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Cellular organisation: Organelle structure and function in health and disease

BCH3021

Synopsis

You will develop an advanced understanding of the components, formation, function, and relationships of the organelles and structural elements that make up eukaryotic cells; and will learn how organelle dysfunction can cause disease. You will be introduced to and will apply modern experimental techniques and strategies used to study cells and organelles. You will be guided and encouraged to view the eukaryotic cell as a dynamic, flexible, semi-independent entity in constant contact and communication with the extracellular environment and other cells.

Sourced from the Monash Handbook 2026.

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Credit points
6
Level
3
Audience
Undergraduate
Type
Coursework
School
Faculty of Science
Handbook year
2026

Prerequisites (5)

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Offerings (1)

  • First semesterClayton · ON-CAMPUS

Listed in 2 areas of study

  • BiochemistryLevel 3 units
  • BiochemistryAdvanced biochemistry units