Cell Biology and Genetics

This compares and contrasts characteristics between bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes in terms of cellular appearance, replication, transcription, and translation.

This describes different types of membrane channels, how ions are transported across, and how neuron structures help generate action potential.

This describes the effector mechanisms in immune system, including NK cells, complement and antibodies.

This describes the components on the vesicle membrane carrying different substances, and how these components direct the transport and entry of vesicles at different parts of the cells.

This describes the types of receptors for nuclear transport of molecules.

This describes how proteins are translocated across membranes to different cells.

This compares and contrasts the different types of cytoskeletal elements present in a cell.

This describes the immune system in general with details in differences between components in innate and adaptive immunity.

This describes the components in extracellular matrix and how components internal and external of the cells interact with each other to coordinate movements.

This describes different kinds of genetic ratio other than the original Mendelian genetics. It contains examples of human genetic diseases and some everyday life phenomena for each of the subtopics.