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Biology · Cell biology
Structure of the plasma membrane The plasma membrane is mainly composed of: Phospholipids: These amphipathic molecules (having both a hydrophilic and a hydrophobic part) are organized into a double lipid layer. This structure gives the membrane its semi-permeable barrier property. Proteins: They are integrated into the lipid bilayer and perform various functions: transport of molecules, reception of signals, cellular recognition, etc. Carbohydrates: Linked to lipids (glycolipids) or proteins (glycoproteins), they play an important role in cell recognition and cellular interactions. Function of the plasma membrane Selective barrier: The plasma membrane allows the selective passage of certain molecules while preventing others. Transport: Membrane proteins provide passive (simple or facilitated diffusion) or active (pumps) transport of molecules across the membrane. Receiving signals: Membrane receptors allow the cell to detect and respond to signals from its environment. Cell recognition: Molecules present on the surface of the membrane allow cells to recognize and interact with each other. Maintenance of homeostasis: The plasma membrane helps maintain a stable intracellular environment by regulating exchanges between the cell and its environment. Properties of the plasma membrane Fluidity: The plasma membrane is not a rigid structure but rather fluid, which allows it to deform and change shape. Asymmetry: The two faces of the plasma membrane have different compositions, which gives the membrane polarity. Plasma membrane models Fluid mosaic model: This model, the most accepted, describes the membrane as a constantly changing mosaic of lipids and proteins.
Cell biology
As a dedicated biology instructor with 7 years of teaching experience, I am passionate about guiding students through the complexities of biological sciences. In this online course, we will explore the subject comprehensively, focusing on essential A-level topics like genetics, ecology, evolution, and cellular biology. Teaching Methodology: - Interactive Lectures: Each session will cover core topics, utilizing real-life examples and visuals to clarify difficult concepts. We will explore theory with practical applications. - Discussion & Queries: Regular discussion sessions will encourage students to ask questions and engage actively in their learning process. - Hands-on Activities: We will conduct virtual lab demonstrations and simulations to reinforce our understanding of biological processes. Study Materials: - E-books and Notes: Comprehensive digital study materials, including topic-wise notes, will be shared for easy reference and revision. - Videos and Animations: Access to video tutorials, animated explanations, and diagrams to visualize biological mechanisms. - Worksheets & Exercises: Topic-specific worksheets will be provided after each lesson for practice. Assessment: - Weekly Tests: Every week, there will be a test based on the material covered. These tests will include a mix of objective and descriptive questions to evaluate understanding. - Feedback & Improvement Plans: Test results will be discussed to identify areas for improvement, with tailored feedback for each student. Introduction to Cells: We will begin by understanding what a cell is, as it forms the basic unit of life. The course will cover: - Definition and Structure: Exploring the components of cells (nucleus, cytoplasm, membrane, etc.) and their functions. - Types of Cells: Distinguishing between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. - Cell Theory: Understanding the fundamental principles of cell biology.
Biology · Science · Cell biology
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