SEPUP science & global issues
Subtitle: biology
By: Science Education for Public Understanding Program, Lawrence Hall of Science
Contributors: Lawrence Hall of Science
Publisher: Lab-aids
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Rondonkoma, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 612
ISBN-13: 9781603013284; 9781603013291
Subjects: Biology; Study and teaching (Secondary); Textbooks; Sustainability; Ecology
Other titles: Science & global issues, biology; Science and global issues, biology; Biology
Notes: Includes index.

Grades 9-12.
Table of contents: title: Sustainability. Our global community; title: Life in other countries; title: Sustainability case studies; title: Ecological footprint; title: Jaffrey City&#x2019;s problem; title: Jaffrey City&#x2019;s master plan; title: Ecology: living on Earth. Ecosystems and change; title: A population of duckweed; title: Biomes; title: Invasive species; title: The Tragedy of the Commons; title: Producers and consumers; title: Energy flow through an ecosystem; title: Carbon cycle; title: The photosynthesis and cellular respiration shuffle; title: Respiring beans; title: Respiration and photosynthesis in plants; title: Too much life; title: Symbiotic relationships; title: Investigating population growth rates; title: Changes due to population growth; title: Ecosystems out of balance; title: Ecosystem change and resiliency; title: Fishery case studies; title: Making sustainable fishery decisions; title: Cell biology: world health. World heath and sustainability; title: Cells and disease; title: What is a cell?; title: What do cells do?; title: What do specialized cells do?; title: Cells structure and function; title: A model membrane; title: The cell membrane and diffusion; title: Cell membrane structure and function; title: Functions of proteins in cells; title: Investigating enzyme function; title: Photosynthesis and cellular respiration; title: The cell cycle; title: Stem cell differentiation; title: Stem cell research; title: HIV infection and cell organelles; title: Disease interventions; title: World health proposal; title: Genetics: feeding the world. A genetically modified solution?; title: Creating genetically modified bacteria; title: Mitosis and asexual reproduction; title: Breeding born; title: Genes and traits; title: Breeding corn for two traits; title: Breeding better rice; title: Interpreting pedigrees; title: DNA isolation; title: Modeling DNA structure; title: Genomics; title: DNA replication; title: Meiosis and sexual reproduction; title: Genes and chromosomes; title: Evaluating genetically modified organisms; title: Protein synthesis: transcription and translation; title: Cell differentiation and gene expression; title: Which corn is genetically modified?; title: Biopharming edible vaccines; title: Are GMOs the solution?; title: Student textbook; title: [pt. E, v.1] Teacher's resources; title: [pt. E, v. 2] Sustainability; title: [pt. E, v. 3] Ecology; title: [pt. E, v. 4] Evolution; title: [pt E, v. 5] Genetics; title: [pt. E, v. 6] Cell biology.