CZ:Biology Workgroup

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Biology workgroup tasks

Suggestions for this page as recommended by Larry Sanger Still to do: (i) a welcome message aimed at new editors in your area, and perhaps (ii) a link to a version of Citizendium_Pilot:Recruitment_Letter adapted for your discipline. And whatever else seems helpful! The most up to date version of the recruitment letter can been seen here.

How you can help

Launch workgroup tagging of articles Any article related to the Biology Workgroup should be placed in the category [[Category:Biology Workgroup]]". This means that we think the biology workgroup will be one of the main groups to manage this article. Note, the tag is *not* "[[Category:Biology]]"; that's because we're attaching the article to its *management*. Note: only articles with the biology workgroup category tag will been seen in the recent changes for all biology articles (see header above). Launch area managemnet: deferred We should probably defer selection of discipline workgroup management until after more people in each area have arrived, and we have had a chance to finalize how this management will be selected.

Proposed subgroups

The organisation we inherited from Wikipedia is subdivided into disciplines within biology, however, we do not have to follow such a format. We can move forward with subgroups that seem more natural, and I imagine some subgroups will include several related disciplines. We can discuss this more on the subgroups thread, in the biology forum, as we reach a critical mass of editors and authors. Relevant lists and headers from Wikipedia are shown at the bottom of this section. Also, the list of high priority articles in the next section are currently categorized by discipline. List of biology disciplines Template:Biology-footer

High priority articles

This list of articles is not complete but it can be used as a starting point for writing new articles or focus our efforts towards getting more articles approved. Articles in bold are regarded as a higher priority. Those struck through are considered as low priority.

Biography

1. Charles Darwin
2. Carolus Linnaeus -
3. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
4. Gregor Mendel
5. Barbara_McClintock - approved

Anatomy

1. Circulatory system
   1. Blood
   2. Heart
2. Endocrine system
3. Gastrointestinal tract
   1. Large intestine
   2. Small intestine
   3. Liver
4. Integumentary system
   1. Breast
   2. Skin
5. Nervous system
   1. Brain
   2. Spinal Cord
   3. Peripheral Nervous System
6. Sensory system
   1. Auditory system
      1. Ear
   2. Gustatory system
   3. Olfactory system
      1. Nose
   4. Somatosensory system
   5. Visual system
      1. Eye
7. Reproductive system
   1. Penis
   2. Vagina
8. Respiratory system
   1. Lung
9. Skeleton

Biochemistry

1. Macromolecules
   1. Nucleic acid
      1. DNA
      2. RNA
   2. Protein
      1. Enzyme
      2. Amino acid
      3. Peptide
   3. Carbohydrate
   4. Lipid
2. Metabolism - approved
   1. Glycolysis
      1. NAD
   2. Krebs cycle
      1. FAD
   3. Electron transport chain
   4. Photosynthesis
   5. Intermediary metabolism

Botany

1. Fungus
   1. Yeast
2. Plant
   1. Angiosperm
      1. Eudicotyledon
         1. Arabidopsis thaliana
         2. Tobacco
         3. Oak
      2. Monocotyledon
         1. Maize
         2. Rice
         3. Barley
   2. Bryophyte
      1. Liverwort
      2. Moss
   3. Fern
   4. Gymnosperm
3. Plant anatomy
   1. Leaf
   2. Flower
      1. Petal
   3. Root
   4. Stem
   5. Plant tissues
      1. parenchyma
      2. collenchyma
      3. sclerenchyma
      4. epidermis
         1. guard cell
         2. stomate (plural: stomata)
         3. trichome
         4. root hair
      5. xylem article could merge together the subcategories
         1. vessel element
         2. tracheid
      6. phloem article could merge together the subcategories
         1. sieve tube cell
         2. companion cell
4. Plant physiology
   1. Dehiscence
   2. Flower induction
   3. Nitrogen assimilation
   4. Plant senescence
   5. Wilting
      1. Plasmolysis
   6. Plant hormones
      1. Abscisic acid
      2. Auxin
      3. Brassinosteroid
      4. Cytokinin
      5. Ethylene
      6. Gibberellin
5. Plant behavior
   1. Gravitropism
   2. Heliotropism
   3. Phototropism
   4. Thigmotropism

Cell biology

1. Cell division
2. Cell nucleus
3. Cell wall
4. Cell membrane
5. Cytoplasm
6. Cytoskeleton
7. Flagellum
8. Organelles
   1. Chloroplast
   2. Mitochondrion
   3. Endoplasmic reticulum
   4. Golgi apparatus
   5. Vacuole
   6. Ribosome

