'Cell cell contact' presentation slideshows

Carbohydrates

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Universal mechanism of animal development

Universal mechanism of animal development. Gene expression controls 4 essential process. Homologous proteins=functionally interchangeable. Eyeless =Pax-6. Share basic anatomical features. Epidermal cell Gut cells Muscle cells Neuron & sensory cells Gastrulation

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Cell Communication

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Aggregation cultures

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Tumor genetics

Tumor genetics. Minna Thullberg. minna.thullberg@labmed.ki.se. 08-585 87985. Break. Basic concepts of carcinogenesis. Cancer is a disease of the genes. Phenotypes of cancer cells. What is an oncogene. What is a tumor suppressor gene. Inherited versus sporadic cancer.

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Tumor genetics

Tumor genetics. Minna Thullberg. minna.thullberg@labmed.ki.se. 08-585 87985. Break. Basic concepts of carcinogenesis. Cancer is a disease of the genes. Phenotypes of cancer cells. What is an oncogene. What is a tumor suppressor gene. Inherited versus sporadic cancer.

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________ microscope -minimum resolution is - 2 microns ( the size of a small bacterium)

________ microscope -minimum resolution is - 2 microns ( the size of a small bacterium). CHAPTER 6 A TOUR OF THE CELL. Microscopy. For higher resolution- - ____________ microscope -Transmission Electron Microscope -Scanning Electron Microscope. Fig. 6.2. Prokaryotic vs eukaryotic cells.

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B CELL DEVELOPMENT IN THE BONE MARROW

B CELL DEVELOPMENT IN THE BONE MARROW. a. a. O RDERED B -CELL DEVELOPMENT. immature B cell. pre B cell. ANTIGEN RECOGNIZING RECEPTOR H 2 L 2. pro B cell. H-chain + surrogate L-chain SIGNALING RECEPTOR. NO ANTIGEN RECOGNIZING RECEPTOR. Pre-B cell receptor expressed.

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Department of Biochemistry and Bioinformatics

Department of Biochemistry and Bioinformatics. A nalysis of the molecular basis of common and unknown human hereditary hemolytic anemia s R esearch on the structure and function of normal and pathological red blood cell membrane. Department of Biochemistry and Bioinformatics.

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