UBC BIOL 200

Fundamentals of Cell Biology

BIOL 200 delves into the structure and function of cells, exploring molecular mechanisms that govern cellular processes. Topics include cell signaling, the cytoskeleton, membrane dynamics, intracellular trafficking, and cell division. This course is a cornerstone for students pursuing advanced studies in biology, biochemistry, and related fields, providing essential knowledge of cellular functions and mechanisms.

Video Samples

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Video Lectures list

Unit 1 and 2(1)
Unit 2(2)
Unit 1 Problem set+Unit 2(first half) problem set
Unit 2(3) and unit 3(1)
Unit 2 PS second half/Unit 3 First half PS
Unit 3(2),3(3)
Remaining unit 3 PS Qs
Midterm 1 prep
Unit 4(1)
Unit 4(2-5)
Remaining of unit 4 and unit 5
Remaining Unit 4 PS questions/Unit 5 PS questions (1)
unit 5 problems(2) and unit 6 concept intermediate filament and microtubule)
Microtubule and actin
actin/7(1) and 7(2) (2hr and 45 min)
7(3)
Review session 1
Review session 2

Our Teaching Philosophy

Clear Explanation of the Content

We break down complex cellular processes into straightforward explanations, ensuring you fully grasp the intricacies of topics like cell signaling and membrane dynamics.

Focus on Understanding Over Memorization

Our teaching emphasizes conceptual mastery, helping you connect cellular mechanisms to broader biological processes and excel in problem-solving.

Problem Set Analysis and Exam Strategies

We thoroughly review all problem set questions, provide detailed explanations, and guide you on how exams are marked. Additionally, we teach you effective strategies to approach and tackle exam questions with confidence.

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