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Class 11 NEET Biology - 100% NCERT book based
Ch1 The Living World
1:1 What is living?
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1:2 Diversity in the living world
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1:3 Taxonomic categories
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1:4 Taxonomical aids
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Ch2 Biological Classification
2:1 Kingdom Monera
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2:2 Kingdom Protista
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2:3 Kingdom Fungi
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2:4 Kingdom Plantae
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2:5 Kingdom Animalia
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2:6 Viruses, viroids, prions and lichens
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Ch3 Plant Kingdom
3:1 Algae
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3:2 Bryophytes
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3.3 Pteridophytes
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3.4 Gymnosperms
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3.5 Angiosperms
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3.6 Plant life cycles and alternation of generations
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Ch4 Animal Kingdom
4.1 Basis of classification
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4.2 Classification of animals
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Ch5 Morphology of Flowering Plants
5.1 The root
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5.2 The Stem
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5.3 The leaf
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5.4 The inflorescence
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5.5 The flower
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5.6 The fruit
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5.7 The seed
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5.8 Semi-technical description of a typical flowering plant
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5.9 Description of some important families
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Ch6 Anatomy of Flowering Plants
6.1 The tissues
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6.2 The tissue system
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6.3 Anatomy of dicotyledonous and monocotyledonous
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6.4 Secondary growth
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Ch7 Structural organisation in animals
7:1 Animal tissues
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7:2 Organ and organ system
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7:3 Earthworm
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7:4 Cockroach
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7:5 Frogs
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Ch8 Cell The Unit of Life
8:1 What is a cell?
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8:2 Cell theory
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8:3 An overview of cell
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8:4 Prokarytoic cell
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8:5 Eukaryotic cell
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Ch9 Biomolecules
9:1 How to analyse chemical composition?
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9:2 Primary and secondary metabolites
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9:3 Biomacromolecules
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9:4 Proteins
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9:5 Polysaccharides
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9:6 Nucleic acids
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9:7 Structure of proteins
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9:8 Nature of bond linking monomers in a polymer
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9:9 Dynamic state of body constituents - concept of metabolism
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9:10 Metabolic basis for living
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9:11 The living state
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9:12 Enzymes
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Ch10 Cell Cycle and Cell Division
10:1 Cell cycle
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10:2 M phase
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10:3 Significance of mitosis
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10:4 Meiosis
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10:5 Significance of meiosis
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Ch11 Transport in Plants
11.1 Means of transport
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11.2 Plant - water relations
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11.3 Long distance transport of water
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11.4 Transpiration
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11.5 Uptake and transport of mineral nutrients
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11.6 Phloem transport : flow from source to sink
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Ch12 Mineral Nutrition
12.1 Methods to study the mineral requirements of plants
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12.2 Essential mineral elements
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12.3 Mechanism of absorption of elements
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12.4 Translocation of solutes
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12.5 Soil as reservoir of essential elements
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12.6 Metabolism of nitrogen
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Ch13 Photosynthesis in Higher Plants
13.1 What do we know ?
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13.2 Early experiments
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13.3 Where does photosynthesis take place ?
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13.4 How many pigments are involved in photosynthesis ?
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13.5 What is light reaction ?
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13.6 The electron transport
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13.7 Where are the ATP and NADPH used?
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13.8 The C4 pathway
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13.9 Photorespiration
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13.10 Factors affecting photosynthesis
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Ch14 Respiration in Plants
14.1 Do plants breathe ?
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14.2 Glycolysis
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14.3 Fermentation
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14.4 Aerobic respiration
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14.5 The respiratory balance sheet
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14.6 Amphibolic pathway
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14.7 Respiratory quotient
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Ch15 Plant Growth and Development
15.1 Growth
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15.2 Differentiation, dedifferentiation and redifferentiation
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15.3 Development
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15.4 Plant growth regulators
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15.5 Photoperiodism
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15.6 Vernalisation
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Ch16 Digestion and Absorption
16.1 Digestive system
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16.2 Digestion of food
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16.3 Absorption of digested products
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16.4 Disorders of digestive system
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Ch17 Breathing and Exchange of Gases
17.1 Respiratory organs
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17.2 Mechanism of breathing
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17.3 Exchange of gases
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17.4 Transport of gases
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17.5 Regulation of respiration
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17.6 Disorders of respiratory system
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ConceptBooster |17.2 - (Mechanism of Breathing and Pulmonary Volumes)
ConceptBooster |17.3 - (Exchange of Cases)
ConceptBooster |17.4 - (Transport of Gases)
ConceptBooster |17.5 + 17.6 - (Regulation of Respiration and Disorder of Respiratory System)
Ch18 Body Fluids and Circulation
18.1 Blood
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18.2 Lymph (tissue fluid )
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18.3 Circulatory pathways
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18.4 Double circulation
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18.5 Regulation of cardiac activity
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18.6 Disorders of circulatory system
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Ch19 Excretory Products and their Elimination
19.1 Human excretory system
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19.2 Urine formation
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19.3 Function of the tubules
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19.4 Mechanism of concentration of the filtrate
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19.5 Regulation of kidney function
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19.6 Micturition
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19.7 Role of other organs in excretion
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19.8 Disorders of the excretory system
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Ch20 Locomotion and Movement
20.1 Types of movement
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20.2 Muscle
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20.3 Skeletal system
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20.4 Joints
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20.5 Disorders of muscular and skeletal system
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Ch21 Neural Control and Coordination
21.1 Neural system
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21.2 Human neural system
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21.3 Neuron as structural and functional unit of neural system
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21.4 Central neural system
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21.5 Reflex action and reflex arc
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21.6 Sensory reception and processing
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Ch22 Chemical Coordination and Integration
22.1 Endocrine glands and hormones
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22.2 Human endocrine system
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22.3 Hormones of heart, kidney and gastrointenstinal tract
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22.4 Mechanism of hormone action
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