UBC BIOL 112
Biology of the Cell
BIOL 112 is an introductory course that explores the structure and function of cells, emphasizing the molecular and biochemical principles that govern life processes. Topics include macromolecules, enzyme activity, membrane structure and transport, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, and molecular genetics. This course is essential for students pursuing studies in biological sciences, health sciences, and related fields.
Video Samples
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Modes of tutoring available
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Lecture-recordings
Video Lectures list
- Cell/Bonding/Macromolecules(1)
- Macromolecules(2)/Phospholipid membrane/Membrane transport
- Remaining Unit 1 PS/Membrane Transport/Protein
- Membrane Transport/Protein/Nucleotides
- Nucleotide and Transcription
- Transcription and Translation
- Remaining Translation PS questions/Sample midterm
- Electron Micrograph/Mutation/Operon(1)
- Operon 2
- PCR/Replication/Metabolism (1)
- Metabolism(Glycolysis/Pyruvate processing/Kreb cycle)
- Oxydative Phosphorylation/Photosyntehsis
- Sample Final exam
Our Teaching Philosophy for UBC BIOL 112
Extensive Explanation of Core Concepts
We break down complex topics like cellular respiration and photosynthesis into clear, manageable steps, ensuring a strong foundation in cellular biology.
Focus on Understanding Over Memorization
Our approach emphasizes grasping the principles behind cellular processes, helping you apply your knowledge to problem-solving and exams.
Comprehensive and Efficient Teaching
We teach the material in a streamlined and effective way, giving you more time to focus on practicing and applying the concepts to master the course content.
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