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Hello! Welcome to my Second Year Cell Biology Notes. Here is a quick section that outlines how to navigate my notes as intended!

The actual notes for this course are in the database under BIOB10 Content and they are organized into individual documents (called pages) by lecture/topic.

There is a Table of Contents at the Beginning of each page in this Document:

• The Largest Headings are called First Headings and are Broad Concepts
  • The Second Largest headings are called Second Headings and label secondary topic/ideas
    • The Smallest headings are called Third Headings and label specific topics under first and second headings

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Recall box. In this box, I will specify information you should know from previous biology courses or previous topics. This information will be relevant to understanding the information in that given topic

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Fun fact box! Any cool or relevant information that’s good to know will be found in boxes like these.

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Q: Question boxes (the topic of the question will be specified after the “Q:”)

Questions provided by professor in lecture will appear in boxes like these:

A. Wrong

B. Wrong

C. The correct answer will be bolded in each question box

D. Wrong

Explanation: for challenging questions, I’ll sometimes include a brief explanation

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Summary Boxes

Information from a specific section will sometimes be summarized at the end of that section in a summary box.

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• Key definitions sections:

  • What are Key Definitions: these bullet points highlight key terminologies of key processes, structures or concepts
  • Listing of Terminologies: the defined words will be listed as they appear in the text
  • Where are Key Definitions: The key definitions bullet points are usually included under first or second headings. Never third headings.
  • Hyperlink: I might link some keywords in text to their definition for easy/quick navigation

• Toggle Lists (click the toggle arrow)

This is a quote. Quotes well… quote! Either something someone said or a law of nature or any other important statement or quote.