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Are you looking to ace the ATI TEAS Science test? Do you want to know what the human anatomy and physiology part of the test is looking for? This guide will teach you everything you need to know about this critical section of the exam.

00:00 Introduction
00:15 Life & Physical Science Outline
00:48 Biological Hierarchy of the Body
03:15 Cell Structure and Function
06:14 Mitosis Process
08:03 Meiosis Process
10:22 Chromosomes
11:25 Genes
12:22 DNA
14:77 RNA
14:43 Transcription and Translation
17:00 Dominant and Recessive Traits
17:37 Inheritance of Gene Pairs
19:12 Punnett Square
20:16 Dihybrid Cross
31:40 NonMendelian Inheritance
34:45 Macromolecules
35:47 Carbohydrates
37:36 Lipids
39:11 Proteins
40:13 Nucleic Acids
40:35 MicroOrganisms in Disease
43:56 Infectious vs NonInfectious
44:31 How do Infectious Diseases Spread
45:49 Microscopes
46:50 Outro

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