Engineering with Cellular Components: Proteins, Lipids, and DNA

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Explores the structure, dynamics, and functions of biological membranes.

Covers plasma membrane structure, protein composition, fatty acid variations, protein folding, and amino acid properties.

Explores genetic control of proteins, lipid bilayer formation, and lipid composition complexity in cell membranes.

Explores the cellular uptake mechanisms through endocytosis for cellular growth, immune defense, and cell disposal.

Explores the structure and functions of lipids and cell membranes, including fatty acids, phosphoglycerides, and glycoproteins.

Explores the molecular mechanisms of synaptic transmission, focusing on synapse formation, neurotransmitter release, and computational cell biology.

Covers membrane fluidity, lipid composition impact, protein functions, and molecule mobility study.

Explores nucleic acids, proteins, and their vital roles in cell functions and evolution.

Explores membrane deformation modes, shape changes, and transport mechanisms in cells.

Covers microbiology basics, including cell structure, morphology, and energy generation in microbial cells.