This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of cell biology, focusing on how cells are structured, how they function, and how they interact within tissues and organisms. Since all living things are made of cells, understanding cell biology provides the foundation for advanced topics in medicine, biotechnology, genetics, and physiology.

class intended to help Maliha biology related questions

This course explores the fundamental unit of life: the cell. Topics include cell structure and function, membrane dynamics, organelles, energy transformation, cell communication, and the cell cycle. Students will examine how cellular processes maintain homeostasis and enable growth, reproduction, and response to the environment. Through labs, models, and case studies, students will build a foundation for advanced topics in molecular biology, genetics, and physiology.

In this class we go over the main systems of human physiology, including digestion, blood circulation, defense against infectious diseases, gas exchange, neurons and synapses, and hormonal regulation with reproduction.

Class intended to help Abeera's biology concerns/concepts

This class is intended for Khloe to go over physiology content

Hi Everyone, This is an intro to molecular biology course ( might extend the course for and go over proteins/DNA/RNA). these are the topics we'll cover (1 per session): 2.1 – Molecules to metabolism 2.2 – Water 2.3 – Carbohydrates and lipids. I