This clip shows a kinesin, a motor protein that moves molecules around the cell. It's powered by ATP and transport molecules along microtube filaments at a rate of 2000 nm/s [“The Inner Life of the Cell”: https://t.co/aHMSHOoUYe]pic.twitter.com/UC5X7uXGfR — Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) May 4, 2023 Kinesin is a type of protein that plays a crucial role in… Read More »
Learn to diagnose the severe pneumonia in under 5 children from following videos. PICT0264
Urologic Videos Learn advance urologic procedures through videos by Michigan Institute of Urology. Topics include robotic prostatic surgery, BPH treatment, cryosurgery, incontinence etc. Urethral catheterization Learn the insertion technique of male and female catheterization through step by step video help from New England Journal of Medicine. Dr. Williams’ Urology Videos include the procedures for treatment… Read More »
Surveillance Principles and Applications Consists of three lectures by the The University of Minnesota School of public health. Part 1: Surveillance Overview Discussed the definition, parameters, attributes and types of surveillance with example of food borne disease surveillance. Part 2: Outbreak Investigations Principles, limitations, challenges, with examples of E-Coli 0157:H7 outbreak in community. Part 3:… Read More »
Topic: Allergic Rhinitis and Asthma: A Clinical Practice Update Institute: American Academy of Family Physicians Date: 2003 Duration:38 Minutes Reqs: Real player Topic: Respiratory Failure Objectives: Internal Medicine Clerkship Core Lectures Speaker: Dr. Parenti Institute: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Date: February 8, 2002 Duration: 54 mins Reqs: Real player Windows Media Player Topic: Pulmonary:… Read More »
Fibromyalgia Audio on the topic diagnosis and treatment of fibromyalgia by occupational health research Contaminants and Human Health in the Arctic Panel discussion by the The Arctic Council members in a University of Alaska Fairbanks about contaminants and human health in the Arctic. www.researchchannel.com/ Challenges of Delivering Occupational Heath in a Non-Urban Environment Audio lecture… Read More »
Topic: AIDS-associated Opportunistic Infections and AIDS-associated Malignancies Objectives: To know the latest research, diagnosis and treatment options Speaker: Bette Korber Institute: Los Alamos National Laboratory Date: February 13, 2001 Duration: 01:30:00 Reqs: QuickTime Windows Media Player Topic: Management of HIV: An Update from Stanford Objectives: Latest trends in the management of the HIV Speaker: Andrew Zolopa Richard… Read More »
Topic: Reading Genes and Genomes Probing Genes and Genomes Human Genetics: A New Guide for Medicine Chemical Genomics: New Tools for Medicine Objectives: Author: Eric S. Lander, Ph.D, Stuart L. Schreiber, Ph.D. Institute: Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Date: Duration: Unknown Reqs: Real player
Improving the Sensitivity of epidemiological Studies Presented by : Noel Weiss, M.D., M.P.H., Dr.P.H, professor, University of Washington Produced by : University of Washington, June 25, 2004Runtime: 00:55:51 Requirements: High speed Internet connection: Windows media player and real player. The speaker explained first the importance of the sensitivity in the epidemiological research studies with… Read More »
1. AccessEmergency Medicine – McGraw Hill Medical: This resource provides a multimedia resource list related to emergency medicine. It includes topics such as cardiac wound repair[1]. 2. AccessPediatrics – McGraw Hill Medical**: This resource offers a multimedia resource list specifically for pediatrics. While it may not be focused solely on cardiovascular health, it may… Read More »