Lectures related to Transport protein

Explores the structure and function of proteins, essential for life.

Explores drug absorption, distribution, and clinical implications, focusing on salicylate poisoning and drug trapping in lysosomes.

Introduces transport phenomena, covering diffusion and thermal conduction in daily life.

Covers the introduction to transport phenomena, diffusion, and thermal conduction in daily life.

Explores cell wall structures, membrane proteins, transport mechanisms, motility, and chemotaxis in prokaryotic cells.

Covers the electrical properties of neurons, focusing on ion transport mechanisms and their role in generating electrical signals.

Explores Gaussian solutions for the diffusion equation, ecological models, and morphogen gradients in biological systems.

Explores the structure, function, and mechanisms of proteins, enzymes, motor proteins, transport proteins, and ion channels in cellular processes.

Explores the transport mechanisms of the Malaria Parasite in the Red Blood Cell, focusing on protein export, nutrient import, and lipid transport.

By Sebastian Hiller explores the dynamic interactions between molecular chaperones and client proteins at an atomic resolution.

Delves into organelles dynamics, emphasizing mitochondria and lipid droplets interactions and innovative imaging techniques.

Explores biophysics, focusing on physical principles in cellular systems and the nature of living systems, cells, and bacteria.

Covers the structure, function, and engineering of proteins, emphasizing their biological significance and applications in biotechnology.

Covers the role of ion channels in biological processes, from bacterial resistance to neuronal signaling and pain modulation.

Covers the mechanisms of protein degradation, including the roles of the proteasome and autophagy in regulating protein function.

Explores the Nobel Prize-winning research on cell transport mechanisms and vesicle formation.