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Science in Motion
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2020
I am told that there is a fine line between education & entertainment. Infotainment. I plan to walk that line finely. Passionate Medical Educator, Scientist, Researcher, Science Communicator & digital education enthusiast. Academic at a University. Teach Cancer Sciences to Graduate Students. Also an avid TH-camr. I believe education should be entertaining, engaging & free. I will be covering all things 'medical science' and research related; from cancer and immunology (my special interests) to CAR T cells, coronavirus and HIV, as well as the latest scientific research underpinning these areas. Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? Check it out & please subscribe if you like, so that I can keep making more!👩🏽🔬 #scienceinmotion @ScienceMotioner.
Why Literature Reviews are Important
Literature reviews are a crucial part of the research process. This video explains what a literature review is and why it is important, particularly in the Medical Sciences. More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️. Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion
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Your Research Philosophy
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What is your research philosophy? This video explains the philosophical perspectives and underpinnings of research and why they are important for researchers, particularly in the Medical Sciences. More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! #scienceinmotion #research #philosophy
A Good Research Question
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What makes a good research question? This video explains the elements that form a good research question in the Medical Sciences. More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion
The Research Process
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The research process explained. This video gives and overview and explains the various steps involved in undertaking research in the Medical Sciences. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! #scienceinmotion
What is Research
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What is Research? This video gives an overview of what research is and why research is important, particularly in the Medical Sciences. More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! #scienceinmotion #research #science
How mRNA cancer vaccines work
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How do mRNA cancer vaccines work? Here is the #science. #scienceinmotion #cancer #mRNA
Cell cycle inhibitors - CDK4/6 inhibitors
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - cell cycle inhibitors - CDK4/6 inhibitors. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok - ww...
Androgen synthesis blockade - Abiraterone
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - androgen synthesis blockade - Abiraterone. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok - ww...
Androgen receptor inhibitors
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - anti-androgen therapies. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@scie...
Aromatase inhibitors
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - aromatase inhibitors. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@science...
Estrogen receptor antagonists - Fulvestrant
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - estrogen receptor antagonists - Fulvestrant. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok - ...
Estrogen signaling in breast cancer
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - estrogen receptor signalling. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok - www.tiktok.com/...
Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok...
Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) antagonists
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - Gonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonists. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: TikTok - w...
Selective estrogen receptor modulator - Tamoxifen
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This video discusses the mechanism of action of cancer therapies - selective estrogen receptor modulator - Tamoxifen. #science #cancer #medicine More videos coming soon. Please rate☝️, comment👇, and subscribe☝️ if you like them, so that I can make more! Please send through requests for topics to cover as well. What do you want to learn about? #scienceinmotion Social Check out other socials: Tik...
The Science of Infectious Agents & Cancer
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The Science of Infectious Agents & Cancer
COVID-19 vaccine safety in cancer patients
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COVID-19 vaccine safety in cancer patients
Allergic reactions caused by COVID-19 vaccinations
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Allergic reactions caused by COVID-19 vaccinations
Vaccine safety in the immunocompromised
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Vaccine safety in the immunocompromised
What 90% efficacy in clinical trials means
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What 90% efficacy in clinical trials means
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Aromatase inhibitors exist. So yes.
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Is video accurate? It seems dubious.
The best animation on Aging I've ever seen.
Miraculous body
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what about non genomic
This is way cool.
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Thank you ❤
This AI sounds drunk...hard to understand as she slurs important terms...
Now i know why it's agonist instead of antagonist. Thank you. It makes sense now.
Arguments For Programmed Aging 1. Genetic Regulation: o Evidence shows certain genes influence lifespan and aging processes. For example, the discovery of genes such as FOXO3 and SIR2 that are involved in regulating lifespan supports the idea of programmed aging. o Mutations in these genes can extend or shorten lifespan, suggesting a genetic component to aging. 2. Evolutionary Advantage: o Programmed aging could provide an evolutionary advantage by ensuring older generations do not compete with younger generations for resources. o It can promote the turnover of generations, allowing for faster adaptation to changing environments. 3. Developmental Parallels: o Aging shares similarities with other programmed life processes such as development and puberty, which are tightly regulated by genetic pathways. o The regulated, sequential nature of developmental stages suggests aging could also be genetically programmed. 4. Species-Specific Lifespans: o Different species have remarkably specific lifespans, which may be difficult to explain solely by damage accumulation theories. o The consistency of lifespan within species suggests a genetic control mechanism. 5. Hormonal Influence: o Hormones play a significant role in aging. For example, the reduction of growth hormone and sex hormones with age indicates a regulated decline. o Hormone replacement can affect aging signs and health, suggesting a programmed aspect to their reduction. Arguments Against Programmed Aging 1. Accumulation of Damage: o The accumulation of cellular and molecular damage over time, due to environmental factors and metabolic processes, is a well-supported theory explaining aging. o Damage from free radicals, DNA mutations, and protein misfolding aligns with observed aging patterns.
