The teaching of Biology in school aims at acquiring knowledge related to the science of Biology.
The topics of the course that are included in the Panhellenic exams require a very good understanding of the taught material, critical and combinational thinking, and additionally, they presuppose knowledge that is not clearly analyzed by the school textbook.
Through this book, which has been written with special care and methodicalness, the parts of the taught material that are not satisfactorily analyzed by the school textbook are covered. For this reason, apart from the usual exercises found in the chapters of the school book, it was deemed necessary to include, among other things, original exercises, selected exam topics, and mainly exercises of increased difficulty.
The book contains a total of 244 exercises. 84 concern "Genetic Material", 114 "Replication, Expression, and Regulation of Genetic Information", and 46 "Recombinant DNA Technology".