Chapter 1 Introduction to cell biology 1.1 What is cell biology 1.2 The cell theory 1.3 Cell is the basic unit of life 1.4 Diversity of cells 1.5 The prokaryotic cell 1.6 The eukaryotic cell 1.7 Morden cell biology 1.8 The technology of cell biology 1.9 Training the scientists of tomorrowChapter Chemical components of cells 2.1 Chemical bonds 2.2 Organic moleculesChapter Biomembrane and cell surface 3.1 Components and structure of biomembranes 3.2 Plasma membrane 3.3 Transmembrane transport 3.4 Cell junction and adhesion molecules 3.5 Extracellular matrix and cell wallChapter IntraceUular compartments and transport 4.1 Organelles 4.2 Protein sorting inside cell 4.3 Molecular mechanisms of vesicular transport 4.4 Secretory pathways 4.5 Endocytic pathwaysChapter Mitochondria and chloroplasts 5.1 Mitochondria and oxidative phosphorylation 5.2 Chloroplasts and photosynthesis 5.3 The origins of chloroplasts and mitochondriaChapter Cytoskeleton 6.1 Microtubules 6.2 Actin filaments 6.3 Intermediate filamentsChapter 7 Cell communication and signaling 7.1 Signaling molecules and their receptors 7.2 Nitric oxide crosses the plasma membrane and actives intracellular enzymes directly 7.3 Functions of cell surface receptors 7.4 Signal network system 7.5 Cell signaling and the cytoskeleton 7.6 Cell communication in plantsChapter 8 Nucleus and chromosomes 8.1 The nucleus of a eukaryotic cell 8.2 The nuclear envelope 8.3 Structure of the nuclear pore complex and its role in nucleocytoplasmic exchange 8.4 Chromosomes and chromatin 8.5 Nucleolus and ribosome biogenesis 8.6 The nuclear matrixChapter 9 Cell cycle and cell division 9.1 An overview of the cell cycle 9.2 Regulation of the cell cycle 9.3 Cell divisionChapter 10 Cell differentiation 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Cells with potency of differentiation 10.3 Stem cells 10.4 Epigenetic view of cell differentiation 10.5 The major cell differentiation systemsChapter 11 Cell senescence and apoptosis 11.1 Senescence 11.2 Apoptosis 11.3 Senescence versus apoptosisChapter 12 Cells in immune system 12.1 The immune system 12.2 The organs of the immune system 12.3 Innate and adaptive immune systems 12.4 Innate immune system 12.5 Adaptive immune systemChapter 13 Cancer cells 13.1 Basic knowledge about cancer cell 13.2 Carcinogenesis 13.3 The genes involved in cancer 13.4 The genetic and epigenetic changes of cancer 13.5 Diagnosis and treatment of cancerReferencesGlossary
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