101. Biology Tutorials The study of cell biology involves looking at the ways in which a biological This tutorial introduces the basics of cell biology for a basic yet broad http://www.biology-online.org/tutorials/1_cell_biology.htm

Forum Tutorials Dictionary Directory Cell Biology Tutorial Biological Cell Introduction Looking at the basic structure and function of a cell, how materials are transported and the various organelles that can be found within a biological cell. ATP and ADP Biological energy in its low and high energy state, Adenosine Diphosphate and Adenosine Triphosphate respectively; this page elaborates in regards to this energy. Cell Respiration How ATP is made via cell respiration, looking at the cell organelles involved, and the process of glycolysis, the Kreb's cycle and the cytochrome system for hydrogen. Photosynthesis - Photolysis and Carbon Fixation Looking at how autotrophic organisms can synthesize food from inorganic compounds and light, involving the photolysis of water (photochemical stage) and carbon fixation stage (Calvin cycle) A look at DNA, the building blocks of life as we know it from a biological point of view. This tutorial page looks at its importance, its structure and how it is replicated and passed on to new cells and eventually new generations. Protein Synthesis A look at how proteins are made in a cell, initially deriving from a DNA template, moving to mRNA and eventually tRNA...

102. Biological Cell Introduction Introduction to cell biology as part of a wider tutorial in biology.. The continuing cell biology tutorial elaborates on the concepts mentioned here, http://www.biology-online.org/1/1_cell.htm

Forum Tutorials Dictionary Directory The Biological Cell It only takes one biological cell to create an organism. In fact, there are countless species of single celled organisms, and indeed multi-cellular organisms like ourselves. A single cell is able to keep itself functional by owning a series of ' miniature machines ' known as organelles . The following list looks at some of these organelles and other characteristics typical of a fully functioning cell. The italic links for each lead to an extra description in the dictionary, as do all similar links in the tutorials; Mitochondrion An important cell organelle involved in respiration Cytoplasm A fluid surrounding the contents of a cell and forms a vacuole Golgi Apparatus The processing area for the creation of a glycoprotein Endoplasmic Reticulum An important organelle heavily involved in protein synthesis. Vesicles Packages of substances that are to be used in the cell or secreted by it. Nucleus The "brain" of a cell containing genetic information that determines every natural process within an organism. Cell Membrane Also known as a plasma membrane, this outer layer of a cell assists in the movement of molecules in and out the cell plays both a structural and protective role

103. Virtual Text Life Sciences Textbooks On The WWW Online biology textbooks in genetics, molecular and cellular biology. http://www.ergito.com/

104. Micro And Cell Biology journal cell Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts (US). Journal of cell biology -Rockefeller Univ. Press (US). Molecular biology of the cell - Online http://www.mic.ki.se/Micro.html

search search staff sitemap ABOUT KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET ... Microbiology and Immunology [text book] - Univ of South Carolina of Medicine (US) Hypertextbook: Cell Biology [educ.] - MIT (US) Microbiology Textbook K Todar ] - Univ of Wisconsin-Madison (US) Medical Microbiology textbook S Baron ] - via NLM (US) Medical Microbiology at the Univ. of Cape Town (ZA) Fundamentals of Microbiology RE Hurlbert ] - Washington State Univ. (US) A Microbiology Education Library [registration/subscription required] - American Soc of Microbiology An online companion study guide to Biology of Microorganisms , 8th ed., [ Madigan, Martinko, Parker Medical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases department at Univ of Florida (US) MicroWeb - Mt Sinai Hosp./Toronto Med. Lab. (CA) The American Society for Microbiology including a collection of reports from their Critical Issues Colloquia and the MicrobeWorld Medical Microbiology N Chamberlain ] - Kirksville Coll. (US) Specialty Laboratories [info about lab tests] - (US) Inside the Cell [several chapters; see left margin] - NIGMS/NIH (US) The Cell Cycle - Medical Study Guides, Univ of Kansas (US)

105. CellPress Online Current biology 9 Aug, 2005 cell Press announces the launch of its AffiliatedSubscription Program, which will provide a free cell personal print http://www.cellpress.com/

