7-grade
- Biology, the science of life
- The diversity of living organisms
- Bacteria. Protoctists. Fungi
- Plant diversity. Spore plants
- Seed plants
- The diversity of invertebrates
- Vertebrate diversity. Fish, amphibians and reptiles
- Birds and mammals
- The cell, the structural unit of living things
- Tissues
- Vegetative organs of flowering plants. The root
- The shoot
- Generative organs of plants. The flower
- Fruits
- Organs and organ systems of humans and animals
- Self-regulation in living organisms
- The nervous system
- Nutrition in organisms
- Nutrition in animals
- The human digestive system
- The essence of respiration. Respiration in plants
- Respiration in humans and animals
- Transport of substances in plants
- The circulatory system of invertebrates
- The circulatory system of vertebrates
- Excretion
- Excretion in humans and animals
- Movement in living organisms
- Organs of movement in invertebrates
- The musculoskeletal system of vertebrates
- Reproduction in organisms
- Individual development in plants
- Reproduction in animals
- Individual development in animals
- Species and population
- Ecosystems. The biosphere
8-grade
- An overview of the human body and health
- The cellular structure of the human body
- Vital properties of cells and organisms
- Tissues, organs and the organism
- Humoral and nervous regulation
- Secretory glands, the thyroid gland
- Parathyroid, thymus, adrenal glands and the pituitary
- The pancreas and gonads; regulation of endocrine glands
- Structure, function and importance of the musculoskeletal system
- The structure and growth of bones
- First aid for bone injuries
- Muscles
- Muscle development and posture
- Blood and its functions
- The chemical composition of blood
- Red blood cells
- White blood cells
- The importance of circulation and the structure of the heart
- Blood vessels and circulation
- The movement of blood through vessels
- Regulation of the circulatory organs
- First aid for bleeding
- The structure of the respiratory organs
- Gas exchange in tissues and lungs
- Regulation of breathing; respiratory diseases
- The digestive organs
- Structure and function of the digestive organs
- Regulation of digestion
- Gastrointestinal disease and its prevention
- The importance of metabolism
- Protein, carbohydrate and fat metabolism
- Vitamins and their importance
- Energy consumption in the body
- The structure and function of the skin
- Sweat glands and skin derivatives
- Skin hygiene and first aid for skin injuries
- The structure of the urinary organs
- The functions of the urinary system
- The structure of the nervous system
- The functions of the nervous system
- Structure and function of the spinal cord
- Structure and function of the brain
- The structure of the cerebral hemispheres
- Diseases of the nervous system and their prevention
- Higher nervous activity. Conditioned and unconditioned reflexes
- Formation and inhibition of conditioned reflexes
- Intellect, thought, words and speech
- Emotion and its control
- Memory
- Sleep and its importance
- Types of nervous activity; hygiene of the nervous system
- The importance of the sense organs
- The visual analysers
- The functions of the organs of sight
- The structure of the ear and hearing hygiene
- Organs of balance, muscle sense and touch
- The organs of smell and taste
- The reproductive organs
- Fertilisation and foetal development
- The growth and development of the child
- Biological change and the social nature of humans
9-grade
- The defining features of living organisms
- Levels of organisation of living matter
- Non-cellular forms of life
- Prokaryotic cells
- Eukaryotes — the diversity of plants
- The kingdom of fungi
- The animal kingdom
- The history of cell study and the cell theory
- Methods of studying the cell
- Eukaryotic cells
- Cytoplasm. Non-membrane and membrane organelles
- Mitochondria, plastids and lysosomes
- The nucleus and its structure
- Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
- The evolution of the cell
- The chemical composition of the cell
- Water and inorganic substances in the cell
- Biomolecules
- Carbohydrates
- Lipids
- Proteins and amino acids
- The composition and structure of protein
- Properties of proteins. Simple and complex proteins
- The functions of proteins
- Nucleic acids
- Metabolism
- Energy metabolism
- The stages of energy metabolism
- Nutrition of the cell
- Chemosynthesis
- Anabolism in the cell
- The cell cycle
- Meiosis
- Types of reproduction in living organisms
- Sexual reproduction
- Fertilisation
- The embryonic period of development
- Post-embryonic development
- The effect of the environment on embryonic development
- General laws of development. The biogenetic law
- The history of genetics
- Mendel's laws. Mendel's first law
- Dihybrid crossing. Mendel's third law
- Interaction of non-allelic genes
- Polymeric and multiple gene interaction
- Linked inheritance of genes
- The genetics of sex
- Variation
- Mutational (genotypic) variation
- Methods of studying human genetics
- Inherited diseases in humans
- Centres of diversity and origin of cultivated plants
- Plant and animal breeding
- Breeding and biotechnology
- Achievements of Uzbek scientists in biology and breeding
10-grade
- Biology as a science
- Modelling the levels of organisation of life
- The chemical composition of living organisms
- The importance of water for living organisms
- Carbohydrates
- Lipids
- Proteins
- Nucleic acids
- The eukaryotic cell. The cell wall
- Cytoplasm. Non-membrane organelles
- Membrane-bound organelles
- The nucleus
- The prokaryotic cell
- Comparing prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell structure
- Metabolism. Energy metabolism
- Expression of genetic information in the cell
- Division of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
- Meiosis
- Asexual reproduction in organisms
- Gametogenesis
- Sexual reproduction in organisms
- Asexual and sexual reproduction in plant and animal life cycles
- The laws of heredity
- The genetics of sex
- Inheritance of sex-linked traits
- Variation
- Genotypic variation
- Genetic engineering
- Changing cellular heredity
- Biotechnology
- The structural organisation of ecosystems
- Environmental factors
- The trophic structure of ecosystems
- The driving factors of evolution
- Natural selection
- Adaptation as a result of evolution
- The origin of species
11-grade
- Biological systems. Ecology, the science of biosystems
- The history, branches and methods of ecology
- The ecosystem level. Biogeocenosis as a biological system
- The structure of ecosystems
- Habitats. The aquatic environment
- Terrestrial, soil and organismal habitats
- Environmental factors and their classification
- Light as an abiotic factor
- Temperature as an abiotic factor
- Humidity as an ecological factor
- Soil and topographic factors
- Biotic factors. Forms of interaction between organisms
- Anthropogenic factors
- The population structure of a species
- The population structure of a species (continued)
- The trophic structure of ecosystems
- The productivity of ecosystems
- Rules of the ecological pyramid. Biomass and energy pyramids
- Natural ecosystems
- Natural ecosystems of Central Asia and Uzbekistan
- Artificial ecosystems
- The stability of biogeocenoses
- Human ecology
- Features of the biosphere level. The theory of the biosphere
- The boundaries of the biosphere
- The components of the biosphere
- Properties and functions of living matter in the biosphere
- The biomass of the biosphere
- The cycling of matter and energy in the biosphere
- Biogeochemical cycles
- The evolution of the biosphere. Biogenesis
- The evolution of the biosphere. Noogenesis
- Humans as part of the biosphere. Human impact on nature
- Protecting plant and animal life
- General characteristics of phylogeny
- Plant phylogeny. Phylogeny of vegetative organs
- Phylogeny of plant reproductive organs
- Evolutionary change in the animal kingdom
- Evolution of humoral and nervous regulation
- Evolution of body coverings and the musculoskeletal system
- Evolution of the animal respiratory system
- Evolution of the animal circulatory system
- Evolution of the animal digestive system
- Evolution of the animal excretory and reproductive systems