Grade 12 Biology
Grade 12
Biology
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Exam Types
Chapter 1
Introduction to Biology (Pg.
1.1 Themes of Biology
1.1.1 Themes 1: New Properties Emerge at Successive Levels of Biological Organization (Pg. 1)
1.1.2 Themes 2: Life's Processes Involve the Expression and Transmission of Genetic Information (Pg.2)
1.1. 3 Life Requires The Transfer and Transformation of Energy and Matter (Pg. 3)
1.1.4 Themes 4: Molecules to Ecosystems, Interaction in Biological Systems (Pg.3)
1.1.5 Themes 5: Evolution for The Unity and Diversity of Life (Pg.3)
1.2 Importance of Biology in Daily Life (Pg. 5)
1.2.1 Agriculture, Hoticulture and Hydroponic Culture (Pg. 5)
Agriculture (Pg.5)
1.2.1 Agriculture, Hoticulture and Hydroponic Culture (Pg. 5)
Hoticulture (Pg. 7)
Hydroponic Culture (Pg.8)
1.2.2 Aquaculture and Livestock (Pg.9)
1.2.3 Food (Pg.12)
1.2.4 Health and Medicine (Pg.13)
1.2.5 Clothing and Shelter (Pg. 15 - 18)
Review Questions (Pg.18)
Chapter 1 & 2 MCQ
Chapter 2
Molecular Biology
Learning Outcome (Pg. 21)
2.1 Introduction to Molecular Biology
2.1.1 The Structure of DNA (Pg. 22)
2.1.2 The Structure of RNA (Pg. 24)
2.1.3 The Role of DNA (Pg. 25)
2.1.4 DNA Replication (Pg. 25)
2.2 Protein Synthesis (Pg.29)
2.2.1 Transcription (Pg. 29)
2.2.2 Translation
Genetic Code (Pg. 32)
2.3 Molecular Biology Techniques
2.4 Production of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) (Pg. 40)
2.4.2 Production of Genetically Modified Plants (42)
Production of Golden Rice (Pg. 43)
2.4.3 Production of Genetically Modified Animal (Pg. 44)
Production of Genetically Modified Sheep (Pg. 44)
Chapter 2
MCQ
Chapter 3
Transport System in Organism (Pg. 49)
3.1 Transport System in Plants
3.1.1 Structure of Transport Tissues (Pg. 50)
3.2 Transport Mechanisms in Plants (Pg. 51)
3.2.1 Movement of Water in Plants
3.3 Transpiration (Pg. 53)
3.3.1 Factors affecting Transpiration
3.3.2 Benefits of Transpiration
3.3.3 Demonstration of Transpiration Pull
3.4 Translocation (Pg. 55)
3.5 Transport System in Animals
(Pg. 56)
3.5.1 Principles of Circulation
3.5.2 The need for Transport
3.5.3 Features of Mass Transport Systems
3.6 Circulatory System
3.7 Cardiovascular System in Mammals (Pg. 59)
3.7.1 The Structure of The Human Heart
3.7.2 Blood Vessels (Pg. 61)
3.7.3 The Components of The Blood (Pg. 64)
3.7.4 The Clotting Of The Blood
(Pg. 65)
3.7.5 The Cardiac Cycle (Pg. 66)
3.7.6 Control of Heartbeat (Pg. 67)
3.8 Lymphatic System (Pg. 68)
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