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1 Introduction: Biology Today
2(20)
Biology and Society An Innate Passion for Life
3(1)
The Scientific Study of Life
4(3)
The Process of Science
4(1)
Discovery Science
4(1)
Hypothesis-Driven Science
5(2)
Theories in Science
7(1)
The Nature of Life
7(3)
The Properties of Life
7(1)
Life in Its Diverse Forms
8(2)
Major Themes in Biology
10(12)
Evolution: Evolution
10(4)
Structure/Function: The Relationship of Structure to Function
14(1)
Information Flow: Information Flow
14(2)
Energy Transformations: Pathways that Transform Energy and Matter
Interconnections within Systems: Interconnections within Biological Systems
16(6)
UNIT 1 Cells
2 Essential Chemistry for Biology
22(14)
Chapter Thread: Radioactivity
Biology and Society Radiation and Health
23(1)
Some Basic Chemistry
24(2)
Matter: Elements and Compounds
24(1)
Atoms
25(1)
The Process of Science Can Radioactive Tracers Identify Brain Diseases?
26(3)
Chemical Bonding and Molecules
27(1)
Chemical Reactions
28(1)
Water and Life
29(4)
Structure/Function: Water
29(2)
Acids, Bases, and pH
31(2)
Evolution Connection Radioactivity as an Evolutionary Clock
33(3)
3 The Molecules of Life
36(18)
Chapter Thread: Lactose Intolerance
Biology and Society Got Lactose?
37(1)
Organic Compounds
38(2)
Carbon Chemistry
38(1)
Giant Molecules from Smaller Building Blocks
39(1)
Large Biological Molecules
40(11)
Carbohydrates
40(3)
Lipids
43(3)
Proteins
46(1)
Structure/Function: Protein Shape
47(2)
Nucleic Acids
49(2)
The Process of Science Does Lactose Intolerance Have a Genetic Basis?
51(1)
Evolution Connection The Evolution of Lactose Intolerance in Humans
51(3)
4 A Tour of the Cell
54(20)
Chapter Thread: Humans Versus Bacteria
Biology and Society Antibiotics: Drugs That Target Bacterial Cells
55(1)
The Microscopic World of Cells
56(4)
The Two Major Categories of Cells
57(1)
An Overview of Eukaryotic Cells
58(2)
Membrane Structure
60(1)
Structure/Function: The Plasma Membrane
60(1)
The Process of Science What Makes a Superbug?
61(1)
Cell Surfaces
61(1)
The Nucleus and Ribosomes: Genetic Control of the Cell
62(2)
The Nucleus
62(1)
Ribosomes
63(1)
How DNA Directs Protein Production
63(1)
The Endomembrane System: Manufacturing and Distributing Cellular Products
64(4)
The Endoplasmic Reticulum
64(1)
The Golgi Apparatus
65(1)
Lysosomes
66(1)
Vacuoles
67(1)
Energy Transformations: Chloroplasts and Mitochondria
68(1)
Chloroplasts
68(1)
Mitochondria
68(1)
The Cytoskeleton: Cell Shape and Movement
69(2)
Maintaining Cell Shape
69(1)
Cilia and Flagella
70(1)
Evolution Connection The Evolution of Bacterial Resistance in Humans
71(3)
5 The Working Cell
74(16)
Chapter Thread: Nanotechnology
Biology and Society Harnessing Cellular Structures
75(1)
Some Basic Energy Concepts
76(3)
Conservation of Energy
76(1)
Heat
77(1)
Chemical Energy
77(1)
Food Calories
78(1)
Energy Transformations: ATP and Cellular Work
79(1)
The Structure of ATP
79(1)
Phosphate Transfer
79(1)
The ATP Cycle
80(1)
Enzymes
80(1)
Activation Energy
80(1)
The Process of Science Can Enzymes Be Engineered?
