Lecture

Cellular Organization and Communication

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Description

This lecture covers intracellular organization, external communication, protein structure, function, regulation, infectious and genetic diseases, and the importance of biological membranes in separating aqueous environments. It also discusses the overall objectives of the course, including understanding cell structure, common vocabulary, and the names of molecules. The presentation delves into the life cycle of viruses, focusing on enveloped viruses and their replication process within host cells.

Instructor

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Official source

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Ontological neighbourhood

Biology

Cell biology: Membrane biology

Chemistry

Biochemistry: Proteins

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