BIOL 19 Honors Cell Structure and Function

This honors introduction to cell biology is for students with a strong background in biology and chemistry. This course will discuss fundamental topics, including protein targeting, the cytoskeleton, membrane transport, cellular energetics, the cell cycle, and signal transduction. The course will emphasize experimental strategies to understand eukaryotic cell function, and the laboratory will provide hands-on experience in modern cell biological techniques, including microscopy, cell fractionation, and protein purification.

Biology 19 is open only to first-year students and enrollment is limited. Invitation to enroll will be based in part on performance on the Biology Placement Exam (online). Biology 19 is a foundation course equivalent of Biology 12.

Instructor

Bezanilla

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SLA

Distributive and/or World Culture

SLA

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Offered

• Fall