Biology Experiment

Biology is a branch of science which deals with life and characteristics of living organisms. In fact biology itself is not a single subject but is a group of sub-disciplines. Biology starts with cell which is the basic of life and living systems but has no end point as it is an ocean of knowledge and whatsoever we have discovered and known about biology so far is only 10 percent of the whole knowledge. The vastness and richness of this discipline can be understood simply by looking at the number of sub-disciplines it has:

•Cell biology (Cytology)
•Histology (study of tissues)
•Physiology (study of living systems and their functioning)
•Genetics (study of genes and mode of inheritance)
•Ecology (study of relationship between living systems and environment)
•Evolutionary biology (study of evolution of living system)
•Bio-chemistry(study of chemicals inside the living body)
•Micro-biology(study of microorganisms like bacteria, virus and algae)

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In collegiate biological classes, tutors often require their students to know how to write biology papers, be it an essay form or a research paper format. The students are required to write these papers in an appropriate format and style. However, the writing of biology papers is not something that a student just happens to know. In order to write good scientific biology papers a student should learn about the features of biology papers and how to go about the actual writing of any biology paper.

Before reviewing the features of biology papers and writing of a biology paper, probably the student should first learn about the format of a biology paper. Biology papers should be written in font size 11, Times New Roman and the line spacing should be 1.5. Page margins should be maintained at one inch all round and the author’s last name and page number should always appear on the upper right corner of the paper. The title of the paper should be bold and with a font size of 14. The features of biology papers should include the following sections: an abstract, methods and materials section, results, discussion, conclusion and references.

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