81(2)
Structure/Function: Enzyme Activity
82(1)
Enzyme Inhibitors
82(1)
Membrane Function
83(3)
Passive Transport: Diffusion across Membranes
83(1)
Osmosis and Water Balance
84(2)
Active Transport: The Pumping of Molecules across Membranes
86(1)
Exocytosis and Endocytosis: Traffic of Large Molecules
86(1)
Evolution Connection The Origin of Membranes
87(3)
6 Cellular Respiration: Obtaining Energy from Food
90(16)
Chapter Thread: Exercise Science
Biology and Society Getting the Most Out of Your Muscles
91(1)
Energy Flow and Chemical Cycling in the Biosphere
92(2)
Producers and Consumers
92(1)
Chemical Cycling between Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
92(2)
Cellular Respiration: Aerobic Harvest of Food Energy
94(7)
Energy Transformations: An Overview of Cellular Respiration
94(2)
The Three Stages of Cellular Respiration
96(4)
The Results of Cellular Respiration
100(1)
Fermentation: Anaerobic Harvest of Food Energy
101(1)
Fermentation in Human Muscle Cells
101(1)
The Process of Science What Causes Muscle Burn?
102(1)
Fermentation in Microorganisms
102(1)
Evolution Connection The Importance of Oxygen
103(3)
7 Photosynthesis: Using Light to Make Food
106(14)
Chapter Thread: Biofuels
Biology and Society A Greasy Crime Wave
107(1)
The Basics of Photosynthesis
108(2)
Chloroplasts: Sites of Photosynthesis
108(1)
Energy Transformations: An Overview of Photosynthesis
109(1)
The Light Reactions: Converting Solar Energy to Chemical Energy
110(1)
The Nature of Sunlight
110(1)
The Process of Science What Colors of Light Drive Photosynthesis?
111(4)
Chloroplast Pigments
111(1)
How Photosystems Harvest Light Energy
112(1)
How the Light Reactions Generate ATP and NADPH
113(2)
The Calvin Cycle: Making Sugar from Carbon Dioxide
115(1)
Evolution Connection Creating a Better Biofuel Factory
115(5)
UNIT 2 Genetics
8 Cellular Reproduction: Cells from Cells
120(24)
Chapter Thread: Life With And Without Sex
Biology and Society Virgin Birth of a Dragon
121(1)
What Cell Reproduction Accomplishes
122(1)
The Cell Cycle and Mitosis
123(7)
Eukaryotic Chromosomes
123(2)
Information Flow: Duplicating Chromosomes
125(1)
The Cell Cycle
125(1)
Mitosis and Cytokinesis
126(2)
Cancer Cells: Dividing Out of Control
128(2)
Meiosis, the Basis of Sexual Reproduction
130(7)
Homologous Chromosomes
130(1)
Gametes and the Life Cycle of a Sexual Organism
131(1)
The Process of Meiosis
132(2)
Review: Comparing Mitosis and Meiosis
134(1)
The Origins of Genetic Variation
135(2)
The Process of Science Do All Animals Have Sex?
137(3)
When Meiosis Goes Awry
138(2)
Evolution Connection The Advantages of Sex
140(4)
9 Patterns of Inheritance
144(26)
Chapter Thread: Dog Breeding
Biology and Society Our Longest-Running Genetic Experiment
145(1)
Genetics and Heredity
146(10)
In an Abbey Garden
146(1)
Mendel's Law of Segregation
147(3)
Mendel's Law of Independent Assortment
150(2)
Using a Testcross to Determine an Unknown Genotype
152(1)
The Rules of Probability
152(1)
Family Pedigrees
153(1)
Human Disorders Controlled by a Single Gene
154(2)
The Process of Science What Is the Genetic Basis of Coat Variation in Dogs?
