Integrative Biology 103

 

Integrative Biology 103 Resources:

Lecture Outlines: Outlines for each lecture are available at bookstores in the Integrative Biology 103 Lecture Companion. We suggest that you take class notes in the Lecture Companion during lectures.

Laboratory Links: Click on each lab title in the syllabus below to see a listing of supplemental websites for each topic. These links will provide useful information for each activity.

Lecture
(228 NHB)
Text (pp.) Laboratory*
(315 NHB)
Plant Adaptations 336-338, 481, 494-500, 507-518

Week of:

Jan. 14

A: Laboratory Introduction

Plant Population Biology 526-531, 550
Community Biology 376-379, 405-407, 419-422, 531-545

Jan. 21

B: Ecology & Experimentation, Population Assignment

& Start Organism Project

Ecosystems and Energy 3-4, 230-232, 540-544
Leaf Structure and Energy Capture 27-35, 53-54, 87-96, 387

Jan. 28

C: Ecology & Experimentation Cont.

Community Structure

Photosynthesis: Light-Dependent Reactions (Animation; requires FlashPlayer) 38-39, 158-160, 176-185
Photosynthesis: Carbon Fixation 151-153, 185-192, 572-574

Feb. 4

D: Classification

Organism Project

Photosynthate Movement in Phloem 51-59, 80-87
Feb. 12 Exam I
(15% of course grade)

Feb. 11

E: Photosynthesis

Water & Mineral Transport in Xylem 39-40, 72-80, 215-226, 574
Anaerobic Respiration
Biofuels Article and Biofuels Podcast
196-202, 208-210

Feb. 18

F: Respiration

 

Aerobic Respiration
Animation; requires FlashPlayer
164-167, 202-207

Seeds, Germination, Meristems and Mitosis

31, 40-44, 61-67, 135-136

Feb. 25

G: Plant Adaptations & Biodiversity

Plant Responses to the Environment 245-246, 250-253
Plant Growth 100-119, 236-244

Mar. 3

H: Plant Responses

Organism Project

Vegetative Propagation, Sex and Meiosis

123-130, 306-307, 483

Flowers and Flowering


132-134, 246-249, 482-484

Mar. 10

I: Plant Responses

Secondary Growth

Pollination and Fertilization 132-133, 482-486
SPRING BREAK ~~~No Labs This Week~~~
March 27 Exam II
(20% of course grade)

Mar. 24

J: Reproduction

Organism Presentations

Senescence and Fruit Dispersal 135-143
Genetics 62-274

Mar. 31

K: Fruit Development, Dispersal & Senescence
Genetics

Organism Presentations

Protein Structure and Function 154-157, 163-164, 167-171, 575-576
Genes: DNA and Transcription 157-158, 278-284, 572-574 Apr. 7 L: Enzyme Structure and Function
Translation and Control of Gene Expression 284-292
Recombinanat DNA Technology 300-304, 314-317 Apr. 14

M: Biotechnology & Techniques

Plant Genetic Engineering 8-11, 160-162, 304-314
Evolution and lecture notes 315-317, 331-344  

Apr. 21

 

N: Society & Biotechnology

Campus Botany Tour

Comprehensive Final Exam
(25% of course grade)
(May 9, 1:30 - 4:30 PM in 141 Wohlers)

*Note that some labs have additional required text readings which are noted in your course packet. Prior to each laboratory section, read your Lab Manual and complete any required assignments.

Required text:

Introduction to Botany by Murray Nabors

IB 103 Lab Manual, Revised Spring 2008