Essential Cell Biology

Orderly and clear summary of chapter 18 what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

• Summary
•  • 8 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

Orderly and clear summary of chapter 15 what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

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•  • 7 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

Orderly and clear summary of chapter 20 what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

• Summary
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

Orderly and clear summary of chapter 16 what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

• Summary
•  • 6 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

A summary of essential cell biology chapters 16 and 18, needed for the first partial exams of cell biology and immunology.

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•  • 15 pages • 
• By  joycevester

Orderly and clear summary of the mathematics part what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

• Summary
•  • 8 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

Orderly and clear summary of chapter 12 what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

• Summary
•  • 5 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

Orderly and clear summary of chapter 17 what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

• Summary
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

Summary of Chapter 5 to 8 of Essential Cell Biology and Chapter 1 of Human Life Cycle. This is necessary for the course Human Life Cycle 1, which is given in the 2nd period of the Health and Life study at the VU. It also incorporates important powerpoint slides.

• Summary
•  • 37 pages • 
• By  joycevester

Extensive summary of the lesson material of the book of what was to be read per day. All the important information is in it, including the pictures. It is therefore no longer necessary to read the book if you read the summary accurately.

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•  • 102 pages • 
• By  ninarosachen

A summary of essential cell biology chapters 16 and 18, needed for the first partial exams of cell biology and immunology.

• Summary
•  • 15 pages • 
• By  joycevester

Summary of Chapter 5 to 8 of Essential Cell Biology and Chapter 1 of Human Life Cycle. This is necessary for the course Human Life Cycle 1, which is given in the 2nd period of the Health and Life study at the VU. It also incorporates important powerpoint slides.

• Summary
•  • 37 pages • 
• By  joycevester

Orderly and clear summary of chapter 20 what is discussed during the cell biology lectures. It is a summary from the book "Essential Cell Biology " With this summary you will save a lot of time. I passed this course with a 7,5. Good luck :)

• Summary
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  biomedicalsciencesvu

pass guaranteed

• Presentation
•  • 5 pages • 
• By  cAabdul123

Lecture Notes BB2704 Molecular and Cellular Biology at Brunel University

• Class notes
•  • 38 pages • 
• By  eunicebediako_

Summary of lectures, all tutorials (ICT modules) and cases. Lectures from week 5 & 6 are missing.

• Summary
•  • 82 pages • 
• By  michouweimar

Learning objective: - Compare different types of cells. - Explain how common properties of cells suggest a single evolutionary origin - Describe basic properties of prokaryotic cells using E. Coli as an example - Give examples of single-cell and multicellular eukaryotes - Brief description of major eukaryotic organelles and its functions including: Nucleus, rough and smooth ER, GA, lysosomes and peroxisomes, mitochondria

• Class notes
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  merukayya

Summary written on the basis of information from the necessary books and powerpoint presentations during the lectures.

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•  • 30 pages • 
• By  annabellewiegers

This is a complete set of notes for CYO students at Kings for the module: 4BBY1030. I am a second-year student and would like to congratulate you on making it into Kings! I have a set of excellent notes that will help you through your first year. I have spent 100s of hours making them and studied using them myself and managed to get firsts in my first year in all the 7 modules :))) I am selling these notes for a very affordable price. You won’t find notes like these anywhere else. Trust me, I...

• Class notes
•  • 65 pages • 
• By  merukayya

Based on the course, PowerPoints and the book Essential Cell biology

• Summary
•  • 27 pages • 
• By  anneriekevanhoof