The Aneuploidy Conundrum
Why Are Many Human Cancers Aneuploid when Aneuploidy Has Detrimental Effects on Human Development and Has Also Been Shown to Reduce Cellular Fitness?
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Why Are Many Human Cancers Aneuploid when Aneuploidy Has Detrimental Effects on Human Development and Has Also Been Shown to Reduce Cellular Fitness?
A reasonable time for a research project is about 8 weeks – this will give you plenty of time to settle down, become familiar with the lab and the field, and (hopefully) get plenty of data! There are two ways of organising projects, organising your own, or applying for a research programme, and they each have distinct pros and cons.
At 8:40am, a medical student named Derek entered the doctor’s office on the Enhanced Recovery post-op ward and sat down by a computer. Two of the foundation doctors, Amir and Sarah, looked up to acknowledge his presence before continuing their preparation for the imminent ward-round. Derek was feeling pro-active so he grabbed the office’s VR headset and looked up which operations were currently being streamed. To his delight, a patient undergoing a spinal reconnection had consented for educational streaming and the operation had started 40 minutes ago.
AIMS To review the literature from 2006 – August 2016 regarding the diagnostic imaging of hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT), considering potential future radiological options as well as the current 2009 International Guidelines [1].