156(2)
Variations on Mendel's Laws
158(4)
Incomplete Dominance in Plants and People
158(1)
ABO Blood Groups: An Example of Multiple Alleles and Codominance
159(1)
Structure/Function: Pleiotropy and Sickle-Cell Disease
160(1)
Polygenic Inheritance
160(1)
Epigenetics and the Role of Environment
161(1)
The Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance
162(3)
Linked Genes
162(1)
Sex Determination in Humans
163(1)
Sex-Linked Genes
163(2)
Evolution Connection Barking Up the Evolutionary Tree
165(5)
10 The Structure and Function of DNA
170(26)
Chapter Thread: THE DEADLIEST VIRUS
Biology and Society The First 21st-Century Pandemic
171(1)
DNA: Structure and Replication
172(4)
DNA and RNA Structure
172(1)
Watson and Crick's Discovery of the Double Helix
173(2)
Structure/Function: DNA Replication
175(1)
Information Flow: From DNA to RNA to Protein
176(10)
How an Organism's Genotype Determines Its Phenotype
176(1)
From Nucleotides to Amino Acids: An Overview
177(1)
The Genetic Code
178(1)
Transcription: From DNA to RNA
179(1)
The Processing of Eukaryotic RNA
180(1)
Translation: The Players
180(2)
Translation: The Process
182(1)
Review: DNA → RNA → Protein
183(1)
Mutations
184(2)
Viruses and Other Noncellular Infectious Agents
Bacteriophages
186(2)
Plant Viruses
188(1)
Animal Viruses
188(2)
The Process of Science Do Flu Vaccines Protect the Elderly?
190(2)
HIV, the AIDS Virus
190(2)
Viroids and Prions
192(1)
Evolution Connection Emerging Viruses
192(4)
11 How Genes Are Controlled
196(20)
Chapter Thread: CANCER
Biology and Society Tobacco's Smoking Gun
197(1)
How and Why Genes Are Regulated
198(7)
Gene Regulation in Bacteria
198(2)
Gene Regulation in Eukaryotic Cells
200(3)
Information Flow: Cell Signaling
203(1)
Homeotic Genes
203(1)
DNA Microarrays: Visualizing Gene Expression
204(1)
Cloning Plants and Animals
205(4)
The Genetic Potential of Cells
205(1)
Reproductive Cloning of Animals
206(2)
Therapeutic Cloning and Stem Cells
208(1)
The Genetic Basis of Cancer
209(1)
Genes That Cause Cancer
209(1)
The Process of Science Are Childhood Tumors Different?
210(3)
Cancer Risk and Prevention
212(1)
Evolution Connection The Evolution of Cancer in the Body
213(3)
12 DNA Technology
216(26)
Chapter Thread: DNA PROFILING
Biology and Society Using DNA to Establish Guilt and Innocence
217(1)
Genetic Engineering
218(7)
Recombinant DNA Techniques
218(3)
Pharmaceutical Applications
221(1)
Genetically Modified Organisms in Agriculture
222(2)
Human Gene Therapy
224(1)
DNA Profiling and Forensic Science
225(4)
DNA Profiling Techniques
225(3)
Investigating Murder, Paternity, and Ancient DNA
228(1)
Bioinformatics
229(3)
DNA Sequencing
229(1)
Genomics
229(1)
Genome-Mapping Techniques
230(1)
The Human Genome
230(2)
The Process of Science Can Genomics Cure Cancer?
232(2)
Applied Genomics
232(1)
Interconnections within Systems: Systems Biology
233(1)
Safety and Ethical Issues
234(3)
The Controversy over Genetically Modified Foods
235(1)
Ethical Questions Raised by Human DNA Technologies
236(1)
Evolution Connection The Y Chromosome as a Window on History
237(5)
UNIT 3 Evolution and Diversity
13 How Populations Evolve
242(26)
Chapter Thread: EVOLUTION PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Biology and Society Evolution Today
243(1)
The Diversity of Life
244(2)
Naming and Classifying the Diversity of Life
244(1)
Explaining the Diversity of Life
245(1)
Charles Darwin and The Origin of Species
246(2)
Darwin's Journey
246(2)
Evolution: Darwin's Theory
248(1)
Evidence of Evolution
248(2)
Evidence from Fossils
248(2)
The Process of Science Did Whales Evolve from Land-Dwelling Mammals?
