CELL2006A Cell Biology (CELL0010)
University College London (UCL)
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LT15 Molecular and Protein Techniques
Process and uses of molecular and protein techniques
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LT17-18 Mitochondria
Mitochondria structure, function, experiments used to elucidate function, mitochondrial disease
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LT1-2 Concept of Organelles
First 2 introduction lectures to the course - what is an organelle, definition of an organelle, information on the nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, chloroplast, peroxisomes, lysosomes, some non-organelles and a brief note on the evolutionary origin of organelles
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LT2-3 Biogenesis of Organelles
Covers 2 lectures on organelle structure and function, as well as biogenesis (eg. localisation signals, detailed pathways of directing nutrients and components for biogenesis - to the nucleus, mitochondria, peroxisomes etc.) Extra reading with sources cited.
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LT19 Cell and Tissue Techniques
Covering cell and tissue techniques from the whole lecture from CELL2006A
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LT16 Regulation of Cell Growth
Regulation of Cell growth - TOR pathways, and the disease
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LT20 Model Organisms
Lecture covering each model organism and the techniques used to study them - pros and cons to each organism
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LT11-12 The Cytoskeleton
2 lectures covering the cytoskeleton - components, how actin and myosin allow cellular transport, how actin filaments and microtubules are composed, process of forming tubules , centrosomes
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LT9-10 The Cell Cycle
2 lectures covering the cell cycle - checkpoints, experiments that allowed the discovery etc.
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LT13-14 Cell Differentiation and Specialisation:Formation of Haematopoietic Cells and CNS
Summary of lecture covering formation of the CNS and how genes act in concert to form certain cell lineages
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LT4-5 Membrane Trafficking
2 lectures covering membrane transport, proteins involved in transport and mechanisms, extra reading included
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LT8 Electrical Properties of Membranes
Electrical properties of the plasma membrane - how ions are transported, how electrical charge is generated. Extra reading with sources cited.
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LT7 Membrane Function
Follows the lecture - chemical composition of the plasma membrane, membrane fluidity, FRAP attack information.
Extra reading with sources cited.
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LT6 Plasma Membrane Composition
Covers chemical, molecular structure of the plasma membrane and consequences on its properties. Extra reading with sources cited.