Developmental biology

1. Cellular differentiation
2. Stem Cells
3. Cancer
4. Descriptive embryology

Ecology

1. Endangered species
2. Species

Evolutionary biology

1. Evidence of evolution
2. Processes of evolution:
   1. adaptation
   2. macroevolution
   3. microevolution
   4. natural selection
   5. speciation

Genetics

1. Classical genetics
   1. Mendelian inheritance
   2. mutation
2. Clinical genetics
   1. Genetic counseling
3. Ecological genetics
4. Molecular genetics
5. Population genetics
   1. selection
   2. genetic drift
   3. gene flow
6. Quantitative genetics

Microbiology

1. Archaea
2. Bacteria

Molecular biology

1. Polymerase chain reaction
2. Gel electrophoresis
3. Southern blot
4. Northern blot
5. Restriction enzyme
6. Western blot

Physiology

1. Digestion
2. Excretion
3. Biological reproduction
   1. Pregnancy
   2. Asexual reproduction
   3. Sexual reproduction
4. Respiration (physiology)

Taxonomy

1. Cladistics
2. Systematics
3. Tree of life

Virology

1. Bacteriophage
2. DNA virus
3. RNA virus
4. Viral diseases
   1. AIDS
   2. SARS
   3. Chicken Pox & Shingles (Varicella)

Zoology

1. Protist
2. Animal
   1. Arthropod
      1. Insect
         1. Ant
         2. Bee
         3. Beetle
         4. Butterfly
      2. Arachnid
   2. Chordate
      1. Amphibian
         1. Frog
      2. Fish
         1. Shark
      3. Mammal
         1. Ape
            1. Human
         2. Bat
         3. Bear
         4. Camel
         5. Cat
         6. Cattle
         7. The Dog Family
            1. Wolves
            2. Grey Wolf
         8. Dolphin
         9. Elephant
            1. Mammoth
         10. Horse
         11. Sheep
         12. Lion
         13. Pig
         14. Whale
      4. Reptile
         1. Dinosaur
            1. Bird
               1. Eagle
               2. Duck
               3. Chicken
               4. Owl
               5. Dove
               6. Turkey
               7. Ostrich
               8. Penguin
         2. Snake

Core article

The list below is adapted from the high priority articles above and the small list that has already started at CZ:Core_Articles#Biology. These are articles that we deem vital to get the biology section going. Please add and delete from this list. We are rstricted to 198 articles that we think are needed now.

For a more comprehensive list search for the red links in the CZ:Biology_Workgroup/list or CZ:Biology_Workgroup/concepts.

