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Early Signs of Pregnancy

 How does a female know that she is pregnant? A number if early signs are associated with pregnancy, and they usually appear within the first few weeks after conception. However, not all of these signs will be present in everyone. Some of these signs include: -   Missed menstrual period: Well, there are other reasons why a female can miss her period, but once a female is pregnant, then the walls of the uterus must remain intact, therefore, she will not have her period. -Implantation bleeding: this is a slight bleeding that occurs at the time of implantation of the embryo into the walls of the uterus. This can usually be observed about 10 to 14 days after implantation. -Tender, swollen breasts -Fatigue: This is because the hormone progesterone will rise significantly and in high doses, it will make the female feel sleepy. It also lowers blood pressure, and blood sugar levels -Constipation: the hormone progesterone can cause food to pass out more slowly t...

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Free Online Biology course

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Endocrine System

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What is the Endocrine system? It is a collection of  glands  that secrete  chemical messages  called hormones. Gland: A  gland  is a group of cells that produces and secretes, or gives off, chemicals. Hormone: are chemicals that regulate or controls the activity of certain cells or organs The nervous system sends electrical messages to control and coordinate the body. The endocrine system has a similar job, but uses chemicals to “communicate” Endocrine system works more slowly than the Nervous system Hormones are released from glands/cells into the blood vessels They travel to target organs, where they cause a change  Endocrine vs Nervous system The nervous system sends electrical messages to control and coordinate the body. The endocrine system has a similar job, but uses chemicals to “communicate” Endocrine system works more slowly than the Nervous system Response of Nervous system is short lived, while response of Endocrine system...

Past CXC Paper 1: Human and Social Biology

Click on the links below to access Past CXC papers Human and Social Biology Paper 1 (2011) Human and Social Biology Paper 1 (2010) Human and Social Biology Paper 1 (2009)

Reproduction and Genetics: An online revision course

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Hello Students. I recently launched a new course: " Introduction to Reproduction and Genetics" on Udemy.com. I wish to encourage you to enroll in this course, which is being offered at a very low cost. If you enroll in my other free courses, and complete 100% of the contents, then I would provide my paid course at a 50% discount. HOW TO ENROLL? You can enroll by first joining  https://www.udemy.com  . Next, in the search box, you can simply type in the name of my courses e.g. Introduction to Reproduction and Genetics or Introduction to Digestion and excretion (FREE COURSE) Alternatively, you can click on this link below to access the course page directly https://www.udemy.com/reproduction-and-genetics CLICK THE IMAGES BELOW TO HAVE AN ENLARGED VIEW Course Landing Page Course outline Contents for Genetics Section Contents for Reproduction Section

Reproduction

Hello everyone. Please check out this course that was made on the topic Reproduction. In this course, reproduction in plants and humans are examined. In addition, two lectures were included to explain the endocrine system. Click on this link below to check out the course :  Biology for O Level Examinations (CXC, GCSE): Reproduction