A NEW INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN BIOLOGY

(Bill Indge, et Al)

BOOK REVIEWED BY
Muhammad Akram
Roll Number 21
PLT (BS 18 to 19) at QAED
LAHORE
Submitted to: Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Qasim
• 04/08/2023

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 Theme
• This book is an introduction to the study of
human biology.
• It concerns with the basic biological principles
that underpin nearly all the human biology.
• It discuss the physiology of the blood and gas
exchange system.
• He discussed about the different aspect of
human health, diseases and its control.
 ABOUT THE AUTHORS

• Bill Indge is a published author. Some of the

published credits of Bill Indge include
Schaum's A-Z Biology, Human Biology (Collins
Advanced Science), Absa A2 Further Studies in
Human Biology (AQA Human Biology
Specification a), and Absa A2 Further Studies
in Biology (AQA Biology Specification a).
 ABOUT THE AUTHORS
• Martin Rowland
• Martin Rowland is a published author and an
editor of young adult books. Some of the
published credits of Martin Rowland include
Absa A2 Further Studies in Human Biology (AQA
Human Biology Specification a), Absa A2 Further
Studies in Biology (AQA Biology Specification a),
Biology Core Text (Bath Science 16-19 S.), and
Human Biology and Health Studies.
 ABOUT THE AUTHORS
• Margaret Baker
• Margaret H. Baker is best known for utilizing her
androgynous hairless canvas and pushing beyond gender
boundaries in strong female roles that fall outside of
Hollywood's traditional beauty norm. Lending physical
versatility as a performer along with solid movement,
acting and improvisation skills, and Margaret’s "bad-ass"
brand offers a bankable game changer to audiences
everywhere.
• The famous books of Margaret are A2 Biology, Castaway,
Discovering the Folklore of Plants.
 ABOUT THE AUTHORS
• Margaret Baker
• Margaret H. Baker is best known for utilizing her
androgynous hairless canvas and pushing beyond gender
boundaries in strong female roles that fall outside of
Hollywood's traditional beauty norm. Lending physical
versatility as a performer along with solid movement,
acting and improvisation skills, and Margaret’s "bad-ass"
brand offers a bankable game changer to audiences
everywhere.
• The famous books of Margaret are A2 Biology, Castaway,
Discovering the Folklore of Plants.
 Summary
• The author focus on cells and Their Types.
• It tells us About The Physiology, Morphology
and different organelles.
• Macro Biology Stars Glucose Amino acids are
discussed in the book.
• Enzymes and Their action model lock and key
are also explained.
• It gives the information about Gas Exchange.
 Summary
• It also gives also information about the CHD
disease,
• It also gives about safety measure about heart
disease.
• He also discussed the amenity and its type.
• He also briefly discussed the Me Oasis and Me toss.
• The function of anti biotic and ways of action of anti
biotic (to retard the DNA Replication, Proton
Synthesis and Bacteria Cell Wall Formation.
 CRITICAL ANALYSIS
• The language structure used in this book is very
simple and supportive.
• It is very authentic book used to pass AQA Biology
specification A test. But the writer in start motivated
by a alarming situation of Kenyans death due to HIV
and considered lack of medical awareness was the
main cause for the death of those persons while
writer never give them any preventive measures for
the safety of these diseases.
 RECOMMANDATIONS

• It is very strong basic concepts containing

book regarding human biology. It provides the
basic medical awareness regarding diseases of
the century. I think it should also be
considered as a compulsory subject in our
curriculum.
 CONCLUSION

• Human biology is never far from the headlines while this

book was being written, the human genome has been
sequence and now we know the complete arrangement
of three thousand million bases that make up human
being. In Africa 1 in 4 Kenyans is now estimated to be
HIV positive and 350 people die every day from aids.
Biologists are concerned with all these issues they work
in the field of cell Biology, medicine, and ecology. This
book having a great impact on the reader by influencing
with the message of writer which is conveyed correctly.
Thanks