Give an introduction to the elements of necessary biology to understand techniques and instrumentation used in the field of biomedical instrumentation and engineering.
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| Lecture 1 | Introduction to biology (3h) : Biomolecules, Protein structure and function |
| Lecture 2&3 | Elements of eukaryotic cells (6h) : Transcription/translation/plasma membrane, Cytoskeleton/energy/replication/transport |
| Lecture 4 to 6 | Cells Types and tissue organization (9h): structure of tissue, cell signaling, cell types (neurons, epithelial cells, connective tissue, muscle cells, immune system), cancer |
| Lab 7 to 10 | Cell biology and microscopy (12h): Tissue culture basics, fluorescent imaging, organelle imaging, transfection/electroporation, live-cell measurement of Ca2+ ions, membrane potential and cell viability. |