Introductory Biology
One of three parallel introductory biology courses MIT's Biology Department teaches, this version emphasizes twenty-first-century molecular genetics and its use in human health and therapeutic intervention. The Fall 2018 offering, taught by Barbara Imperiali and Adam Martin, posts full lecture videos, recitations, problem sets with solutions, and exams with solution keys, organized around biochemistry, cell biology, and genetics at the molecular level. It carries MIT's Health and Medicine subject tags for cancer and functional genomics alongside standard biology topics like microbiology and virology, so the disease-relevant material gets more airtime than in a purely academic biology survey. The course description on MIT's site explicitly cross-references its sibling courses 7.012, 7.013, and 7.014 if you want a different instructor's take on the same core material.