SFU MBB 321
Key metabolic pathways and their regulation
MBB 321 – Intermediary Metabolism is a focused upper-level course that delves into the core chemistry of life by exploring major anabolic and catabolic metabolic pathways—including enzymes, intermediates, and mechanisms of regulation—and examining how their integration supports cellular homeostasis and contributes to human health and disease.
Video Samples
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Video Lectures list
- Lecture 2-3
- Lecture 3-5
- Lecture 5, (Extensive discussion of Cyclical Carbohydrates, Alpha/Beta Configuration/Reducing carbohydrates
- Lecture 5,6,7
- Lecture 7-10
- Lecture 10-11
- Lecture 11-12-14
- Lecture 15-16-17
- Lecture 17-18
- Lecture 20-21
- Lecture 22-23-24
Our Teaching Philosophy for MICB 211
Extensive Explanation
We break down complex biological concepts into simple, understandable steps, ensuring you fully grasp the material.
Focus on Understanding Over Memorization
Everyday Examples and Summarized Lectures
By using relatable, everyday scenarios and summarizing content into short, focused lectures, we help you save time in your studying while connecting the material to your personal experiences.
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