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1. Light microscope image of a cell

2. E/M image of cell

3. Cell fractionation

4. Types of light microscopy

5. Fluorescence microscopy

6. Transmission & scanning electron microscopy

7. The cell & its organelles - composite

8. Nucleus

9. Plasma membrane, cytoskeleton & ECM

10. Rough & smooth endoplasmic reticulum

11. Secretory granules of glandular cell

12. Golgi apparatus

13. Endocytosis

15. Lysosomal function

14. Lysosomal function II

16. Mitochondrion

17. Endomembrane system

18. Endomembrane system II

19. Endomembrane system - movie

20. Mitochondrion

21. Overview of energy metabolism

22. Cellular oxidation of fuels (glucose, etc.)

23. ATP – the cell’s energy currency

24. Uses of ATP in the cell

25. NAD – carrier of high energy electrons

26. Glycolysis

27. Krebs cycle

28. Oxidative phosphorylation

29. Summary of aerobic oxidation

30. Oxidative pathways in cell

31. Fatty acid cycle

32. Urea cycle

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