UNDERSTAND THE CELL CYCLE, CELL SIGNALING & DISEASE
Many diseases, including cancer, trace back to problems in how cells divide and communicate. In one concise video, Dr. Roger Seheult reviews the highlights of the cell cycle and cell signaling, and shows how problems in each can lead to disease.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
Medical, nursing, and health science students, and clinicians reviewing the basic science behind disease.
WHO IS THE INSTRUCTOR?
Dr. Roger Seheult, MD, is quadruple board certified in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, critical care, and sleep medicine. He is trusted by universities, clinicians, and medical learners worldwide for his ability to illustrate complex topics so they are understood, not memorized.
Clear understanding leads to confident clinical decisions and reduces information overload.
WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE IN THIS COURSE:
- The highlights of the cell cycle
- How cells signal one another
- How breakdowns in these pathways can result in disease
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Course Contents:
- Cell Cycle, Cell Signaling, and Disease Explained Clearly
Featured reviews
William Gulledge
I'm a neurologist (an old one) and virtually 100% was new information to me. Very informative; makes me want to go further.
Andi Chapman
This made it so easy to understand why certain medications are effective! Awesome! Where were you when I was in nursing school!
Elizabeth Bass
Totally helping me with my pathophysiology class. Super clearly explained!
Raymond Kordonowy
Good review which as advertised shows connections of therapies with biology learned awhile back. Fun, concise and informative.
Richard McCreary, MD
They didn't teach this when I was in medical school in the 60's.
Rebekah Tourian
Very interesting content. Helps me understand how some cancer medications work.
Yair Grinberg
Great overview. Very interesting. You gave just the right amount of detail to remember the principles.
Tim Gauthier
Solid review of cell cycling and treatments that target cell replication.
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CYNTHIA GESOTTI, RN
Please do one of these, but focusing on new novel agents in oncology. :)
MAUREEN MCSHANE, MD
Great lecturer. Makes a complicated topic easy to understand
LYNN PARKER, NP
succinct and well explained. what I got out of this is that if able to block these receptors, can prevent uncontrolled cell replication. I wonder how easy then it is to get drugs to these cells and if they are able to differentiate from normal cells
MT MCMULLEN
Reviews the steps of the mitosis/cell cycle, checkpoints, how these exit points stop replication of abnormal cells (i.e. potentially cancerous cells).
BREEANNA HOLDAWAY
Explanations were okay, not much explanation on the last page. Had to use alternative materials often to get the concepts down. Better clarity is needed when free materials are preferred.
RACHEL GARN (Medical Student)
Enjoyed the clinical relevance tied in
- Quadruple Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.
- Over 20 years teaching experience as both an exam preparation instructor and an assistant professor of medicine.
- Experience as a medical director for both a Southern California Physician Assistant Program and a Respiratory Therapy Program.
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