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Learn AP Biology using videos, articles, and AP-aligned multiple choice question practice. Review the fundamentals of biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, evolution, and ecology, and develop scientific thinking skills as you explore the study of life.

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Hours 64
Language English
Subjects Science

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Chemistry of life

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Cell structure and function

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Water, acids, and bases (You were viewing this course)

Where would we be without water? Well, we probably wouldn't exist at all! Learn more about this fascinating molecule: its hydrogen bonds, its properties, and why it's a key...

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Cellular energetics

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Properties of carbon

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Cell communication and cell cycle

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Macromolecules

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Heredity

This course contains 5 segments:Meiosis and genetic diversityMendelian geneticsNon-Mendelian geneticsEnvironmental effects on phenotypeChromosomal inheritance

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Energy and enzymes

You, like other living systems, are an amazing energy transformer. As you move your eyes to read these words, your body is busily converting chemical energy from your lunch into...

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Gene expression and regulation

This course contains 7 segments:DNA and RNA structureReplicationTranscription and RNA processingTranslationRegulation of gene expression and cell specializationMutationsBiotechnology

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Structure of a cell

You, my friend, are made up of cells. Lots and lots of them. Some of them are eukaryotic (human), but many more of them are prokaryotic, thanks to the friendly bacteria of your...

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Natural selection

This course contains 11 segments:Natural selectionArtificial selectionPopulation geneticsHardy-Weinberg equilibriumEvidence for evolutionCommon ancestry and continuing...

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Membranes and transport

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Worked examples of AP®︎ Biology free response questions

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AP®︎ Biology standards mappings

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Cellular respiration

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Photosynthesis

There's a lot of carbon in your body - in DNA, proteins, carbohydrates, fats, and other key biological molecules. How did that carbon get there? Drumroll... photosynthesis! Learn...

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Cell signaling

Did you know that your cells are continually "talking" to one another? Cells communicate by sending and receiving chemical signals. This molecular conversation allows the cells in...

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Cell division

All living things, including you, are made up of cells. Find out how cells divide through mitosis and meiosis, how the cell cycle is controlled, and how problems in cell cycle...

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Classical and molecular genetics

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DNA as the genetic material

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Central dogma (DNA to RNA to protein)

How does a gene in your DNA provide instructions for building a protein? In gene expression, a DNA sequence is first copied to make an RNA molecule, which is then "decoded" to...

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Gene regulation

You have tens of thousands of genes in your genome. Does that mean your cells express all of those genes, all the time? Not by a long shot! Even an organism as simple as a...

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Biotechnology

What is biotechnology? Well, if you've ever taken the antibiotic penicillin or eaten bread made with yeast, you've experienced it firsthand! Biotechnology is the use of a living...

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Developmental biology

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Bacteria and archaea

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Viruses

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Evolution and the tree of life

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History of life on Earth

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Ecology

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Biodiversity and conservation

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Behavioral biology

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Human biology

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Plant biology

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Meet the biology professional

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Prepare for the 2018 AP Biology exam

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From Khan Academy
Hours 64
Language English
Subjects Science

Careers

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