BIOL130 (BIOL130)

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. Unit 2A is about thermodynamics and catalysts. The main topics in this unit include energy transfer in living organisms, Gibbs free energy, coupled reactions, activated carrier molecules, and enzymes as catalysts. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the slides as well as textbook information.

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. Unit 1 talks about biochemistry and its connection with cell biology. The main topics in this unit include atoms, chemical bonds, functional groups, macromolecules, DNA, RNA, and lipids. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the slides as well as textbook information.

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. Unit 0 talks about the beginning of cells, properties, classes of cells, comparing plant and animal cells, and the transportation in and out of the cell. In addition, this summary also includes the theory, facts, and what the scientific methods are about. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the...

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. 7 is about mitosis, meiosis, and the cell cycle. Its focus is on mitosis and meiosis stages, the cell cycle, Cdks, regulation of the cell cycle, errors and apoptosis. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the slides as well as textbook information.

These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the slides as well as textbook information. Unit 6 is about cell communication. The main topics in this unit include methods of communication, surface cell receptors, G-proteins, different classes of surface cell receptors, GPCR, and many pathways where proteins are found. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the slides as well as textbook inf...

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. Unit 5 focuses on intracellular components in cell biology. The main topics in this unit include nuclear import, mitochondrial import, entering the ER, single-pass and multi-pass transmembrane proteins, vesicular transport, secretory pathway, and vesicle docking. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary note...

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. Unit 4 goes in depth about biology membranes. It focuses on membrane lipids, fluidity, Tm, epithelium, membrane synthesis, membrane transport, osmosis, ion channels, and pumps. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the slides as well as textbook information.

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. Unit 3b is about translation from RNA to proteins. The main topics in this unit include genetic coding, tRNA, codons, ribosomes, post-translational modifications, and the differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the tests. They are summary notes of the slides as well as textbook informati...

BIOL130 is an introductory course at the University of Waterloo for all biology-related courses. This course is an introduction to cell biology. Unit 3a is about transcription from DNA to RNA. The main topics in this unit include non-template strands, template strands, RNA polymerase, mRNAs, the difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes, errors, and post-transcriptional factors. These study notes were used to help study for the exam and the first test. They are summary notes of the slides as...