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Introduction to Pathology

Introduction to Pathology. By Gandi Li Department of Pathology West China Medical School. Where there is love of medicine, there is love of humankind. -- Hippocrates (460-377 BC). The most common diseases in developing countries.

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Growth and differentiation: tissue homeostasis

Growth and differentiation: tissue homeostasis. James Going Pathology, GRI. One organism. Many different tissues Many different cell types Many special functions Things wear out. Self renewal . Some tissues renewed more rapidly than others

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Lecture VI. Making Connections

Lecture VI. Making Connections. Bio 3411 Monday September 14, 2009. T. Woolsey 3802 North Building 362-3601 woolseyt@medicine.wustl.edu. Reading. NEUROSCIENCE: 4 th ed, Chapter 23, pp 577-609. Selected References:.

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Cell to Cell Communication

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Chapter 2 Human Chromosomes DNA content: DNA content of cells (ploidy, cell cycle,life cycle)

Chapter 2 Human Chromosomes DNA content: DNA content of cells (ploidy, cell cycle,life cycle) C (DNA content) = n (haploid number) C for humans = 3.5 x 10 -12 g n = 23 all mammals are diploids In mitosis: 2C (before S phase) -------> 4C (after S phase)

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Levels of Organization and Homeostasis

Levels of Organization and Homeostasis. Cell Specialization. Zygote: fertilized cell (egg + sperm) >200 types of human cells Embryonic stem cells Created during earliest divisions Potential to become any type of cell. Determination. Determination Stem cells commit to a specific type

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CHAPTER 27 Reproduction and Embryonic Development

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The Role of TDAG 51 in Apoptosis

The Role of TDAG 51 in Apoptosis. Yousaf Malik. The Type of Cells Used. Mouse Embryonic Fibroblast (MEF) TDwt (cells containing the TDAG 51 gene) TDko (cells lacking the TDAG 51 gene). What is Apoptosis?.

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Levels of Organization

Levels of Organization. Cell Specialization. Zygote: fertilized cell created by the union of the egg and sperm Embryonic stem cells Created during earliest divisions Potential to become any type of cell Average human: 100 trillion cells Over 200 types of human cells. Determination

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Zoo-352 Principles of genetics Lecture 3 The cell cycle and its checkpoints

Zoo-352 Principles of genetics Lecture 3 The cell cycle and its checkpoints. The cell cycle: The continuity of life depends on cells growing , replicating their genetic material , and then dividing . The cell cycle consists of two major stages :

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