Tuesday 20 September 2005 Recent Issues Announcements Disrupting reconsolidation of drug memories reduces cocaine seeking behavior Maladaptive memories that associate environmental stimuli with the effects of drugs of abuse are known to be a major cause of relapse to, and persistence of, a drug addictive habit. Here, Lee et al. show that knocking down Zif268 protein in the amygdala during re-exposure to a cocaine-associated stimulus abolishes the subsequent ability of that stimulus to act as a conditioned reinforcer and thereby support the learning of a new drug-seeking response. Therefore, drug memories undergo reconsolidation, and this reconsolidation process can be disrupted to reduce the impact of drug cues on drug seeking. Click here to view the full-text article. Click here to view the entire contents of the September 15 issue of Neuron Cell Affiliated Subscription Program Cell Press announces the launch of its Affiliated Subscription Program, which will provide a free Cell Cell For more information, click

106. UC Davis School Of Medicine - Cell Biology And Human Anatomy Research in the Department of cell biology and Human Anatomy addresses fundamentalquestions in reproductive and developmental biology, immunology, http://som.ucdavis.edu/departments/anatomy/

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107. Anatomy And Cell Biology Anatomy cell biology Department Honors Student Achievements. The Department ofAnatomy and cell biology held its annual student awards ceremony and http://www.anatomy.uiowa.edu/

Lisa Lee Successfully Passed Her Ph.D. Examination Lisa Lee successfully passed her Ph.D. examination on Monday, August 22, 2005, in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology. Her thesis title was "Biological implications of Human Melanoma Cell Plasticity". Members of her thesis committee were Mary Hendrix (chair), Paul Heidger, Robert Tomanek, Robert Cornell and David Lubaroff. Lisa's research focused on three principal areas, the first being the cellular plasticity exhibited by highly aggressive melanomas, and the molecular mechanisms underlying their highly invasive behavior. Also explored were the role of aggressive melanoma tumor cells in "vasculogenic mimicry" in tumors; the fate of malignant melanoma cells transplanted into zebrafish embryos; and the potential of the zebrafish as a new model system for studying tumor cell plasticity. This latter work was published in the August 2005 issue of Developmental Dynamics (vol. 233:1560-90)." Lisa has recently accepted a faculty appointment at Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois. Congratulations, Lisa!

108. The Virtual Cell Textbook - Cell Biology Chapter Three cell biology. This verion last updated Oct. 17th, 1999 (Versionnumbers 10 17 99 3ch2 3chi2). Introduction. (Under Construction. http://personal.tmlp.com/Jimr57/textbook/chapter3/chapter3.htm

Chapter Three: Cell Biology This verion last updated: Oct. 17th, 1999 (Version numbers: Introduction (Under Construction. Links will be added.) In this chapter we will be investigating the parts of a typical cell. Check out the cell above. Like all cells it has three main areas: The cell membrane, the cytoplasm, and the nucleus. You can investigate any one of these areas. If you know nothing about the structure of the cell it would probably be smart to go through the pages in the order presented. (just like you would read your regular text book). If you are looking for a particular topic go to the index below and click directly on that topic. Table of Contents Next Page The parts of the cell. Structure and function The cell membrane Its general structure Phospholipids Proteins ... Cilia and flagella var site="sm2RoscoeChapter3"

109. Welcome To The UCONN MCB Department Univ. of Conn. Molecular and cell biology Home Page Providing links to Departmentalfaculty and research; Graduate Student resources; Undergraduate Student http://www.mcb.uconn.edu/

110. UNSW Cell Biology cell biology is a relatively new Science topic which looks at the biological Our knowledge of cell biology is very dynamic, rapidly changing with new http://cellbiology.med.unsw.edu.au/

UNSW Cell Biology Welcome to Cell Biology! Version 1.4 This site is designed to help your understand basic concepts in Cell Biology. Introduction Cell Biology is a relatively new Science topic which looks at the biological world with the "Cell" as our core concept. It blends topics such as genetics, biochemistry, histology and development together. Our knowledge of Cell Biology is very dynamic, rapidly changing with new discoveries, therefore some of the information this site may already be out of date. There are many different ways in which you can explore Cell Biology on this site. The links below will take you to a starting point depending on your interest. Please note that initially only the Medicine component is being developed and available online.The entire site is available on CD and is for Educational purposes only. Science University undergraduate level topic coverage. Medicine University undergraduate level topic coverage with clinical considerations. Cell Structured map of the topic by cell components.

