Cell Biology
Taught by expert biologists and researchers, this course explores the structure, function, and behavior of cells—the fundamental units of life. Students learn about cell components, communication, energy production, and molecular processes that sustain life. The course combines theory with lab-based experiments, preparing students for careers in biology, biotechnology, medicine, and research.
4.94
4.9L+
Learners
Intermediate
Outline for the Course of Cell Biology:
- Introduction to Cell Biology – History, scope, and significance.
- Cell Structure & Organelles – Nucleus, mitochondria, ER, Golgi apparatus, and more.
- Membrane Structure & Transport – Fluid mosaic model, passive/active transport.
- Cell Communication & Signaling – Receptors, signal
- Cell Division – Mitosis, meiosis, and cell cycle regulation.
- Cytoskeleton & Cell Movement – Microtubules, microfilaments, and motility.
- Cellular Energy Production – Photosynthesis and cellular respiration.
- Molecular Genetics in Cells – DNA replication, transcription, translation.
- Cell Death & Renewal – Apoptosis and stem cell biology.
- Experimental Techniques – Microscopy, cell culture, and staining methods.
Skills you'll gain
Microscopy & Imaging Skills Understanding of Cellular Processes Lab Techniques Teamwork in Science Application to Medicine & Biotechnology
$ 150
Duration
1 Hour
Lectures
Enrolled
200+ students
Language
English
Level
Beginner - Advance
Certificate
Yes