1. abiogenesis
2. absorption spectrum
3. acetyl CoA
4. Acid-base physiology
5. activation energy
6. active site
7. active transport
8. aerobic
9. albinism
10. Alfred Russel Wallace
11. algae
12. allele
13. anaerobic respiration
14. Ant
15. antibiotic resistance
16. antibody
17. Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
18. apoptosis
19. Arabidopsis thaliana
20. archaebacteria
21. Arterial system
22. Asexual reproduction
23. ATP synthase
24. Auditory system
25. autosome
26. Biochemistry
27. biological membrane
28. blastula
29. Blood
30. Bone
31. Botany
32. Bryophyte
33. Calvin cycle
34. capillary
35. Carbohydrate
36. carbon cycle
37. carnivore
38. Carolus Linnaeus
39. carotenoid
40. Cell biology
41. cell division
42. Cell nucleus
43. Cell wall
44. Cellular differentiation
45. cellulose
46. centromere
47. Charles Robert Darwin
48. chemautotrophic
49. chemiosmosis
50. Chi square test
51. chiasma
52. chitin
53. chlorophyll
54. Chloroplast
55. chromatid
56. chromatin
57. chromosome
58. circadian rhythm
59. Cladistics
60. Classical genetics
61. codon
62. collagen
63. collagen
64. conformation
65. convergent evolution
66. Cytoplasm
67. cytosol
68. Developmental biology
69. diabetes
70. diffusion
71. Digestion
72. dimer
73. diploid
74. DNA replication
75. DNA virus
76. double helix
77. Down syndrome
78. Drosophila melanogaster
79. ecological niche
80. egg (biology)
81. Electron transport chain
82. electrophoresis
83. embryo
84. Endocrine system
85. Endoplasmic reticulum
86. endosymbiosis
87. enhancer
88. enzyme kinetics
89. Ernst Haeckel
90. eubacteria
91. evolutionary tree
92. Excretion
93. exon
94. Eye
95. facilitated diffusion
96. FADH2
97. fat
98. feedback inhibition
99. Flagellum
100. fluid mosaic model
101. Francis Crick
102. fundamental niche
103. fungi
104. gamete
105. gene duplication
106. gene pool
107. gene therapy
108. gene
109. genetic code
110. genetic drift
111. genetic fingerprint
112. genetic recombination
113. genome project
114. genome
115. glucose
116. glycoprotein
117. Golgi apparatus
118. gravitropism
119. Gregor Mendel
120. growth curve
121. habitat (ecology)
122. haploid
123. Heart
124. herbivore
125. heredity
126. hermaphrodite
127. Hershey-Chase experiment
128. heterochromatin
129. heterozygote
130. hibernation
131. Hill reaction
132. homeobox
133. homeostasis
134. Homology (biology)
135. homozygote
136. household gene
137. Human Genome Project
138. human
139. hybrid
140. immune system
141. insectivores
142. intestine
143. intron
144. invasive species
145. ion channel
146. James D. Watson
147. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
148. karyotype
149. kinesiology
150. Klinefelter syndrome
151. knock-out mouse
152. Konrad Lorenz
153. Lac repressor
154. leaf
155. liver
156. locus (genetics)
157. Louis Pasteur
158. lung
159. Lynn Margulis
160. Lyon hypothesis
161. Macroevolution
162. malaria
163. mass extinction
164. mass spectrometry
165. Max Delbrück
166. meiosis
167. Mendelian inheritance
168. metaphase
169. Michaelis-Menten kinetics
170. Microevolution
171. microsatellite
172. microtubules
173. Mitochondrion
174. mitosis
175. Molecular biology
176. molecular clock
177. monoclonal antibody
178. monophyletic
179. morphogenesis
180. Muller's ratchet
181. muscle
182. mutagen
183. myosin
184. neuron
185. neurospora crassa
186. Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
187. nitrogen cycle
188. non cyclic electron flow
189. non-competitive inhibition
190. nondisjunction
191. N-terminus
192. nuclear lamina
193. Nucleic acid
194. nucleosome
195. nucleotide
196. Okazaki fragment
197. oncogene
198. operon
199. organ (anatomy)
200. osmosis
201. oxidative phosphorylation
202. parasitism
203. Peptide
204. peroxisome
205. phagocytosis
206. phenotype
207. phloem
208. phospholipid bilayer
209. phospholipid
210. phosphorylation
211. photolysis
212. photophosphorylation
213. Photosynthesis
214. phylogeny
215. pigment
216. Plant physiology
217. Plant tissues
218. plant
219. plasmid
220. plasmolysis
221. plastid
222. Polymerase chain reaction
223. polypeptide
224. polysaccharide
225. population
226. predation
227. Pregnancy
228. primary structure
229. primary structure
230. promoter
231. protein biosynthesis
232. protein folding
233. proteolysis
234. proteomics
235. pseudopod
236. punctuated equilibrium
237. Punnett square
238. purine
239. pyrimidine
240. quaternary structure
241. receptor (biochemistry)
242. recombination
243. Redox
244. Reproductive system
245. Respiration (physiology)
246. Restriction enzyme
247. retrovirus
248. Ribosome
249. RNA virus
250. root
251. rough ER
252. secondary structure
253. seed
254. senescence
255. sequencing
256. Sexual reproduction
257. signal transduction
258. sister chromatid
259. Skeleton
260. Skin
261. Southern blot
262. speciation
263. sperm
264. Splicing (genetics)
265. starch
266. stoma
267. substrate (biochemistry)
268. symbiosis
269. Systematics
270. taxis
271. Taxonomy
272. telomere
273. tertiary structure
274. testes
275. thermocline
276. thermoregulation
277. Thomas Hunt Morgan
278. thylakoid
279. Trait (biological)
280. transcription (genetics)
281. transcription factor
282. Transformation (genetics)
283. tropism
284. tumor
285. Turner syndrome
286. twin
287. vaccine
288. Vacuole
289. vesicle (biology)
290. Viral diseases
291. Visual perception
292. vitamin
293. Wobble base pair
294. X chromosome
295. xanthophyll
296. xylem
297. Y chromosome
298. Zoology
299. zygote

Bear in mind the Health Sciences Workgroup has 198, too, and there must not be overlap. --Larry Sanger 12:02, 27 September 2007 (CDT)

Tree-of-life subgroup

A major part of the articles in the biology workgroup can be categorized under the concept of Tree of Life. All article about a species, genus or any other taxonomic level are part of this subgroup.

Naming convention

To be determined

Taxoboxes

Taxoboxes facilitate the navigation through the Tree-of-Life and each taxon is required to have one using the Template:Taxobox.