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Richard Spencer’s DNA Boogie! Global Teacher Prize – Video

Posted: Published on February 5th, 2015

Richard Spencer's DNA Boogie! Global Teacher Prize The biology songs and dances Richard has created - a dozen or so - are a fusion of art and science. He started to write biology songs partly to help students remember complicated processes... By: Global Teacher Prize … Continue reading →

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Biology Respiration in Plants part 11 (Krebs cycle: Step 6 to 8) CBSE class 11 XI – Video

Posted: Published on February 5th, 2015

Biology Respiration in Plants part 11 (Krebs cycle: Step 6 to 8) CBSE class 11 XI Biology Respiration in Plants part 11 (Krebs cycle: Step 6 to 8) CBSE class 11 XI. By: ExamFearVideos … Continue reading →

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SSH connection to GenOuest BioInformatics platform from Windows – Video

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SSH connection to GenOuest BioInformatics platform from Windows Tutorial to create a SSH key and connect to the GenOuest platform via SSH from Windows with Putty. By: olivier sallou … Continue reading →

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UI student survives being stranded in Swiss Alps

Posted: Published on February 5th, 2015

A University of Illinois student is recovering in the hospital after being stranded in the Swiss Alps for more than two days. The UI's Department of Bioengineering said one of its students, sophomore Mark Doose, was skiing alone when he became stranded in the cold and snowy landscape for three days and two nights. He was rescued and is being treated for hypothermia, exhaustion and frostbite. Doose's parents have gone to Switzerland to be with their son and tell the UI that he's in good spirits. Doose was in the country as a part of a study abroad trip. ** A massmail sent to UI bioengineering students on Mark Doose: I am writing to share a story about our own Mark Doose, class of 2017, who is abroad this semester. His parents have been posting on Facebook, so some of you have seen his updates already. Mark Doose was skiing in Switzerland during his semester abroad when he went missing. Mark was all alone in the Swiss Alps but managed to survive 3 days and 2 nights in blizzard and zero degree temperatures. He had to trudge through high snow banks for several kilometers, including wading through sometimes deep water, … Continue reading →

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Greys Anatomy Sneak Peek 11.10 – The Bed's Too Big Without You (2) – Video

Posted: Published on February 5th, 2015

Greys Anatomy Sneak Peek 11.10 - The Bed's Too Big Without You (2) "The Bed's Too Big Without You" - April stays optimistic as Arizona begins testing on her baby; Dr. Herman plans out a crash course in fetal surgery; and Owen and Callie encourage each other... By: BlueSky6134 … Continue reading →

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Calculation Anatomy of a wave cont. – Video

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Greys Anatomy season 11, episode 10 recap: The great journey

Posted: Published on February 5th, 2015

Home TV Grey's Anatomy Greys Anatomy season 11, episode 10 recap: The great journey An epic journey is afoot for every doctor in Grey-Sloan Memorial this week on Greys Anatomy season 11, episode 10. Read our recap to find out where they are heading! Swearing on a copy of The Odyssey should have been the first clue that Merediths fun, routine procedure would turn into a seemingly endless adventure on this weeks Greys Anatomy season 11, episode 10. A tumor wrapped around a vein has stretched up around her heart and lungs. Luckily, her and her husband washed up on the shore of the Phaeacians, which include Bailey, Pierce, and Grey. Case of the Week: A Lotus Eater style tumor that forgets it is full of a womans organs and keeps eating and eating. If you dont need the big gun, dont pull it out. For April and Jackson, Dr. Hermans big guns seem a lifetime away as they wait for the results of their exam to determine he strain of the disease their baby is battling. Worst case, Type 2, the baby lives a possible 18 months on ventilators and feeding tubes with bones that could shatter during a … Continue reading →

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Tonight on Greys Anatomy season 11, episode 10, teamwork makes the dream work

Posted: Published on February 5th, 2015

Home TV Grey's Anatomy Tonight on Greys Anatomy season 11, episode 10, teamwork makes the dream work Tonights all new Greys Anatomy season 11, episode 10, puts grudges to rest as the doctors come together to help a patient. Tensions are flaring on Greys Anatomy season 11. Alex and Bailey are working around the board seat sized elephant in the room. Now that Alex has earned the respect that comes with an attending position, the two must reestablish their working relationship. Meredith not only has her marriage to worry about, but another estranged sister is causing waves at the hospital. And Callie and Arizona may finally be held to their separate ends of the hospital, but romantic tensions from outside the relationship are right around the corner. April and Jackson fought valiantly through a twelve hour shift before tabling their strength and taking a look at their future head on. Besides preparing to help April and Jackson through their babys diagnosis, Arizona is thrown into Dr. Hermans path of recovery. After stealing her scans, Arizona convinces Dr. Herman that Amelia Shepherd is her one final shot at hope. However, Dr. Herman will not consent to surgery until the tumor crosses … Continue reading →

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Mesenchymal Stem Cells – R&D Systems – Tools for Cell …

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Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are adult stem cells traditionally found in the bone marrow. However, mesenchymal stem cells can also be isolated from other tissues including cord blood, peripheral blood, fallopian tube, and fetal liver and lung. Multipotent stem cells, MSCs differentiate to form adipocytes, cartilage, bone, tendons, muscle, and skin. Mesenchymal stem cells are a distinct entity to the mesenchyme, embryonic connective tissue which is derived from the mesoderm and differentiates to form hematopoietic stem cells. Morphologically, mesenchymal stem cells have long thin cell bodies with a large nucleus. As with other stem cell types, MSCs have a high capacity for self renewal while maintaining multipotency. Thus, mesenchymal stem cells have enormous therapeutic potential for tissue repair. MSCs have been shown to be capable of differentiating into multiple cell types including adipocytes, chondrocytes, osteocytes, and cardiomyocytes. R&D Systems offers products designed to identify the progression of MSCs into osteogenic, adipogenic, muscular, and chondrogenic lineages. Read the rest here: Mesenchymal Stem Cells - R&D Systems - Tools for Cell ... … Continue reading →

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Mesenchymal stem cells | Stem Cells Freak

Posted: Published on February 5th, 2015

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), are multipotent stem cells with the capacity to differentiate into a variety of somatic cells, mainly the ones of the skeletal tissue.MSCs have long thin cell bodies with a large and roundnucleus. Their are multipotent in nature and are thus categorised as adult stem cells. They are also known as multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells They were first described in 1924 by Alexander Maximow, a Russian-American scientist who identified a precursor cell in the mesenchyme that differentiates into many blood cell types. MSCs research and clinical applications Many researchers believe that MSCs are promising candidates in the following fields: Bone cartilage repair and regeneration MSCs mainly differentiate into osteoblasts and chondrocytes, so the first obvious application is the treatment of skeletal and chondral (cartilage) defects. This is especially true for cartilage defects which are one of the most difficult problems doctors have yet to solve. Even a small and asymptomatic cartilage defect has the potential to lead intodebilitating arthritis. Some major breakthroughs in this field are: Heart and blood vessel repair Inflammatory and autoimmune diseases MSCs had also shown some early success for inflammatory diseases (e.g. inflammatory bowel disease), but later findings revealed that other methods like … Continue reading →

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