Life processes in plants and animal - Nutrition, Respiration, transportation, circulatory system, excretion, Experiments
What you'll learn
Life processes - Introduction
Molecular movement of life
Single celled and multicellular organism
Kinds of life processes
Life processes - Nutrition
Utilization of Energy
How do living things get their food?
Autotrophic Nutrition & Heterotrophic Nutrition
How do organisms obtain Nutrition?
Nutrition in Human Beings
Life Processes - Respiration
Breakdown of Glucose
Respiration in Plants
Respiration in Animals
Respiration in Aquatic Animals
Human Respiratory system
Transportation in Human Beings - (structure and Role of Blood, blood vessels, lymph, heart)
Transportation in Plants - (water, minerals and food)
Excretion Process
Enzyme
Organic and Inorganic food source
ATP - Adenosine triphosphate
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Requirements
This course doesn't require any prerequisite knowledge in Biology or any other subject. But, It will be better if you have basic understanding of livings processes
Description
This Biology Course on LIFE-NUTRITION, RESPIRATION, CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, EXCRETION is an intermediary class course designed from the perspective of education & learning. This course covers the general syllabus related to the topic Life -Nutrition, Respiration, Circulatory system, Excretion.
This course provides deep knowledge & conceptual understanding in life processes in plants and animals like Nutrition, Respiration, transportation, circulatory system, excretion . This also makes us learn about life processes in living bodies including all kind of animals and plants with experiments .
Further it provide concept molecular movement of life, single celled and multi- cellular organisms, autotrophic (photosynthesis)and heterotrophic (uni and multi-cellular organisms ) nutrition.
It provide deep understanding about the role of every organ which is a part of human digestive system
It helps to understand Respiration process includes - Breakdown of glucose by various pathways, Different types of respiration (Aerobic/Anaerobic) , Human respiratory system, Mechanism of breathing, Respiration in Plants
It also helps in provide knowledge about Transportation in Human Beings and plants - like, structure and function of blood, blood vessels & heart, transportation of water, minerals and food in plants and many more
It also give good understanding about the Enzymes and their role, Organic and Inorganic food sources and about energy currency (ATP) as well
It also includes Quiz with each section of course for better understanding and clear all doubts related to topic.
Here , you also get various practical lab projects, activities & experiments belongs to different sections of this course to encourage practical learning and familiarizes you with tools and equipment that you will be required to use..
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Topics included in this course are:
Definition of Alive
Molecular movement for life
Life Process Introduction [explain with example & use images]
Single Cell & Multi-Cell Organisms
Kinds of Life Processes
Define Nutrition
Mode of Nutrition
Types of Nutritional Processes [Autotrophic, Heterotrophic]
Define Autotrophs
Define Photosynthesis [Autotrophic Nutritional Process]
Requirements for Photosynthesis
Site of Photosynthesis [Structure of Leaf]
Process of Photosynthesis
Stomata ntroduction, Structure & Function
Forms of Nutrition [Stationary source and Mobile Source]
Strategies of food consumption [Applied by fungi, human, parasites, mammals]
Nutrition in Unicellular Organisms
Nutrition in Multi-cellular Organisms
Role of Human Digestive System Organs
Enzymes used in Human Digestion Process
Breakdown of glucose by various pathways
Different types of respiration (Aerobic/Anaerobic)
Human respiratory system
Mechanism of breathing
Respiration in Plants
Circulatory system in human beings
Our pump- the Heart [Structure and function]
Blood Circulation in Human Beings
Kinds of Blood Circulation (Direction of blood flow in human heat and double circulation in fishes )
Composition of Blood
Lymph
Blood Vessels [Arteries and Veins]
Blood Pressure
Transportation of Water in plants
Transportation of Food in plants
Transpiration and its function
Excretion System in Human Beings
Excretory Wastes
Three steps of Urine formation
Formation of Urine in Human Being
Nephron [Structure and function]
Excretion in Plants
Enzyme
Organic and Inorganic food source
ATP - Adenosine triphosphate