This course introduces the fundamental principles of cytology, covering a range of topics from microscopy techniques to cell division and cytogenetics. Students will explore the structure and function of cells, including cell cycle control, growth, and differentiation. The course also delves into developmental cell biology and reproduction, providing a comprehensive understanding of cellular processes and their significance in living organisms.
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Basic Biology
General Chemistry
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A structured 13-week journey through the course content
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Create detailed diagrams illustrating the stages of mitosis and meiosis, labeling key structures and events.
Develop flashcards for each microscopy technique, including its principle, advantages, and disadvantages.
Practice solving problems related to the resolving power of microscopes using the provided equations.
Create concept maps linking the different phases of the cell cycle and the regulatory mechanisms involved.
Review the key events in human fetal development, focusing on the critical milestones in each trimester.
Form study groups to discuss complex topics such as cytogenetics and molecular cell biology.
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