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Biology 1A - Fall 2008

Richard MALKIN and others · University of California, Berkeley

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BIOLOGY 1A LEC 001 Fa08

General Biology Lecture

Lectures

  1. Lecture 1 2008-08-28 · 32 min · Audio
  2. Lecture 2 2008-08-29 · 50 min · Audio
  3. Macromolecules structure and function: carbohydrates and nucleic acids 2008-09-03 · 49 min · Audio
  4. Cell structure and organization -#1 2008-09-05 · 50 min · Audio
  5. Cell structure and organization -#2 2008-09-08 · 48 min · Audio
  6. Biological membrane structure & organization 2008-09-10 · 48 min · Audio
  7. How cells function - an introduction to cellular metabolism and biological catalysts 2008-09-12 · 46 min · Audio
  8. Enzyme structure and function -#1 2008-09-15 · 49 min · Audio
  9. Enzyme structure and function -#2 2008-09-17 · 49 min · Audio
  10. Cellular energy and work 2008-09-19 · 53 min · Audio
  11. Cellular combustion and the production of energy - #1 - anaerobic processes 2008-09-22 · 49 min · Audio
  12. Cellular combustion and the production of energy - #2 - aerobic processes 2008-09-24 · 49 min · Audio
  13. Photosynthesis - from light to ATP 2008-09-26 · 48 min · Audio
  14. Photosynthesis - from CO2 to sugars 2008-09-29 · 42 min · Audio
  15. How Somatic Cells (Mitosis) and Gametes (Meiosis) Inherit Genomes 2008-10-03 · 51 min · Audio
  16. The Laws that Govern the Inheritance of Traits - Segregation of Alleles 2008-10-06 · 51 min · Audio
  17. How Genes Are Organized on Chromosomes - Linkage, Recombination, Mapping 2008-10-08 · 48 min · Audio
  18. Genes Are Made Of DNA 2008-10-10 · 49 min · Audio
  19. Gene Expression I - DNA is transcribed into RNA 2008-10-13 · 47 min · Audio
  20. Gene Expression II - RNA is translated into protein 2008-10-15 · 49 min · Audio
  21. Microbes - Viruses, Bacteria, Plasmids, Transposons 2008-10-17 · 51 min · Audio
  22. Regulation of Gene Expression in Prokaryotes 2008-10-20 · 51 min · Audio
  23. Gene Structure & Regulation in Eukaryotes I 2008-10-23 · 49 min · Audio
  24. Gene Structure & Regulation in Eukaryotes II 2008-10-27 · 51 min · Audio
  25. How To Isolate, Study and Use Genes 2008-10-27 · 51 min · Audio
  26. How To Isolate, Study and Use Genes 2008-10-29 · 51 min · Audio
  27. Genetic Regulation of Development 2008-10-31 · 51 min · Audio
  28. Overview Molecular regulation 2008-11-03 · 49 min · Audio
  29. Multi-cellularity: Cell Shape and function, Tissue specialization, homeostasis 2008-11-07 · 50 min · Audio
  30. Intercellular and Physiological Communication: Hormones, Receptors, & the Endocrine System - Part I 2008-11-10 · 51 min · Audio
  31. Intercellular and Physiological Communication: Hormones, Receptors, & the Endocrine System - Part II 2008-11-12 · 50 min · Audio
  32. Reproductive system - Part I 2008-11-14 · 51 min · Audio
  33. Reproductive system - Part II 2008-11-17 · 49 min · Audio
  34. Fertilization and embryogenesis 2008-11-19 · 51 min · Audio
  35. Developmental strategies and mechanisms 2008-11-21 · 51 min · Audio
  36. Digestive system 2008-11-25 · 52 min · Audio
  37. Circulatory and Respiratory systems 2008-12-02 · 49 min · Audio
  38. Immune system 2008-12-03 · 52 min · Audio
  39. Excretory system and kidney function 2008-12-03 · 50 min · Audio
  40. Nervous system 2008-12-05 · 50 min · Audio
  41. Cell and Tissue dysfunction, Cancer and Experimental Strategies to Develop Anti-cancer Therapeutics 2008-12-08 · 51 min · Audio
  42. Bio-engineered Animals and Models of Human Disease 2008-12-10 · 39 min · Audio

Credits and licence

Institution
University of California, Berkeley
Taught by
Richard MALKIN, Robert L. FISCHER, Gary L. FIRESTONE, Michael MEIGHAN
Year
2008
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Biology
Source
Internet Archive
Licence
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