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About Course

Biology course for Grade 10 (Sec 1) students covering biological macromolecules, cell structure, organelle functions, enzyme actions, and classical/chromosomal genetics.

What Will You Learn?

  • Identify biological macromolecules (carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids) and their structures.
  • Understand enzyme mechanisms, factors affecting enzyme activity, and metabolism.
  • Explore cell theory, microscopic techniques, and organelle functions.
  • Study tissue types in plants and animals.
  • Analyze chromosomal inheritance principles, sex-linked traits, and genetic abnormalities.

Audience

  • Grade 10 / Sec 1 students studying biological sciences.

Course Content

Instructors

Dr. Enas Refat

Dr. Enas Refat

Assistant Professor of Physics
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Dr. Enas Refat Attia Sharaf is an Assistant Professor of Physics specializing in Solid State Physics. She holds a PhD in Solid State Physics from Ain Shams University (Egypt) and a Bachelor's degree in Science and Education from Banha University.

Her academic and teaching experience covers a wide range of advanced physics subjects, including electromagnetism, solid state physics, laser physics, quantum mechanics, classical mechanics, statistical physics, mathematical physics, electrodynamics, elementary particles, and scientific programming.

Her research focuses on thin films, nanostructured materials, semiconductor compounds, and the electrical and optical properties of advanced materials. Her work includes the preparation and characterization of thin films using thermal evaporation techniques, with a particular emphasis on electrical conductivity, energy gaps, optical properties, and nonlinear optical behavior.

Dr. Enas has contributed to the field through publications in international, peer-reviewed journals across physics and materials science.

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