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BIO 307-01, Cell Biology, Fall 2011

Thierfelder, William
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Cell Biology explores the fundamental workings of the eukaryotic cell, placing its principal empha-ses upon the structure and function of biological membranes, the cytoskeleton, the pathways of sig-nal transduction, and the organelles of the endomembrane system. Students who are also interested in details of gene regulation and the pathways of metabolism will find that BIOL-325 (Molecular Biology) and CHEM-414 (Biochemistry) complement the topics in this course with little duplica-tion. Optional laboratory credit is provided by Methods in Biochemistry and Cell Biology (BCMB-310), which also confers laboratory credit to accompany Biochemistry.
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