Applications of Osmosis: Biological Phenomena and Practical Use

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Covers the role of ion channels in biological processes, from bacterial resistance to neuronal signaling and pain modulation.

Explores hydrogels' swelling, osmotic pressure, deformation, and free energy in polymer chains.

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

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

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

Explores the Gorter & Grendel experiment demonstrating the lipid bilayer structure of the plasma membrane.

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