SCI 510Cell Biology

Humans and other mammals are made of a diverse array of cells. To function properly, each type of cell must maintain its architecture while communicating with its neighbors. Further, the cell's function is strictly regulated. This course examines key aspects of a cell's biology, including cellular structure and membrane dynamics, communication between and within cells, and regulation of the cell's life span. In exploring these topics, students will critically evaluate current research to understand the tools and methods used to dissect cellular biology.
Level Graduate
Credits 3
Lab fee None
Pre-requisites None

Course offerings

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