Class 11 Biology

Course outline

Chapter 1: Biodiversity & Classification

• 1.0 Introduction to the Chapter
• 1.1 The Three-Domain System of Classification
• 1.2 The Taxonomic Hierarchy
• 1.3 Kingdoms of Domain Eukarya
• 1.4 Kingdom Animalia — The Invertebrate Phyla
• 1.5 Classification of Vertebrates
• 1.6 Classification of Viruses
• 1.7 Biodiversity
• 1.8 Species and Speciation
• Chapter Review — Solved Exercise

Chapter 2: Bacteria & Viruses

• 2.0 Introduction to the Chapter
• 2.2 Endospore Formation in Bacteria
• 2.3 Motility in Bacteria
• 2.4 Flagella (and Pili)
• 2.5 Bacterial Ecology and Diversity
• 2.6 Importance of Bacteria
• 2.8 Viruses
• 2.8.4 Structure of HIV

Chapter 3: The Cell

• 3.1 The Cell — The Basic Unit of Life
• 3.2 Cell Theory
• 3.3 Microscopy
• 3.4 The Structure of the Cell
• 3.5 The Nucleus
• 3.6 The Endomembrane System and Energy Organelles
• 3.6.6 Lysosomes, Peroxisomes and Vacuoles
• 3.7 Cytoskeleton, Centrioles, Cilia and Flagella
• 3.8 Cell Signaling
• 3.9 Membrane Transport Mechanisms
• 3.10 Stem Cells

Chapter 4: Biomolecules

• 4.0 Introduction — The Chemistry of Life
• 4.1 Biological Molecules
• 4.2 Types of Bonds in Biology
• 4.3 Condensation (Synthesis) and Hydrolysis
• 4.4 The Importance of Water
• 4.5 Carbohydrates
• 4.6 Proteins
• 4.7 Lipids
• 4.8 Nucleic Acids
• 4.9 Conjugated Molecules

Chapter 5: Enzymes

• 5.1 Enzymes
• 5.2 Cofactors and Coenzymes
• 5.3 Mechanism of Enzyme Action
• 5.4 Factors Affecting the Rate of Enzyme Action
• 5.6 Enzyme Inhibition
• 5.7 Classification of Enzymes

Chapter 6: Bioenergetics

• 6.1 Photosynthesis
• Photosynthetic Pigments — Short Questions
• 6.1 Mechanism of Photosynthesis
• 6.2 Cellular Respiration
• 6.3 Photorespiration

Chapter 7: Structural & Computational Biology

• 7.1 Structural Biology
• 7.2 X-ray Crystallography
• 7.3 Computational Biology
• 7.4 Sequence Homology

Chapter 8: Plant Physiology

• 8.1 & 8.2 Nutrition in Plants & Gas Exchange
• 8.3 to 8.6: Support, Water Potential, Transport & Translocation
• 8.7 Growth in Plants
• 8.8 Osmoregulation in Plants
• Sections 8.9 to 8.12: Thermoregulation, Movements, Photoperiodism & Vernalisation

Chapter 9: Human Digestive System

• 9.1 Anatomy & Physiology of the Digestive System
• 9.4 — The Small Intestine
• 9.5 The Large Intestine
• 9.6 Accessory Digestive Organs

Chapter 10: Human Respiratory System

• 10.1 Respiratory System of Man
• 10.2 Transport of Gases
• 10.3 & 10.4: Respiratory Pigments & Respiratory Disorders

Chapter 11: Human Circulatory System

• 11.0 Introduction to the Chapter
• 11.1.7 The Electrocardiogram (ECG)
• 11.2 Blood Vessels
• 11.3 Blood Pressure
• 11.4 Cardiovascular Disorders
• 11.5 The Lymphatic System

Chapter 12: Human Skeletal & Muscular System

• 12.1 Bones and Cartilage
• 12.2 The Human Skeleton and Joints
• 12.3 Disorders of the Skeletal System
• 12.4 Muscles

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