111. Cell Biology - Wikibooks This is a copy of the cell biology textbook started by Mark Dalton on the Universityof Minnesota website. Reference it there and help start porting it over http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cell_Biology

Cell Biology From Wikibooks This is a copy of the cell biology textbook started by Mark Dalton on the University of Minnesota website. Reference it there and help start porting it over here. Note: The Course is licensed under the GNU FDL license. "The GNU Free Documentation License is a form of copyleft intended for use on a manual, textbook or other document to assure everyone the effective freedom to copy and redistribute it, with or without modifications, either commercially or noncommercially." ( source Keratin in epithelial cells edit Contents Introduction Size of cells What is a cell? What is the difference between elements? What is living? ... What is interesting about cell biology? Types of cells Prokaryotes Bacteria Eukaryotes Unique Properties of Plant Cells Parts of the cell Membranes Organelles Genetic material Energy supply (chloroplasts and mitochondria) Cell division Cell cycle Meiosis Mitosis Genes Expression Translation edit Resources Wikipedia: Cell Cell biology Cell biology category at wikipedia Wikiversity:Cell_Biology online course. Cooper textbook The Cell (online) Lodish textbook Molecular Cell Biology (online) Alberts textbook Molecular Biology of the Cell (online) CellsAlive animations The History of Cell Biology UCMP glossary Cell biology:Authors Cell Biology Introduction Types of cells Parts of the cell Cell division ... Gene expression and translation Retrieved from " http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cell_Biology

112. Cosmological Cell Biology A contribution to the development of cell biology from a cosmological In hislectures on the teaching of cell biology in the upper grades of the waldorf http://hem.passagen.se/thebee/SCIENCE/cosmcell.htm

COSMOLOGICAL CELL BIOLOGY? In his lectures on the teaching of cell biology in the upper grades of the waldorf schools, Rudolf Steiner suggested that cell biology be described from a cosmological perspective. Cell structures In his course on the relation of the different sciences to astronomy , when talking of cells, he mainly points to the cell as a cosmos and the inner relation between structures in the cell and structures in the solar system (solar systems) (first lecture). Not so much was known in his days as today about the subtle and intricate inner structures of the cell. Much more can surely be developed in this field today. Cell biographies - cell cycles Another perspective is however the temporal perspective on the life of the cell. Here, I feel, it it much easier to come to an understanding and picture of the development of cells as a mirror of the development of cosmos. If you look at the cell cycle with its interphase and its division stages (mitosis and meiosis), it is difficult not to feel enjoyment at the beauty of its inner order. This is clear in a number of aspects for interphase and mitosis. I have not worked on with meiosis yet. THE PERSPECTIVE OF ISOLATED STAGES This is the way one part of the life cycle of an animal cell; mitosis, rather normally is depicted in biology books. The picture is taken from "Cell and Molecular Biology" by Robertis and Robertis (1979, p 384). The accompanying text describes the stages depicted in its details.

113. Cell Culture Media And Cell Research By Celartia cell culture media cell biology products and cell biology research from A scientist that has devoted more than thirty years to cell biology and medical http://www.celartia.com/

