Engineering with Cellular Components: Proteins, Lipids, and DNA

Related lectures (31)

Page 1 of 4

Introduces biology and cells, covering proteins, lipids, DNA, organs, tissues, and more.

Covers the fundamentals of biology and cells, exploring their engineering potential and the physics of biological action.

Provides an overview of DNA structure, replication, transcription, and its engineering applications in molecular biology.

Covers the fundamentals of lipids, their roles in the cell membrane, and the influence of (un)saturated chains and cholesterol on membrane stability.

Introduces biology as a multidisciplinary field, emphasizing natural examples of materials engineering.

Introduces the basics of cell biology, focusing on macromolecules, structures, and the unique properties of lipids.

Discusses the self-attraction of DNA and its mediated interactions.

Explores protein lipidation, membrane localisation, lipid modification impact on signalling, and dynamic lipidation processes.

Explores major themes in biology, focusing on energy transformations within cellular systems and the crucial role of adenosine triphosphate (ATP).

Explores the transport mechanisms of the Malaria Parasite in the Red Blood Cell, focusing on protein export, nutrient import, and lipid transport.