Introductory Biology (MIT)

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MIT

Start Date

September 1, 2018

Fee

$ 0

Multiple days?

No

CEUs avail?

No

Speakers

Prof. Barbara Imperiali • Prof. Adam Martin • Dr. Diviya Ray

Summary

Introductory Biology • MIT Undergraduate class 7.016 | Fall 2018

Need a refresher on biology and biochemistry? Dive into MIT’s free online course, Introductory Biology 7.016, available through MIT OpenCourseWare. This course covers a wide range of essential topics with video lectures and comprehensive readings. Here’s what you’ll learn:

Chemical Bonding and Molecular Interactions
– Lipids and membranes
– Structures of amino acids, peptides, and proteins

Metabolism and Enzymes
– Detailed enzyme function and metabolic pathways

Genetics and Molecular Biology
– DNA replication, transcription, and translation
– Cell division and genetic inheritance

Advanced Topics in Biology
– Recombinant DNA, cloning, and genome sequencing
– Cell signaling, neuron function, and the cell cycle

Immunology and Infectious Diseases
– Diversity and specificity of the immune system
– Bacteria, viruses, and antibiotic resistance

This course offers a comprehensive and engaging learning experience, providing valuable insights for professional nutrition practitioners and clinicians seeking to enhance their understanding of the biochemical foundations of health. This link will take you to all 15 course lecture videos.

The entire course including Syllabus, Calendar, Readings, Lecture Videos, Recitations, and Study Materials is downloadable for free on MIT OpenCourseWare.

Or you can sit back and enjoy all the lecture videos on YouTube.