250(3)
Evidence from Homologies
250(2)
Evolutionary Trees
252(1)
Natural Selection as the Mechanism for Evolution
253(2)
Natural Selection in Action
254(1)
Key Points about Natural Selection
255(1)
The Evolution of Populations
255(4)
Sources of Genetic Variation
255(2)
Populations as the Units of Evolution
257(1)
Analyzing Gene Pools
258(1)
Population Genetics and Health Science
259(1)
Microevolution as Change in a Gene Pool
259(1)
Mechanisms That Alter Allele Frequencies in a Population
259(5)
Genetic Drift
259(3)
Gene Flow
262(1)
Natural Selection: A Closer Look
262(2)
Evolution Connection The Rising Threat of Antibiotic Resistance
264(4)
14 How Biological Diversity Evolves
268(24)
Chapter Thread: MASS EXTINCTIONS
Biology and Society The Sixth Mass Extinction
269(1)
The Origin of Species
270(8)
What Is a Species?
271(1)
Reproductive Barriers between Species
272(2)
Evolution: Mechanisms of Speciation
274(4)
Earth History and Macroevolution
278(4)
The Fossil Record
278(2)
Plate Tectonics and Biogeography
280(2)
Mass Extinctions and Explosive Diversifications of Life
282(1)
The Process of Science Did a Meteor Kill the Dinosaurs?
282(1)
Mechanisms of Macroevolution
283(3)
Large Effects from Small Genetic Changes
283(1)
The Evolution of Biological Novelty
284(2)
Classifying the Diversity of Life
286(3)
Classification and Phylogeny
286(2)
Classification: A Work in Progress
288(1)
Evolution Connection Rise of the Mammals
289(3)
15 The Evolution of Microbial Life
292(22)
Chapter Thread: HUMAN MICROBIOTA
Biology and Society Our Invisible Inhabitants
293(1)
Major Episodes in the History of Life
294(2)
The Origin of Life
296(3)
A Four-Stage Hypothesis for the Origin of Life
297
From Chemical Evolution to Darwinian Evolution
298(1)
Prokaryotes
299(7)
They're Everywhere!
299(1)
Structure/Function: Prokaryotes
300(3)
The Ecological Impact of Prokaryotes
303(1)
The Two Main Branches of Prokaryotic Evolution: Bacteria and Archaea
304(2)
The Process of Science Are Intestinal Microbiota to Blame for Obesity?
306(1)
Protists
307(4)
Protozoans
308(1)
Slime Molds
309(1)
Unicellular and Colonial Algae
310(1)
Seaweeds
310(1)
Evolution Connection The Sweet Life of Streptococcus mutans
311(3)
16 The Evolution of Plants and Fungi
314(22)
Chapter Thread: PLANT-FUNGUS INTERACTIONS
Biology and Society The Diamond of the Kitchen
315(1)
Colonizing Land
316(2)
Terrestrial Adaptations of Plants
316(2)
The Origin of Plants from Green Algae
318(1)
Plant Diversity
318(10)
Highlights of Plant Evolution
318(1)
Bryophytes
319(2)
Ferns
321(1)
Gymnosperms
322(2)
Angiosperms
324(3)
Plant Diversity as a Nonrenewable Resource
327(1)
Fungi
328(3)
Structure/Function: Characteristics of Fungi
329(1)
The Ecological Impact of Fungi
330(1)
The Process of Science Did a Fungus Lead to the Salem Witch Hunt?
331(1)
Commercial Uses of Fungi
331(1)
Evolution Connection A Mutually Beneficial Symbiosis
332(4)
17 The Evolution of Animals
336(36)
Chapter Thread: HUMAN EVOLUTION
Biology and Society The Discovery of the Hobbit People
337(1)
The Origins of Animal Diversity
338(3)
What Is an Animal?
338(1)
Early Animals and the Cambrian Explosion
339(1)
Evolution: Animal Phylogeny
340(1)
Major Invertebrate Phyla
341(13)
Sponges
341(1)
Cnidarians
342(1)
Molluscs
343(1)
Flatworms
344(1)
Annelids
345(1)
Roundworms
346(1)
Arthropods
347(6)
Echinoderms
353(1)
Vertebrate Evolution and Diversity
354(7)
Characteristics of Chordates
354(2)
Fishes
356(1)
Amphibians
357(1)
Reptiles
358(2)
Mammals
360(1)
The Human Ancestry
361(4)
The Evolution of Primates
361(2)
The Emergence of Humankind
363(2)
The Process of Science Who Were the Hobbit People?
