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HUBI 3004

Cellular Signaling

Undergraduate

provides a comprehensive overview of how cellular function adapts to changes in the environment, how this relates to human disease, and examples of how nutrients, therapeutic and illicit drugs, and Indigenous medicines interact with signalling cascades. The impact of intracellular signalling on survival, differentiation, and other cellular outputs will be covered. These include, but are not limited to, mineral and vitamin signalling, cytokine and chemokine signalling, gaseous signalling molecules, cyclin-dependent kinases, and receptor signalling pathways.

Prerequisites & course information

CR: Biochemistry 3108 PR: HUBI 2001 (or Biochemistry 2201 or the former 2101) or Pharmacy 2004 (or the former Pharmacy 3110), HUBI 2004 (or Biochemistry 2200 )

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