BIO101: Basic I-Biology
BIO101 Basic I-Biology is a course taught at Virtual University of Pakistan. Practise every lecture of BIO101 with lecture-wise quizzes and Past Papers Style Solved MCQs, then test yourself with midterm and final term mocks made from your own syllabus.
- 130 lectures
- Past papers style solved MCQs
- Answers in English and Roman Urdu
- BIO101 handouts PDF
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BIO101 Basic I-Biology
Gradup covers all 130 lectures of BIO101 Basic I-Biology with Past Papers Style Solved MCQs. Use the lecture quizzes while you study the BIO101 handouts, then switch to the BIO101 midterm and final term mocks. Every answer comes with an explanation and the handout reference, so you know exactly where to revise.
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- 1 BIO101 Lecture 1What is Life?
- 2 BIO101 Lecture 2Cells: the basic unit of life
- 3 BIO101 Lecture 3Population
- 4 BIO101 Lecture 4What is Cell Theory?
- 5 BIO101 Lecture 5Structure and Function of Cell Membrane
- 6 BIO101 Lecture 6Cell Wall
- 7 BIO101 Lecture 7Cytoskeleton
- 8 BIO101 Lecture 8Cell Organelles
- 9 BIO101 Lecture 9Genetics
- 10 BIO101 Lecture 10What is Genetics?
- 11 BIO101 Lecture 11Common Genetics Terminologies
- 12 BIO101 Lecture 12In this lesson we look at Mendel’s experiment and what was the Mendel’s question, how he
- 13 BIO101 Lecture 13Mendel’s First Law of Segregation
- 14 BIO101 Lecture 14Mendel’s Second Law OR Mendel’s Law of Independent Assortment
- 15 BIO101 Lecture 15Diversity of Cells and Mitosis
- 16 BIO101 Lecture 16Cell Division
- 17 BIO101 Lecture 17Mitosis is the cell division that results in two daughter cells which are like each
- 18 BIO101 Lecture 18Importance of Mitosis
- 19 BIO101 Lecture 19Cell Division: Meiosis (Reduction Division)
- 20 BIO101 Lecture 20Lecture 20
- 21 BIO101 Lecture 21Telophase I and Cytokinesis
- 22 BIO101 Lecture 22Importance of Meiosis
- 23 BIO101 Lecture 23Molecular Biology is the study of biological molecules related to genes, gene products
- 24 BIO101 Lecture 24Heredity Information Flow
- 25 BIO101 Lecture 25Chemical Composition of DNA
- 26 BIO101 Lecture 26Mechanism of Gene Action
- 27 BIO101 Lecture 27Transcription Process
- 28 BIO101 Lecture 28Translation
- 29 BIO101 Lecture 29Nucleotide
- 30 BIO101 Lecture 30The chemical structure of DNA
- 31 BIO101 Lecture 31Chemical Composition of RNA
- 32 BIO101 Lecture 32Chemical Composition of Protein (Summary)
- 33 BIO101 Lecture 33Carbohydrates: Sugar Polymers
- 34 BIO101 Lecture 34Glycosidic Linkages
- 35 BIO101 Lecture 35Non-polar Hydrocarbons-Lipids
- 36 BIO101 Lecture 36In a fatty acid chain, if there are only single bonds between neighboring carbons in the
- 37 BIO101 Lecture 37Study of Omics
- 38 BIO101 Lecture 38Genome and Genomics
- 39 BIO101 Lecture 39Genome Informatics
- 40 BIO101 Lecture 40In prokaryotes, the genome is composed of a single, double-stranded DNA molecule in the form
- 41 BIO101 Lecture 41Eukaryotic Genomes
- 42 BIO101 Lecture 42Viral Genome
- 43 BIO101 Lecture 43Bacterial Genome
- 44 BIO101 Lecture 44What is PCR?
- 45 BIO101 Lecture 45The steps of PCR
- 46 BIO101 Lecture 46Types of PCR
- 47 BIO101 Lecture 47Applications of PCR
- 48 BIO101 Lecture 48Southern blotting
- 49 BIO101 Lecture 49Principle
- 50 BIO101 Lecture 50Northern Blotting
- 51 BIO101 Lecture 51Northern Blot: Applications
- 52 BIO101 Lecture 52Western blotting
- 53 BIO101 Lecture 53Western blotting procedure
- 54 BIO101 Lecture 54DNA Mutations
- 55 BIO101 Lecture 55Nature of Mutations
- 56 BIO101 Lecture 56Introduction to Biotechnology
- 57 BIO101 Lecture 57Biotechnology: a key technology of the 21st century
- 58 BIO101 Lecture 58Immunity
- 59 BIO101 Lecture 59Innate Immunity
- 60 BIO101 Lecture 60What is the immune system?
