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Students begin by exploring and defining what a system is (Activity 1.1), then learning about and modeling a complex urban farm system (Activity 1.2). To model the system students apply their knowledge of systems to brainstorm the parts and connections of the system, then use an online tool (Loopy) to model the interactions of those parts and ...
2 maj 2022 · To translate the systems paradigm into concrete outcomes to support instruction and assessment in the classroom, we introduce the biology systems-thinking (BST) framework, which describes four levels of systems-thinking skills: 1) describing a system’s structure and organization, 2) reasoning about relationships within the system, 3 ...
Lecture 1: Introduction to Computational and Systems Biology Lecture 2: Local Alignment (BLAST) and Statistics Lecture 3: Global Alignment of Protein Sequences (NW, SW, PAM, BLOSUM)
We’ll begin our journey with this unit, learning about the organization of natural systems and how life is distributed across the globe. We'll also examine the ecological concepts of species niches, population growth, and ecological interactions.
Welcome to High School Biology! In this course, we will explore the beauty of life, from tiny cells to complex ecosystems. We'll explore organism structure, cellular energy, genetics, evolution, ecology, and more, sparking curiosity and fostering a lifelong love for biology—the study of life.
Get insights into research in systems biology, the science that combines traditional biology with methods from mathematical modeling. More information available at http://systems-biology.info.
Explore the Educator Resource Library. Create custom resource collections. Join the Community. Featured. Staff Picks. Newest. Most Viewed. This interactive module allows students to explore the science of Earth's deep history, from its formation 4.5 billion years ago to modern times. High School — AP/IB. College. Setting Up Your Data for Success.
