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Mahony Science
Working Scientifically
Scientific Method Standards (How to write up an experiment)
Graphs & Tables
Theory v Law
Year 7
Focus Area 1 - Observing The Universe
Working Scientifically
Becoming a Scientist
Lab Safety
Lab Equipment & Measurement
Observations, Inferences and Predictions
Observations of Scientific Phenomenon
Tables & Graphs
FORCES
An Introduction to Forces
Year 8
LIVING SCIENCE
Road Map & Keywords
8.1 Body Systems
8.2 Specialised Cells
8.3 Digestive System
8.4 Respiratory System
8.5 Cellular Respiration
8.6 Circulatory System
8.8 Musculoskeletal System
8.7 Excretory Systems
8.9 Reproductive Systems
EARTH & SPACE
Ecosystems - Biotic & Abiotic Factors
Year 9
Year 9
ENERGY
9.1 - What is Energy
9.2 - Law of Conservation of Energy
9.3 - Energy Transfers
9.4 - Energy Transformations
Energy in Food Prac
9.5 - Energy & Work
9.6 - Energy & Power
9.7 Sources of Energy & Energy Efficiency
9.8 - Circuits
9.9 - Current, Voltage & Resistance
BIOLOGY
Homeostasis
The Nervous System
The Endocrine System
Verb Practise
Year 11
MODULE 1 - Cells as The Basis of Life
Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes
Microscopes
Cell Structures
Cell Membranes
Cell Transport
Endocytosis, Exocytosis, Tonicity & SA:V
Energy (ATP)
Cell Requirements
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Enzymes
MODULE 2 - Organisation of Living Things
Unicellular, Colonial & Multicellular Organisms
Hierarchy
Cell Differentiation & Specialisation
Animals - Tissues, Organs & Organ Systems
Plants - Tissues, Organs & Organ Systems
The Structure of Autotrophs
Xylem & Phloem
Tracing Products of Photosynthesis
Gas Exchange
Trace Digestion in Mammals
Comparison Gas & Nutrient Requirements.
Transport Systems
MODULE 3 - Biological Diversity
Abiotic & Biotic Factors
Cane Toads & Prickly Pears
Distribution & Abundance
Adaptations
Charles Darwin & His Finches
Biodiversity & Evolution
Diversification of life & TOEBNS
Micro & Macroevolution
The Horse
The Platypus
Convergent & Divergent Evolution
Gradualism & Punctuated Equilibrium
Evidence for Evolution
Fossil Dating
Modern Day Evolution
Phylogeny & Vestigial Limbs
MODULE 4 - Ecosytem Dynamics
Impacts of Abiotic Factors
Impact of Biotic Factors on the Ecosystem
Symbiosis & Competition
Niches & Energy Flow (food chains)
Predicting Consequences
Extinction Event
Sampling Techniques
Palaeontological & Geological Evidence
Sclerophyll Plants
Year 12
MODULE 5 - Heredity
Intro to Plant Reproduction
Intro to Reproductive Systems
5.1 Asexual v Sexual Reproduction in plants
5.2 Asexual Reproduction (binary, fission, spores, budding)
5.3 Internal & External Fertilisation
5.4 Fertilisation, Implantation & Hormonal Control
5.5 Reproduction in Agriculture
5.6 Mitosis
5.7 Meiosis
5.8 DNA Replication
5.9 Continuity of Species (genetic link)
5.10 DNA of Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes
5.11 Transcription & Translation
5.12 mRNA & tRNA
5.13 Function & Importance of Polypep Synthesis
5.14 Genes, Environment & Phenotypes
5.15 Structure & Function of Proteins
5.16 Modelling Meiosis, Fertilisation & Mutations
5.17 Punnet's - Mendel's Monohybrid Crosses
5.18 Sex-link, co-dom, incomp dom, multiple alleles (predict variations)
5.19 Pedigrees
5.20 Allele Frequency & SNP's
5.21 DNA Profiling & Sequencing
5.22 Population Genetics
MODULE 6 - Genetic Change
6.1a Mutagens
6.1 Genetic Variation - Meiosis, Mutation & Fertilisation
6.2 Point Mutations
6.3 Chromosomal Mutations
MX Qs - Mutagens
MX ANS - Mutagens
MODULE 7 - Infectious Disease
Causes of Infectious Diseases
Transmission of Disease
Microbial Testing of Food & Water
Adaptations of Pathogens
Pasteur & Koch
Plant Disease in Agriculture
Animal Disease in Agriculture
Plant Responses to Infections
Animal Responses to Pathogens (innate immunity)
Immunity
Local, Regional & Global Spread
Preventing The Spread
Environmental Mgmt & Quarantine
Malaria
Diverse Strategies of Treatment
Indigenous Medicine & Smoke Bush
Revision Booklet
NESA Verbs
Year 12 Bio Working Scientifically Skills
Science is Awesome
Mahony Science
Working Scientifically
Scientific Method Standards (How to write up an experiment)
Graphs & Tables
Theory v Law
Year 7
Focus Area 1 - Observing The Universe
Working Scientifically