- 61 BIO101 Lecture 61What can go wrong with the immune system?
- 62 BIO101 Lecture 62Lymphatic System
- 63 BIO101 Lecture 63Vaccines
- 64 BIO101 Lecture 64Types of Vaccination
- 65 BIO101 Lecture 65Novel Vaccines
- 66 BIO101 Lecture 66Virus name
- 67 BIO101 Lecture 67Importance of virology
- 68 BIO101 Lecture 68General Properties of VIRUS
- 69 BIO101 Lecture 69Lecture 69
- 70 BIO101 Lecture 70Bacteriophages
- 71 BIO101 Lecture 71BACTERIOPHAGES: Properties
- 72 BIO101 Lecture 72MICROBES
- 73 BIO101 Lecture 73Classification of Microbes
- 74 BIO101 Lecture 74Microscopy
- 75 BIO101 Lecture 75MAGNIFICATION POWER
- 76 BIO101 Lecture 76Compound Microscope
- 77 BIO101 Lecture 77Lecture 77
- 78 BIO101 Lecture 78Digestive System
- 79 BIO101 Lecture 79Nutrition, Ingestion, Digestion, Absorption, Assimilation, Elimination
- 80 BIO101 Lecture 80Basic Components of Human Digestive System
- 81 BIO101 Lecture 81Small Intestine
- 82 BIO101 Lecture 82Large Intestine
- 83 BIO101 Lecture 83Transport System & Blood - The Circulatory Fluid
- 84 BIO101 Lecture 84Basic components of human circulatory system
- 85 BIO101 Lecture 85Basic components of human circulatory system
- 86 BIO101 Lecture 86Blood groups in human beings and blood transfusion
- 87 BIO101 Lecture 87CIRCULATORY SYSTEM IN HUMANS: BLOOD VESSELS & HEART
- 88 BIO101 Lecture 88Lecture 88
- 89 BIO101 Lecture 89Structure of human heart
- 90 BIO101 Lecture 90Double Circulation
- 91 BIO101 Lecture 91Why respiration?
- 92 BIO101 Lecture 92Respiratory system in humans
- 93 BIO101 Lecture 93Structure of lungs
- 94 BIO101 Lecture 94Factors affecting gas exchange
- 95 BIO101 Lecture 95EXCRETORY SYSTEM
- 96 BIO101 Lecture 96Excretory Organs
- 97 BIO101 Lecture 97Functioning of the kidney: Urine formation
- 98 BIO101 Lecture 98Osmoregulation
- 99 BIO101 Lecture 99Environment
- 100 BIO101 Lecture 100Levels of Organization in an Ecosystem
- 101 BIO101 Lecture 101Factors that Affect Environment
- 102 BIO101 Lecture 102Lecture 102
- 103 BIO101 Lecture 103Pyramids in Ecosystems
- 104 BIO101 Lecture 104ECOSYSTEMS: EXAMPLES
- 105 BIO101 Lecture 105Major ecosystems in Pakistan
- 106 BIO101 Lecture 106EVOLUTION
- 107 BIO101 Lecture 107Theory of Natural Selection -I
- 108 BIO101 Lecture 108Theory of Natural Selection-II
- 109 BIO101 Lecture 109Theory of Natural Selection-III
- 110 BIO101 Lecture 110FOOD CHAIN
- 111 BIO101 Lecture 111Autotrophs: Producers
- 112 BIO101 Lecture 112Food chains
- 113 BIO101 Lecture 113Example of a food web from land (grassland) ecosystem
- 114 BIO101 Lecture 114ALGAE AND FUNGI
- 115 BIO101 Lecture 115Types of Algae based upon the pigments
- 116 BIO101 Lecture 116The Fungi
- 117 BIO101 Lecture 117Habitats and Significance of fungi
- 118 BIO101 Lecture 118ANIMALS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE
- 119 BIO101 Lecture 119Phyla of Invertebrates with examples
- 120 BIO101 Lecture 120Lecture 120
- 121 BIO101 Lecture 121Lecture 121
- 122 BIO101 Lecture 122REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
- 123 BIO101 Lecture 123Types of asexual reproduction
- 124 BIO101 Lecture 124Sexual reproduction in Plants
- 125 BIO101 Lecture 125Sexual reproduction in Animals
- 126 BIO101 Lecture 126APPLICATIONS OF BIOLOGY
- 127 BIO101 Lecture 127Transgenic bacteria
- 128 BIO101 Lecture 128Applications of biology in culturing Animal
- 129 BIO101 Lecture 129Dairy and poultry
- 130 BIO101 Lecture 130Science, Ethics & Values
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