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lecture 1: introduction to stem cells
What is the functional definition...,
What are properties of a stem cell,
Where do stem cells come from
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lecture 2: early development
How does the mammalian embryo dev...,
What occurs post implantation in ...,
What is gastrulation
12
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lecture 3: pluripotency and iPS cells
How do we define pluripotency,
What is potency,
What is the first test for plurip...
18
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lecture 4: stem cell niches
What is the bivalent state,
What is 2i culture and the ground...,
What is conventional culture
16
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lecture 5: modelling of human disease with pluripotent cells
What are properties of pluripoten...,
What are the two types of human p...,
What is a newly developed route f...
32
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lecture 6: cancer stem cells
Wh,
Is the cell therapy industry growing,
Have there been any clinical tria...
30
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lecture 7: ethical issues: what's all the fuss?
What do you reply when asked thes...,
What is cancer formation and dise...,
What are cancer stem cells
13
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lecture 8: epigenetics and cancer cells
What are things that immediately ...,
Does the australian community thi...,
Does the australian community thi...
13
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lecture 9: primordial germ cells and sex stem cells
From where do germline cells orig...,
What are germ cells and what are ...,
What is one of the critical roles...
17
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lecture 10: epigenetic regulation of differentiation
What regulates whether a cell rem...,
How do cells generally change gen...,
A cloned animal should be identic...
21
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lecture 11: epigenetics and cancer stem cells
Cancer epigenetics – focus on DNA methylation
1. tumour suppressor hypermethylation and silencing
– single genes as biomarkers
– sets of genes, such as "bivalent" genes from embryonic/adult stem cells
2. genome-wide hypomethylation
– genomic instability
3. contribution of DNA methylation changes to cancer
4. alterations to epigenetic modifiers and epigenetic therapy
Cancer stem cells and cancer stem cell epigenetics
5. cancer stem cell hypothesis and clonal evolution
22
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lecture 12: adult stem cells and regeneration
What is an adult stem cell,
Where are stem cells found,
How are adult tissues maintained
22
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lecture 13: epithelial tissues – an overview
What is an epithelium and where d...,
How do epithelial tissues undergo...,
Why focus on epithelial stem cells
33
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lecture 14: epithelial skin stem cells and burn therapy
What is the objective of stem cel...,
What are traditional routes to re...,
What are examples of bio engineer...
40
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lecture 15: gastrointestinal stem cells
Which tissue regenerates more rap...,
What are the four types of cells ...,
Where are the stem cells found
19
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lecture 16: invertebrate stem cell systems and evolution of stem cells
Do c elegans have stem cells,
What is the function of the dista...,
What organs in adult drosophila c...
22
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lecture 17: neural stem cells and their niches
What is the functional,
What are neural stem cells,
What are glial cells of the nervo...
35
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lecture 18: Hirschsprung’s Disease
What is hirschsprung disease,
What is the history of hirschspri...,
What is the organisation of the ens
25
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lecture 19: community concerns and expectations
What captures the imagination of ...,
Are there many proven stem cell t...,
What is the difference between al...
13
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lecture 20: stem cells and the eye
What,
What is retinitis pigmentosa,
What are the basics of the retina
17
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lecture 21: stem cells and diabetes
What are the main,
What are the two main types of st...,
What is diabetes
33
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lecture 22: Hematopoietic Stem Cells
How many publications in this fie...,
How well understood are hscs,
What is the classical view of ren...
21
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lecture 23: epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) and stem cells
Can epithelial cells transition t...,
What happens when epithelial cell...,
What is a characteristic of emt
18
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lecture 24: cell separation techniques
What is a reductionist approach t...,
What is the cellular diversity in...,
What is lineage diversity in the ...
23
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lecture 25: stem cells in the lung
From what are the tissues of the ...,
What is patterning of the foregut...,
What has been shown with genetic ...
23
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lecture 26: breast and cancer stem cells
What defines stem cells,
What is development of the breast,
What are the three distinct epith...
47
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lecture 27: vascular progenitors
What is the origin of blood vessels,
What are the two principal proces...,
What is angiogenesis
18
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lecture 28: tissue engineering
What is tissue engineering,
What is the vacanti mouse,
What are hurdles for te success
28
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lecture 29: muscle stem cells and treating muscular dystrophy
What are skeletal muscles,
What is formation of new myofibre...,
What is duchenne muscular dystrophy
27
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