Cellular Regulation

The overall theme is a consideration of molecular processes that affect normal cell structure and function. Abnormalities, including cancer, are also described.

Course overview

Points

20

Fees

$1299.8 NZD

International fees

$6059.4 NZD

Course offered in

  • Trimester 2

Duration

1 trimester

Prerequisites

BIOL/BMSC 244, 252;

Co-requisites

Restrictions

BIOL 339

Taught by

The School of Biological Sciences

Wellington Faculty of Science

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Course content

This course is delivered using a mix of face-to-face classes and online resources. In person attendance at scheduled times is required for laboratory classes and tests..
 
Lectures for this course will be delivered in person or pre-recorded and recordings of these will be available for students who need to attend remotely. Recordings of lectures will be available for preparation for assessment.
 
If you are unable to attend an in-person component due to exceptional circumstances, you should contact the course coordinator at the first opportunity, explaining your circumstances. Alternative scheduling or alternative assignments may be possible.
 
You can apply for an exemption by e-mail to the Course Coordinator, explaining why your personal circumstances prevent you from turning up for the lab. If your application is approved, the Course Coordinator will provide access to alternative learning and assessment items. The decision of the course coordinator can be appealed by writing to the Interim Associate Dean – Academic (Undergraduate), Polly Stupples (email: polly.stupples@vuw.ac.nz). If we are unable to offer a course component that requires in-person attendance, for example due to a rise in COVID-19 Alert Levels, all students will be exempted from the requirement to attend in-person and alternative learning and assessment activities will be supplied.
 
An exemption or late sitting the test or submitting an assignment/lab report may be given by e-mail to the relevant staff copied to the course coordinator, explaining why your personal circumstances prevent you from doing so at the scheduled time. We do not provide help after the deadline has passed.

Course learning objectives

Students who pass this course will be able to:

  1. Describe how cells communicate and regulate their activity.

  2. Plan and carry out experiments to study cellular regulation.

  3. Analyse and evaluate data from experiments and research related to cellular regulations.

  4. Synthesise complex information about cellular regulation and communicate it to a varied audience (written and orally).

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The Use of Te Reo Māori for Assessment Policy

Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington values te reo Māori. Students who wish to submit any of their assessments in te reo Māori must refer to The Use of Te Reo Māori for Assessment Policy - PDF 134kb

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