Becoming a Scientist
Lab Safety
Lab Equipment & Measurement
Observations, Inferences and Predictions
Observations of Scientific Phenomenon
Tables & Graphs
FORCES
An Introduction to Forces
Year 8
LIVING SCIENCE
Road Map & Keywords
8.1 Body Systems
8.2 Specialised Cells
8.3 Digestive System
8.4 Respiratory System
8.5 Cellular Respiration
8.6 Circulatory System
8.8 Musculoskeletal System
8.7 Excretory Systems
8.9 Reproductive Systems
EARTH & SPACE
Ecosystems - Biotic & Abiotic Factors
Year 9
Year 9
ENERGY
9.1 - What is Energy
9.2 - Law of Conservation of Energy
9.3 - Energy Transfers
9.4 - Energy Transformations
Energy in Food Prac
9.5 - Energy & Work
9.6 - Energy & Power
9.7 Sources of Energy & Energy Efficiency
9.8 - Circuits
9.9 - Current, Voltage & Resistance
BIOLOGY
Homeostasis
The Nervous System
The Endocrine System
Verb Practise
Year 11
MODULE 1 - Cells as The Basis of Life
Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes
Microscopes
Cell Structures
Cell Membranes
Cell Transport
Endocytosis, Exocytosis, Tonicity & SA:V
Energy (ATP)
Cell Requirements
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Enzymes
MODULE 2 - Organisation of Living Things
Unicellular, Colonial & Multicellular Organisms
Hierarchy
Cell Differentiation & Specialisation
Animals - Tissues, Organs & Organ Systems
Plants - Tissues, Organs & Organ Systems
The Structure of Autotrophs
Xylem & Phloem
Tracing Products of Photosynthesis
Gas Exchange
Trace Digestion in Mammals
Comparison Gas & Nutrient Requirements.
Transport Systems
MODULE 3 - Biological Diversity
Abiotic & Biotic Factors
Cane Toads & Prickly Pears
Distribution & Abundance
Adaptations
Charles Darwin & His Finches
Biodiversity & Evolution
Diversification of life & TOEBNS
Micro & Macroevolution
The Horse
The Platypus
Convergent & Divergent Evolution
Gradualism & Punctuated Equilibrium
Evidence for Evolution
Fossil Dating
Modern Day Evolution
Phylogeny & Vestigial Limbs
MODULE 4 - Ecosytem Dynamics
Impacts of Abiotic Factors
Impact of Biotic Factors on the Ecosystem
Symbiosis & Competition
Niches & Energy Flow (food chains)
Predicting Consequences
Extinction Event
Sampling Techniques
Palaeontological & Geological Evidence
Sclerophyll Plants
Year 12
MODULE 5 - Heredity
Intro to Plant Reproduction
Intro to Reproductive Systems
5.1 Asexual v Sexual Reproduction in plants
5.2 Asexual Reproduction (binary, fission, spores, budding)
5.3 Internal & External Fertilisation
5.4 Fertilisation, Implantation & Hormonal Control
5.5 Reproduction in Agriculture
5.6 Mitosis
5.7 Meiosis
5.8 DNA Replication
5.9 Continuity of Species (genetic link)
5.10 DNA of Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes
5.11 Transcription & Translation
5.12 mRNA & tRNA
5.13 Function & Importance of Polypep Synthesis
5.14 Genes, Environment & Phenotypes
5.15 Structure & Function of Proteins
5.16 Modelling Meiosis, Fertilisation & Mutations
5.17 Punnet's - Mendel's Monohybrid Crosses
5.18 Sex-link, co-dom, incomp dom, multiple alleles (predict variations)
5.19 Pedigrees
5.20 Allele Frequency & SNP's
5.21 DNA Profiling & Sequencing
5.22 Population Genetics
MODULE 6 - Genetic Change
6.1a Mutagens
6.1 Genetic Variation - Meiosis, Mutation & Fertilisation
6.2 Point Mutations
6.3 Chromosomal Mutations
MX Qs - Mutagens
MX ANS - Mutagens
MODULE 7 - Infectious Disease
Causes of Infectious Diseases
Transmission of Disease
Microbial Testing of Food & Water
Adaptations of Pathogens
Pasteur & Koch
Plant Disease in Agriculture
Animal Disease in Agriculture
Plant Responses to Infections
Animal Responses to Pathogens (innate immunity)
Immunity
Local, Regional & Global Spread
Preventing The Spread
Environmental Mgmt & Quarantine
Malaria
Diverse Strategies of Treatment
Indigenous Medicine & Smoke Bush
Revision Booklet
NESA Verbs
Year 12 Bio Working Scientifically Skills
Science is Awesome
More
Working Scientifically
Scientific Method Standards (How to write up an experiment)
Graphs & Tables
Theory v Law
Year 7
Focus Area 1 - Observing The Universe
Working Scientifically
Becoming a Scientist
Lab Safety
Lab Equipment & Measurement
Observations, Inferences and Predictions
Observations of Scientific Phenomenon
Tables & Graphs
FORCES
An Introduction to Forces
Year 8
LIVING SCIENCE
Road Map & Keywords
8.1 Body Systems