Home Contact Site Map COMPANY ... ORDERING COMPANY Welcome Our Company's Mission News and Events Distributors ... COMPANY Welcome to Our Website Celartia - Transforming the Art of Cell Culture into Scientific Technology - Welcome A scientist that has devoted more than thirty years to cell biology and medical research conceived of a company devoted to creating progressive tools and procedures for culturing cells and their byproducts. That scientist made his idea become reality in the form of Celartia. Using an in-depth knowledge of research methodology and an understanding of the industrial and medical needs for cultured cells, Celartia scientists concentrate their efforts in cell biology, and more specifically, creating cutting-edge tools and procedures for culturing cells in the most scientific, consistent, and efficient manner. Cutting-edge research scientists and medical professionals are using Celartia products to discover and develop the next generation of beneficial cell products. Cells were first used in the 1930s. Now, in the 21st century, cells are used as laboratories for biological research, as factories of desired molecules, and as keystones of tissue repair and tissue engineering. Today’s profound knowledge of cell biology allows researchers to better comprehend genetics and the foundations of life. That knowledge base and the efficiency with which cells may be cultured using Celartia products will yield tremendous gains in a myriad of fields. Scientists, medical doctors, and other professionals that rely on cells to achieve results in their work use Celartia products to improve their efficiency, consistency, and accuracy of their cell culturing. We are glad you decided to visit our website and look forward to hearing any comments or suggestions you may have about our products, website, cell culture information, or any related topic.

114. Department Of Molecular And Cellular Biology, Harvard University Includes information about faculty, undergraduate and graduate programs, corporateassociates, lecture series and news. http://www.mcb.harvard.edu/

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115. Graduate Program In Cell And Molecular Biology (CMB) - Interdepartmental Program Interdepartmental Program in cell and Molecular biology Home Page. GraduateProgram in cell and Molecular biology (CMB) http://www.bcm.edu/cmb/

Baylor College of Medicine, Houston Texas CMB BCM Home BCM Centers BCM Departments Find a BCM Person ... Giving Houston, Texas Search: Interdepartmental Program in Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program in Cell and Molecular Biology (CMB) What's Unique About CMB? Every good graduate program in the U.S. incorporates the same three features: 1) challenging coursework during the first year; 2) great labs from which to choose your thesis lab; and 3) supervision and support throughout your thesis research. We ensure that the CMB program excels in all three of these areas. We are very selective in who becomes a CMB faculty member, only choosing those faculty who have strong research programs and who are committed to mentoring and educating graduate students. And, we are lucky to be able to partake of the Graduate School's excellent first-year Core Curriculum while at the same time allowing you flexibility to pursue your interests with our flexible required courses. We also emphasize an additional critical component, which is faculty-student interaction. With a class size of only 10 to 12 first-year students, this ensures a level of interaction between faculty and students that cannot always be achieved in larger graduate programs. This small class size ensures that students get individual attention from faculty during their first year, even before they join thesis labs. Two CMB Co-Directors serve as academic advisors, meeting individually with students to recommend courses based on interests and past courses and help evaluate lab rotations. All five Co-Directors teach in the Directors' Course involving only the first-year class. Other CMB faculty members are often involved in team teaching in the course providing ample opportunity to interact closely with individual faculty.

116. Elsevier.com - Trends In Cell Biology Trends in cell biology is among the leading review journals in molecular and cell In addition to Reviews, Trends in cell biology publishes Opinion and http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/cws_home/422552

Home Site map Regional Sites Advanced Product Search ... Trends in Cell Biology Journal information Product description Editorial board Audience Abstracting/indexing For Authors Guide for authors Subscription information Bibliographic and ordering information Conditions of sale Journal related information Most downloaded articles Other journals in same subject area About Elsevier Select your view TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY Editor: K. Giles See editorial board for all editors information Description Trends in Cell Biology is among the leading review journals in molecular and cell biology (Impact Factor 19.6; ISI 2003). Review articles published each month monitor the breath and depth of current research in cell biology, reporting on new developments as they happen and integrating methods, disciplines and principles. All articles are commissioned from leading scientists and then subjected to stringent peer-review, ensuring balance and accuracy. In addition to Reviews, Trends in Cell Biology publishes Opinion and Research Focus articles. Opinion articles follow trends and innovative ideas whilst the Update section is designed to highlight recent advances in a particular research field providing insight on the implications of the new developments as well as future perspectives and directions.

