Cell Biology

This document fully prepares you for the histology exam and meets most of the following learning objectives of the course: Epithelial tissue: * Able to recognise and name different types of epithelia * Able to explain the relation between shape and function of different types of epithelia * Able to name cellular characteristics, and associated functions, of epithelia * Able to name intracellular connections, and associated functions, between epithelial cell Connective tissue: * Abl...

This summary covers the complete study material including the lectures and workgroups for the first exam of the course Experimental Cell Biology at VU Amsterdam.

This summary covers the complete study material for the second exam of the course Experimental Cell Biology at the VU Amsterdam.

This document summarised all lectures on Cell Biology at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam in 2019. It will describe processes such as the cell division cycle, transport of proteins and how this is regulated across membranes, cell signalling will be elaborated upon and so on. Also, membrane proteins, cytoskeleton, cell communities and filaments will be explained. There are a lot of pictures in this summary to help you understand and visualize the processes better.

From Alberts' Essential Cell Biology Chapter 1 and based on corresponding courses at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, this summary focuses on the mechanism and characteristics of the cell cycle.

From Alberts' Essential Cell Biology Chapter 11 15 and based on corresponding courses at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, this summary focuses on the cascade and mechanism of intracellular transport

From Alberts' Essential Cell Biology Chapter 1 and based on corresponding courses at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, this summary focuses on the intricacies and composition of the cell and its organelles.

From Alberts' Essential Cell Biology Chapter 20 and based on corresponding courses at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, this summary focuses on the intricacies and composition of the extracellular matrix.

From Alberts' Essential Cell Biology Chapter 17 and based on corresponding courses at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, this summary focuses on the intricacies and composition of the cytoskeleton