8.2 Specialised Cells
8.3 Digestive System
8.4 Respiratory System
8.5 Cellular Respiration
8.6 Circulatory System
8.8 Musculoskeletal System
8.7 Excretory Systems
8.9 Reproductive Systems
EARTH & SPACE
Ecosystems - Biotic & Abiotic Factors
Year 9
Year 9
ENERGY
9.1 - What is Energy
9.2 - Law of Conservation of Energy
9.3 - Energy Transfers
9.4 - Energy Transformations
Energy in Food Prac
9.5 - Energy & Work
9.6 - Energy & Power
9.7 Sources of Energy & Energy Efficiency
9.8 - Circuits
9.9 - Current, Voltage & Resistance
BIOLOGY
Homeostasis
The Nervous System
The Endocrine System
Verb Practise
Year 11
MODULE 1 - Cells as The Basis of Life
Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes
Microscopes
Cell Structures
Cell Membranes
Cell Transport
Endocytosis, Exocytosis, Tonicity & SA:V
Energy (ATP)
Cell Requirements
Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration
Enzymes
MODULE 2 - Organisation of Living Things
Unicellular, Colonial & Multicellular Organisms
Hierarchy
Cell Differentiation & Specialisation
Animals - Tissues, Organs & Organ Systems
Plants - Tissues, Organs & Organ Systems
The Structure of Autotrophs
Xylem & Phloem
Tracing Products of Photosynthesis
Gas Exchange
Trace Digestion in Mammals
Comparison Gas & Nutrient Requirements.
Transport Systems
MODULE 3 - Biological Diversity
Abiotic & Biotic Factors
Cane Toads & Prickly Pears
Distribution & Abundance
Adaptations
Charles Darwin & His Finches
Biodiversity & Evolution
Diversification of life & TOEBNS
Micro & Macroevolution
The Horse
The Platypus
Convergent & Divergent Evolution
Gradualism & Punctuated Equilibrium
Evidence for Evolution
Fossil Dating
Modern Day Evolution
Phylogeny & Vestigial Limbs
MODULE 4 - Ecosytem Dynamics
Impacts of Abiotic Factors
Impact of Biotic Factors on the Ecosystem
Symbiosis & Competition
Niches & Energy Flow (food chains)
Predicting Consequences
Extinction Event
Sampling Techniques
Palaeontological & Geological Evidence
Sclerophyll Plants
Year 12
MODULE 5 - Heredity
Intro to Plant Reproduction
Intro to Reproductive Systems
5.1 Asexual v Sexual Reproduction in plants
5.2 Asexual Reproduction (binary, fission, spores, budding)
5.3 Internal & External Fertilisation
5.4 Fertilisation, Implantation & Hormonal Control
5.5 Reproduction in Agriculture
5.6 Mitosis
5.7 Meiosis
5.8 DNA Replication
5.9 Continuity of Species (genetic link)
5.10 DNA of Prokaryotes & Eukaryotes
5.11 Transcription & Translation
5.12 mRNA & tRNA
5.13 Function & Importance of Polypep Synthesis
5.14 Genes, Environment & Phenotypes
5.15 Structure & Function of Proteins
5.16 Modelling Meiosis, Fertilisation & Mutations
5.17 Punnet's - Mendel's Monohybrid Crosses
5.18 Sex-link, co-dom, incomp dom, multiple alleles (predict variations)
5.19 Pedigrees
5.20 Allele Frequency & SNP's
5.21 DNA Profiling & Sequencing
5.22 Population Genetics
MODULE 6 - Genetic Change
6.1a Mutagens
6.1 Genetic Variation - Meiosis, Mutation & Fertilisation
6.2 Point Mutations
6.3 Chromosomal Mutations
MX Qs - Mutagens
MX ANS - Mutagens
MODULE 7 - Infectious Disease
Causes of Infectious Diseases
Transmission of Disease
Microbial Testing of Food & Water
Adaptations of Pathogens
Pasteur & Koch
Plant Disease in Agriculture
Animal Disease in Agriculture
Plant Responses to Infections
Animal Responses to Pathogens (innate immunity)
Immunity
Local, Regional & Global Spread
Preventing The Spread
Environmental Mgmt & Quarantine
Malaria
Diverse Strategies of Treatment
Indigenous Medicine & Smoke Bush
Revision Booklet
NESA Verbs
Year 12 Bio Working Scientifically Skills
Science is Awesome
MODULE 6 - Genetic Change
BioMod6RevisionTask.pdf
Module 6: Genetic Change
In this Biology article, we explain the key points of Genetic change you need to know to selectively breed you marks to A+ for the HSC!
How CRISPR lets us edit our DNA
Geneticist Jennifer Doudna co-invented a groundbreaking new technology for editing genes, called CRISPR-Cas9. The tool allows scientists to make precise edits to DNA strands, which could lead to treatments for genetic diseases ... but could also be used to create so-called "designer babies." Doudna reviews how CRISPR-Cas9 works -- and asks the scientific community to pause and discuss the ethics of this new tool.
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