyn Daugherty

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Biotechnology: Science for the New Millennium

by Ellyn Daugherty

This complete program teaches the concepts and hands-on lab procedures required for entry-level careers in the rapidly growing biotechnology industry. The textbook and lab manual can be used together or separately, depending on the desired course format.

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