Cell Biology

BIOS E-16

Section 1

CRN 17421

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This course provides an overview of cell biology, focusing on the fundamental structures and functions of cells, the basic unit of life. Students learn about the various components of cells, how cells are organized within multicellular organisms, and how they interact with their environment. The course also explores cutting-edge technologies that have enhanced our understanding of cell biology and their applications in medicine, health, and disease treatment. Real-world examples are used to demonstrate the relevance of cellular biology to human health, disease, biotechnology, and other fields.

Credits: 4

Part of Term

Full Term

Format

Live Attendance Web Conference

Credit Status

Graduate, Noncredit, Undergraduate

Section Status

Open

Instructor Info

Aimee Hollander, PhD

Director of the Curriculum Fellows Program, Harvard Medical School

Meeting Info

T 6:30pm - 8:30pm (8/31 - 12/19)

Participation Option: Online Synchronous

Deadlines

Last day to register:

Prerequisites

BIOS E-1a (offered previously), BIOS E-1ax, or the equivalent.

Notes

This course meets via web conference. Students must attend and participate at the scheduled meeting time. See minimum technology requirements.

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All Sections of this Course

CRN	Section #	Participation Option(s)	Instructor	Section Status	Meets	Term Dates
17421	1	Online Synchronous	Aimee Hollander	Open	T 6:30pm - 8:30pm	Aug 31 to Dec 19