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Cells Overview

DNA Structure

DNA Forces maintaining structure

DNA Forces maintaining structure

DNA replication

DNA replication

Endocytosis

Cell Membrane The Lipid Bilayer

Cell Membrane The Lipid Bilayer

Cell Cycle Overview Interphase

Cell Cycle Overview Interphase

Cell Cycle Mitosis

Cell Cycle Mitosis

Transcription and Translation Overview

Transcription and Translation Overview

Cell fates Division Senescence and Death

Cell fates Division Senescence and Death

Epigenetics An Introduction

Epigenetics An Introduction

Cellular Adaptation hyperplasia hypertrophy atrophy and metaplasia cell injury

Cellular Adaptation hyperplasia hypertrophy atrophy and metaplasia cell injury

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Course Description

Cell Membrane course, in this course we explore the structure, composition, and functions of the cell membrane, a vital component of all cells. From the fluid mosaic model to membrane transport mechanisms, we analyze how the cell membrane regulates the passage of molecules and ions in and out of the cell. Additionally, we examine the role of membrane proteins in cell signaling, adhesion, and recognition. Through theoretical discussions and practical applications, students gain a comprehensive understanding of the cell membrane's significance in maintaining cellular homeostasis and mediating interactions with the extracellular environment.

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