The Understanding Cell Biology learning program is designed to introduce the fundamental components and functions of a cell. The program begins with an overview of the main structures of a cell. It then discusses specific cellular components and their functions. The next part of the program introduces DNA and RNA and explains how genes are used to make proteins. This is followed by an in-depth explanation of the life cycle of a cell from cell division to cell death including regulation of these events
Upon completion of this learning program you will be able to::
Identify cellular components and summarize their functions.
Describe the structure of DNA and genes.
Summarize how DNA is used to make RNA and proteins.
Describe the phases of the cell cycle.
Explain cell division and cell death.
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INTRODUCTION
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
PARTS OF THE CELL
PLASMA MEMBRANE
CYTOPLASM
NUCLEUS
PROGRESS CHECK
SECTION SUMMARY
DNA AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
DNA STRUCTURE
POP QUIZ
DNA REPLICATION
GENES
POP QUIZ
GENE EXPRESSION
PROGRESS CHECK
SECTION SUMMARY
THE CELL CYCLE AND CELL DEATH
OVERVIEW OF THE CELL CYCLE
INTERPHASE
POP QUIZ
MITOSIS
OVERVIEW OF CELL DIVISION
CELL CYCLE REGULATION
POP QUIZ
PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH
APOPTOSIS
PROGRESS CHECK
SECTION SUMMARY
TEST YOUR ACQUIRED KNOWLEDGE
SUMMARY
FINAL ASSESSMENT
END OF PROGRAM
GLOSSARY
REFERENCES
This course is accredited for continuing education (CE) by the following organizations:
Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation
CPD Hours: 1
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