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Molecular and cell biology
DNA replication, protein synthesis, transcription, translation, cell cycle
Created byMalhar Kanojia
Last updated 7/2023
English
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What you'll learn
- Understand the micro structure of DNA
- Identify all the enzymes that are involved in DNA replication process
- Understand the process of transcription and translation.
- Identify all phases of cell cycle and understand the difference between mitosis and meiosis
- Explain how cell cycle is regulated.
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Course content
8 sections • 8 lectures • 2h 56m total length
Requirements
- Although no prerequisites are needed, but having high school biology knowledge can accelerate learning
Description
Master the core principles of molecular and cell biology with this comprehensive, easy-to-follow course designed for students in medicine, biology, and related health sciences. Whether you're preparing for exams or building a strong conceptual foundation, this course breaks down complex topics into clear, high-yield lessons you can actually understand and apply.
You’ll start with the fundamentals of DNA structure, learning how genetic material is organized and maintained. From there, the course walks you step-by-step through DNA replication, transcription, and translation, helping you connect the entire flow of genetic information from gene to protein. Each concept is explained with a focus on mechanisms, key enzymes, and common exam-tested details.
The course then moves into cell division, covering both mitosis and meiosis in a structured and visual way, so you can clearly understand chromosome behavior, phases, and clinical correlations such as genetic disorders. Finally, you’ll explore the regulation of the cell cycle, including checkpoints, cyclins, and signaling pathways, with emphasis on how dysregulation contributes to diseases like cancer.
Designed with a student-first approach, this course emphasizes:
Clear, simplified explanations of complex mechanisms
High-yield concepts for exams like USMLE and other medical tests
Logical flow from basic science to clinical relevance
Efficient learning to save time without missing key details
By the end of this course, you’ll have a strong understanding of how cells function at the molecular level and the confidence to tackle advanced topics in medicine, genetics, and biomedical sciences.
Who this course is for:
- High school, undergraduate, graduate, premed, predental, nursing student. Students who are preparing for competitive exams such as DAT, MCAT.