“My name is Ashley Matthew. I’m a fourth year MD PhD student here at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and I work in Celia Schiffer’s laboratory. In Celia’s lab, we study drug resistance and Hepatitis C virus. So, many people who are infected with HCV, they take different medications for the treatment of that
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The tech revolution isn’t just about robots who love anal. It’s about slightly more. There’s a biotech revolution happening that’s bringing us closer to a future where disease is a thing of the past. Woman: Gene editing. That’s what they call it. And it uses something called the CRISPR system. They’re hoping that someday doctors
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My name’s Anna Lau, we are in the clinical microbiology lab at the National Institutes of Healths, we’re in the clinical center, this is the hospital of the NIH where all the patients come do their research protocols. And then we run the microbiology labs. They’re looking for infections diseases, agents and ways that we
6. Class 12 Physics | Interference of Waves | Conditions for Constructive & Destructive Interference
let us discuss the condition for constructive ad destructive interference. as we already know when two waves superpose the resulting amplitude is given as root of ay-one square + ay-two square +, two ay-one ay-two coz phi. where ay-one ay-two are the amplitude of component waves and phi is the phase difference between them. if
Sixty second adventures in religion. Number four, religion as a virus. Richard Dawkins is an atheist, evolutionary biologist and probably not someone you should ask to be a godfather. He said that religion and science can’t sit side by side because belief in God doesn’t stand up to scientific scrutiny. But religion is still so
WOMAN: I have no idea. MAN: Maybe cholera? MAN: Infectious disease… WOMAN: Probably Ebola? WOMAN: Maybe the flu or something… the flu? WOMAN: HIV? MAN: Is it Tuberculosis? MAN: I’m gonna guess TB. – Is it really TB? – Oh, it’s TB? And we’ve never heard of it. – That is shocking actually. – Yeah,
[MUSIC] The threat of HIV has led to an enormous amount of information on virus infection in general, and in particular on the architecture of the HIV virus and of the various steps that it undergoes in living cells. There are several therapies that have been developed over the years against HIV. The problem with
When Google restructured into the holding company known as Alphabet, one of the perks was that Larry Page and the former heads of Google can finally turn all their attention from the search engine to incubating new and innovative efforts. Alphabet bets on healthcare and medicine as the next big thing. The signs are everywhere.
At a Maryland country fair in 2017, the prize pigs were not looking their best. Farmers reported feverish hogs with inflamed eyes and running snouts. But while fair officials worried about the pigs, the Maryland department of health was concerned about a group of sick fairgoers. Some had pet the pigs, while others had merely