Biology for Engineers: Introduction to Cellular Components

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Covers proteins' structures, cell functions, cytoskeleton, tissue engineering, and ligands.

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

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

Explores different types of directed motion in cellular systems, emphasizing the role of motor proteins in transporting biomolecules.

Covers how bacteria sense and respond to forces, exploring bacterial cell structures, adhesion mechanisms, motility, and mechanotransduction.

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

Explores protein addressing at the ER, including signal recognition and translocation mechanisms.

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

Explores the Nobel Prize-winning research on cell transport mechanisms and vesicle formation.

Explores computational cell biology, modeling cellular complexity through molecular interactions and the challenges of atomistic simulations.