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Covers the composition and functions of the cytoskeleton within cells.

Covers the mechanisms of protein degradation, including the roles of the proteasome and autophagy in regulating protein function.

Explores glycolysis, TCA cycle, Oxphos, and drug discovery in cancer.

Explores vesicular transport mechanisms, focusing on fission, recognition, and fusion processes involving proteins like dynamin and SNAREs.

Covers the engineering of bacteria for efficient protein production and purification techniques using affinity tags.

Explores cell cycle regulation through CDKs and cyclins, emphasizing their cooperation and importance in driving cell cycle progression.

Explores protein circuit design for cell engineering and multicellular systems using synthetic cell-cell signaling.