Cell Cycle & Regulation, Mitosis, Cyclins, RB, P53 & Tumor Suppressors (USMLE Esssentials)

In this video we will go over everything you need to know regarding the cell cycle, regulation of the cell cycle, mitosis, retinoblastoma (RB), p53 gene, and tumor suppressors for the USMLE Step 1, genetics portion. Specifically we will talk about the different parts of the cell cycle including mitosis and interphase. We will talk about the individual steps of mitosis as well as interphase. We will also discuss the importance of the cell cycle checkpoints and the regulation of the cell cycle. We will continue out discussion with cyclins, cyclin dependent kinases, and their role in regulating the cell cycle. We will finish off with a discussion of the tumor suppressor genes, retinoblastoma gene and p53, their function, and their role in cancer.
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It is CDKs, not CKDs as you keep saying. I really liked your lecture though, and I am sure it will help me on my AP Bio exam tomorrow.

[@naghamabousamra1136]

thanks for this Efforts , I spent a lot of time to understand the lecture and for seventeen minutes I understood everything

[@carlarebecalainezcasal4744]

Hello, I am Rebeca, IMG from Ecuador, trying to move my career to United States, currently preparing for Step 1.
I have been struggling with this topic for so long, but your practical explanation have made me grasp this content so well. This lecture just made me understand a lot of concepts in pathology/ oncology. Thank you!

[@mandyperez4269]

Thank you for that amazing explanation!

[@georgereese2066]

Outstanding lecture!!!!

[@danjbro]

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Beautiful lecture. Most of it was known to me. Just 2-3 precious sentences cleared all my doubts. Thanks friend !

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[@zeynepsarca1154]

Thanks very much for the amazing explanation!
Could you please share the lecture notes, too? The website link you mentioned in the description doesn't seem to be working.

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Is it complete course ? or just one section ?

[@tobil4474]

Cyclin Dependent Kinase = CDK not Ckd

[@pritomc4788]

CKDs?

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[@kingtv2828]

It was a great lecture at all except the pronunciation of CDKs but it was not a big deal, I get it.

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[@TangkamCornerUK]

cdks

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[@michaellevis2514]

umm u keep saying CKD but actually it's CDK. CKD is chronic kidney disease 😃

[@WhirlwindHeatAndFlash]

Med Ace: CKD: CyCLin dEpENdENt KinAseEE

[@zoubidazoubida1932]

the sound is not good I am quite disappointed

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