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2008 ANAT3231 2008 ANAT3231 Lecture 20-21 Cell Development

Introduction

This lecture is an introduction to the development (differentiation) of cells in multicellular organisms and the topic of stem cells. If you are interested in further reading, I have also included below links to more detailed textbooks and websites with further information and images. Please note this additional information is not necessarily examinable, but may be useful if you have not previously studied biology.

These lectures introduces Cell Division, current slides are now linked below.

Lecture 20-21:

PDF 2008 lecture20-21 1 slide/page (view)

PDF 2008 lecture20-21 4 slides/page (print)

PDF 2008 lecture20-21 6 slides/page (print)

 

Notes in Preparation (notice removed when complete)

Page Links: Introduction | Objectives | Lecture Audio | Textbooks | Abnormalities | References | Online Textbooks | Web Links | Web Movies | 2007 Lecture Slides | Comments | Acronyms

Objectives

Understand stem cells and differentiation

Understand patterning signals

Understand examples of signaling pattern

Understand neural example of patterning cells

Brief understanding of determination

Brief understanding of extracellular matrix signaling

Lecture Audio

The University has a system for automated recording of lectures called Lectopia (or iLecture).

L20 Lectopia Recording | L21 Lectopia Recording

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Links: Lectopia Login Page | Cell Biology Podcast Page | Current Course Outline 2008

History

Abnormalities

Links: NCBI - Genes and Diseases | NCBI - OMIM |

References

Molecular Biology of the Cell

Molecular Cell Biology

Developmental Biology

Other Online PubMed Texts Search "cell signaling"

Web Links

Sigma Apoptosis Brochure

Reproductive and Cardiovascular Disease Research Lab

Web Movies

Introduction to Genetic Analysis Introduction to Genetic Analysis. 7th ed. Griffiths, Anthony J.F.; Miller, Jeffrey H.; Suzuki, David T.; Lewontin, Richard C.; Gelbart, William M. New York: W. H. Freeman & Co.; c1999.

Molecular Cell Biology

First link is directly to Quicktime move, followed by associated textbook figure with legend. Look at the movie first, then look at the labelled image. Top

Acronyms

2007 Lecture Slides

(MH - note that content will not match exactly current lecture structure but has been selected as having similar content)

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Related Topics

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Comments

 

In 2008 a new way of presenting course content online is being trialled. Please let me know of any difficulties/suggestions or things that work well.

Notice also that in some slides I have added annotations in brackets with my initials (MH - )

 

Links: Current Course Outline 2008