117. Cell Biology WWW Resources Virtual cell http//www.life.uiuc.edu/plantbio/cell/ This web site contains avirtual interactive cell. biology teachers and students will enjoy cutting and http://www.ncsu.edu/sciencejunction/terminal/imse/lowres/1/cellbiology.htm

Selected Cell Biology Web Sites Dictionary of Cell Biology http://www.mblab.gla.ac.uk/~julian/Dict.html This is an on-line dictionary for biology that works like a key-word search engine. A good resource for biology teachers and students. Molecular Expressions: Image from the Microscope http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/index.html Molecular Expressions contains an incredible photo gallery of all kinds of "science stuff" taken from various microscopes. This unique graphics gallery can be used by all science teachers to liven up a class. Virtual Cell http://www.life.uiuc.edu/plantbio/cell/ This web site contains a virtual interactive cell. Biology teachers and students will enjoy cutting and zooming in on the different layers and organelles of the cell. Lots of information and quicktime movies. DLC-ME: The Microbe Zoo http://commtechlab.msu.edu/CTLprojects/dlc-me/zoo/ If you are interested in learning about microbes that are in the food you eat, in outer space, in the ground, oceans, or atmosphere, then you must check out this awesome site. A great resource for all students to learn some neat things in a fun, interactive environment. (You will have to use the "Go" pull-down menu to return to Science Junction.) Microbiology Resources for Students http://www.asmusa.org/edusrc/edu2.htm

118. ETH Zurich - Institute Of Cell Biology Welcome to the Institute of cell biology (ICB), at the Life Science CampusHönggerberg of ETH Zurich. The ICB is hosting a broad range of research, http://www.cell.biol.ethz.ch/

About Us People Contact Sitemap ... Help Search Contact Location Help Research ... Institute of Cell Biology Institute of Cell Biology Job opportunities Research Groups Hans-Dietmar Beer Christian Frei Wilhelm Krek Ned Mantei ... Emeriti / former Members Organisation Chairman of the Institute Structure of ICB Staff Contact us Welcome to the Institute of Cell Biology (ICB), at the Life Science Campus H¶nggerberg of ETH Zurich. The ICB is hosting a broad range of research, education, and cross-disciplinary programs in basic and biomedical research. The scientific questions explored at ICB span a wide range of topics in cell biology and molecular physiology, with a particular emphasis on questions of how animals develop and function, and on exploring the molecular mechanisms of human health and disease. The Institute is also providing a dynamic and up-to-date teaching program that attracts superb students from all areas of the globe and educates them in both traditional and interdisciplinary fields of biology. Intellectual life at ICB is being further enriched through the participation of Institute members in new interdisciplinary centers at ETH Zurich, such as the NCCR Neuro, the BEST Cluster for Bioengineering, the Competence Center for Systems Physiology and Metabolic Disease and SystemsX. Join us and find out, what makes the ICB an exciting place to learn, teach and work!

119. Institute Of Biochemistry And Molecular Cell Biology Department of Biochemistry Department of Molecular cell biology. http://www.univie.ac.at/ibmz/

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120. Beta Cell Biology Consortium The Beta cell biology Consortium is a NIDDKfunded program to intensify investigatorresearch in the area of beta cell biology in an effort to find a cure http://www.betacell.org/

Home News and Information Catalogs Research Tools ... About Us Your Account Welcome Guest Login Create Account Browse Catalogs Antibodies Microarrays Mice Research Tools EpConDB Information About Us Investigators Publications Health ... About this image Welcome to the Beta Cell Biology Consortium The mission of the Beta Cell Biology Consortium (BCBC) is to facilitate interdisciplinary approaches that will advance our understanding of pancreatic islet development and function with the long-term goal of developing a cell-based therapy for insulin delivery. Meet the BCBC research investigators , explore our catalogs and research tools , or browse our site map Sep. 19, 2005 Neurogenin-3 Monoclonal Antibody Now Available to the Public New Aug. 16, 2005 Mouse PromoterChip BCBC-5A Available Jun. 15, 2005 NIDDK Announces Successful Applicants for BCBC Participation May. 31, 2005 New release of the EPConDB resource Apr. 04, 2005 EPConDB and T1DBase to join forces Latest Antibodies Science Perspectives Login to view more anti- Oct. 06, 2004

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