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! (Wiki hackers may notice that several of the above items can be put into a template. We might want to use navigational templates...have at it...)

How you can help

Tasks outlined by Larry Sanger Launch list of top articles Right now, there is a partial list of high priority articles (see below). We need to transfer that into a different form, i.e., by placing "Category:Biology Workgroup (Top)" at the bottom of articles that are regarded as "high priority" for an area. Note, don't also mark an article you're tagging as "live" unless you've actually worked on it! Launch workgroup tagging of articles In addition to tagging top articles, whether live or not, we also need to tag live articles according to their likely managing workgroup. So, for instance, one might go to "Category:CZ_Live" and at the bottom of the "xyz" article put "[[Category:Biology Workgroup]]". This means that we think the biology workgroup will be the main group to manage this article. Note, the tag is *not* "[[Category:Biology]]"; that's because we're attaching the article to its *management*. 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 critcal 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 was copyed from the CZ:High priority articles for pilot page. It is not complete but it can be used as a starting point for placing "[[Category:Biology Workgroup (Top)]]" taggs. We need to decide which of the articles below should be classified as "Top" and the remainder should be tagged with "[[Category:Biology Workgroup]]" taggs.

List of potential editors

• DG = David Goodman
• NS = Nancy Sculerati
• CD = Chris Day
• PS = Pedro Silva

Biography

• (I could proofread any of these--David Goodman)

1. Charles Darwin - DG
2. Carolus Linnaeus -

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
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

I can proofread any of this group--DG

1. Macromolecules
   1. Nucleic acid
      1. DNA
      2. RNA
   2. Protein
      1. Enzyme
      2. Amino acid
      3. Peptide
   3. Carbohydrate
   4. Lipid
2. Metabolism PS
   1. Glycolysis
   2. Krebs cycle
   3. Photosynthesis

Botany

1. Fungus
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 it might be worth merging specific tissues together for context, depending on the final sizeCD
      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 CD
         1. vessel element
         2. tracheid
      6. phloem article could merge together the subcategories CD
         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

Can copyedit/profread/helpDG

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
9. Ribosome

Developmental biology

1. Cellular differentiation
2. Stem Cells
3. Cancer

Ecology

1. Endangered species
2. Species

==Evolutionary biology==DG--could work here if needed

1. Evidence of evolution
2. Processes of evolution:
   1. adaptation
   2. macroevolution
   3. microevolution
   4. 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. Diseases caused by Viral Infections
   1. AIDS
   2. SARS
   3. Chicken Pox & Shingles (Varicella)

Zoology

I'm attempting the general article DG(and can copyedit most of the others)

1. Protist
2. Animal
   1. Arthropod
      1. Insect
         1. Ant
         2. Bee
         3. 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. Dove
               2. Eagle
               3. Duck
               4. Chicken
               5. Turkey
               6. Ostrich
               7. Penguin
               8. Owl
         2. Snake