IMPORTANT Question I'm 52 and no one ever believed it - Is it due to anemia? I've never drank or smoked btw...or sunbathed.
you just need to cast or craft spells that protein or whatever they call it , yeah the rounded one protein to be square....by doing that the internal sel gonna reincarnated through bing bang prosses and that how it can generate immortality...in other words you not gonna get old forever......if you cast to pyramid shape it only preserve but not gonna re-generate big bang....see everyone mistake in here?....skills issue. -:I will try to cast myself first and look how it gonna turn...
Is there a possibility that the government found a ways to synthesize this?
I hope for 60 more years godbless, amen! Grade 10 science taught me less in 4 months
This IS an absolutely amazing video. Brilliant!
Lies lies lies liars.
teachers stop assigning this to your students please i beg you
Positive news are coming from all over the world. All the developing countries are coming up with the vaccines, immuno therapy and medicines.
Very well explained video. Sad but good quality.
When Can i injecte de gonadotrophine !? Please
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Really nice 👍
69 likes!? I can't ruin that!
must say that I have enormous respect for you Dr kanayo Peterson considering the manner in which my wife receive her complete treatment for HIV infection, thanks for coming to my rescue sir.
We can reverse the aging in humans, turn back the clock fountain of youth in real life. I will become a teenager forever in real life. I care Live forever with my family too.
We already proved that humans can't reverse age to teen years. It's in our genes, we can reverse it but we will never be teens again. At least you can be in your 20s again, which is better than being a teen.
Turbo cancers, 17M dead first round... yeah, not aging well...
Seriously....what could go wrong 🎯
Nicely explained
Thanks. Well explained.
Great video!!
interesting channel - would love to collaborate
If you have confidence and do not want to answer in comment box, then send me you email id...i want to see you education level, thinking ability etc...otherwise you will be considered meaningless 😢😢😢
Thanks a lot for this video!
Science is so confusing
"impacts on " AFFECTS
Yes most definitely, I can't understand why when people put limitations and things that somehow becomes more special or precious including life. It's not like you're going to a childish fantasy land after you die and to review your life again like some old video.
Thanks
Sooooo where the hell are they?! We have people dying every day
Still testing, its not an emergency. 7mil died from covid... When 10mil die from cancer every year. 😐
Personalized vaccines (based on a patient's genes) are what you'll see in the next few years. "General" vaccines that target specific cancers (like pancreatic) will take longer
Is this approach really effective? Do you have any study that show the result of this medication? I haven't found any with positive results. Thanks
monarchE in breast cancer. Natalee. They're in combination with aromatase inhibitors.
They do not care ! With allergy or not take it lol
Why do you repeat so many times that aging is unavoidable? Science seems really close to be able to reverse or stop the aging process. Evolution does not care much about aging once you have reproduced, as evolutionary it is more efficient to allow old organisms to die. But does not make aging inevitable or irreversible once we understand the mechanisms.
Love your Channel. The Future Will be morphic Fields and Rife frequencies for help the medicine 💓 due we live in a toxic world . Agrotoxic Destroy our life spam too.
Thanks👍
I'm a scientist and while I think the graphics were helpful, I have to say the the voice over explanation was not very clear.
Cochrane Review January 2023 meta study of 78 RCTs concluded the evidence showed medical/surgical masks and N95/P2 respirators made little to no difference of respiratory virus transmission in the community. Tips for identifying red flags in public health policy discussions: Always beware of any advocate for a particular public health policy that dismisses individual rights, employs appeal to authority logical fallacies in their argument and dismisses counter arguments as "conspiracy theory", and is overly eager to embrace recent research as 'settled science'.
I lift weights all I know is this stuff is strong as a pct