365(2)
Evolution Connection Are We Still Evolving?
367(5)
UNIT 4 Ecology
18 An Introduction to Ecology and the Biosphere
372(30)
Chapter Thread: GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANCE
Biology and Society Penguins, Polar Bears, and People in Peril
373(1)
An Overview of Ecology
374(2)
Ecology and Environmentalism
374(1)
Interconnections of Systems: A Hierarchy of Interactions
375(1)
Living in Earth's Diverse Environments
376(4)
Abiotic Factors of the Biosphere
376(1)
Energy Source
376(2)
The Evolutionary Adaptations of Organisms
378(1)
Adjusting to Environmental Variability
378(2)
Biomes
380(14)
Freshwater Biomes
380(2)
Marine Biomes
382(2)
How Climate Affects Terrestrial Biome Distribution
384(1)
Terrestrial Biomes
385(6)
Interconnections within Systems: The Water Cycle
391(1)
Human Impact on Biomes
392(1)
Forests
392(2)
Global Climate Change
394(2)
The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming
394(1)
The Accumulation of Greenhouse Gases
395(1)
The Process of Science How Does Climate Change Affect Species Distribution?
396(3)
Effects of Climate Change on Ecosystems
397(1)
Looking to Our Future
398(1)
Evolution Connection Climate Change as an Agent of Natural Selection
399(3)
19 Population Ecology
402(22)
Chapter Thread: BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
Biology and Society Invasion of the Lionfish
403(1)
An Overview of Population Ecology
404(4)
Population Density
405(1)
Population Age Structure
405(1)
Life Tables and Survivorship Curves
406(1)
Evolution: Life History Traits as Adaptations
406(2)
Population Growth Models
408(4)
The Exponential Population Growth Model: The Ideal of an Unlimited Environment
408(1)
The Logistic Population Growth Model: The Reality of a Limited Environment
409(1)
Regulation of Population Growth
410(2)
Applications of Population Ecology
412(3)
Conservation of Endangered Species
412(1)
Sustainable Resource Management
412(2)
Invasive Species
413
Biological Control of Pests
414(1)
The Process of Science Can Biological Control Defeat Kudzu?
415(2)
Integrated Pest Management
416(1)
Human Population Growth
417(4)
The History of Human Population Growth
417(1)
Age Structures
418(1)
Our Ecological Footprint
419(2)
Evolution Connection Humans as an Invasive Species
421(3)
20 Communities and Ecosystems
424
Chapter Thread: BIODIVERSITY DECLINE
Biology and Society Why Biodiversity Matters
425(1)
The Loss of Biodiversity
426(2)
Genetic Diversity
426(1)
Species Diversity
426(1)
Ecosystem Diversity
427(1)
Causes of Declining Biodiversity
427(1)
Community Ecology
428(9)
Interspecific Interactions
428(4)
Trophic Structure
432(3)
Species Diversity in Communities
435(1)
Disturbances in Communities
436(1)
Ecological Succession
436(1)
Ecosystem Ecology
437(7)
Energy Transformations: Energy Flow in Ecosystems
438(2)
Interconnections within Systems: Chemical Cycling in Ecosystems
440(4)
Conservation and Restoration Biology
444(2)
Biodiversity "Hot Spots"
444(1)
Conservation at the Ecosystem Level
445(1)
The Process of Science How Does Tropical Forest Fragmentation Affect Biodiversity?
446(3)
Restoring Ecosystems
447(1)
The Goal of Sustainable Development
448(1)
Evolution Connection Can Biophilia Save Biodiversity?
449
Appendices
A Metric Conversion Table
1(2)
B The Periodic Table
3(2)
C Credits
5(4)
D Self-Quiz Answers
9
Glossary 1(1)
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