Cell transport
How cells move cargo across membranes and between compartments.
6 problemsCells, genes, and the mechanisms that organize living systems.
How cells move cargo across membranes and between compartments.
6 problemsThe coordination of cell size, DNA copying, and chromosome separation.
3 problemsGenomes, inheritance, and changes in genetic information.
13 problemsFrom the first living systems to complex cells and multicellular organisms, explore several transitions in life’s history.
10 problemsHow do genomes and regulatory systems shape traits, reliable development, and repair?
32 problemsMolecular traffic, cell machinery, patterned shells and signals between cells.
14 problemsCells change, tissues lose resilience and organs age at different rates. Which changes drive the others, and how do they become a whole-body process?
Complex cells with nuclei descended from simpler ancestors. How did their internal compartments, mitochondria, and distinctive cellular organization come together?
Sleep is essential, but why do its benefits require a state in which an animal becomes less responsive to its surroundings?
Cells have repeatedly evolved into organisms that live and reproduce together. What turns a group of cells into a coherent evolutionary individual?
Some lineages keep the same sex chromosomes for vast spans of time; others replace them repeatedly. Why do their evolutionary paths differ so much?
Neural activity carries information, but which aspects of that activity does the brain actually use? A pattern readable by an analyst need not be the pattern used for behavior.