Biolab Book

Twenty-Six Laboratory Exercises for Biology Students

Häftad, Engelska, 1989

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The Biolab Book is designed with the student in mind. Dissection diagrams show the specimens exactly as they appear in the dissecting pan; exercises and follow-up questions help the student see the big picture; and the manual anticipates problems and questions, offering the beginning biologist a smooth, painless introduction to lab procedures. From the first day's work to the last, The Biolab Book not only teaches but also helps students feel at home in the lab. To call this exceptional manual accurate and comprehensive tells only half the story. The author's enthusiasm, imagination, and talent shine through on every page, setting The Biolab Book far above conventional lab manuals.

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Utgivningsdatum1989-03-29
Mått216 x 279 x 14 mm
Vikt454 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor152
Upplaga2
FörlagJohns Hopkins University Press
ISBN9780801837074

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PrefaceChapter 1. Introduction to DissectionChapter 2. Organs and Systems in the Pig: OneChapter 3. Organs and Systems in the Pig: TwoChapter 4. The MicroscopeChapter 5. The ProtistsChapter 6. On Being a Metazoan: Cnidaria and PoriferaChapter 7. The Worms That Got Organized: Platyhelminths and AschelminthsChapter 8. The Modular ApproachChapter 9. The Armored Ones: Arthropods OneChapter 10. The First to Fly: Arthropods TwoChapter 11. Happy as a Clam: The MollusksChapter 12. Strange Cousins: The EchinodermsChapter 13. The ProducersChapter 14. The TerranautsChapter 15. The Ubiquitous Ones: ProkaryotesChapter 16. The Tools of the TradeChapter 17. The Cell's AlchemistsChapter 18. The Master MoleculeChapter 19. ChloroplastsChapter 20. The Cell SurgaceChapter 21. MitochondriaChapter 22. Muscle ContractionChapter 23. Dissecting the CellChapter 24. The Dance of the ChromosomesChapter 25. Shuffling GenesChapter 26. Genes in Human PopulationsChapter 27. Getting it Together: Fertilization and DevelopmentChapter 28. SymbiosisChapter 29. Perception and BehaviorNotes for Instructors