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59:45 Using Drosophila Melanogaster to Indentidy… Using Drosophila Melanogaster to Indentidy Chemicals That Confer Risk of Neurodevelopmental Disorders	Using Drosophila Melanogaster to Indentidy Chemicals That Confer Risk of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Dr. Kimberly Mulligan Assistant Professor Department of Biology Sacramento State University Dr. Kim Mulligan shares her research utilizing drosophila melanogaster (a species of fly) to… neuro typical behavioral phenotypes pregnant mom micro biome neural stem cell behavioral difference neuroanatomy autism risk environment type unexposed increased incidence brightly colored paint brain development support groups classical genetics high exposure level developing fetus nervous system signal transduction organophosphate pesticides p.c.p. demography neurodevelopmental disorder fertility developmental biology successful copulation gut microbiome neurology multiple genes cloning midline crossing medical terminology tooth fairy e.p.a. cell biology bipolar disorder chemical exposure public outcry higher incidence stem cells genes developmental disorder wild type unexposed neuro development model organism special education greatest risk interpersonal relationships toxicology b.p.a. behavioral concepts embryology of nervous system wild type cellular phenotype neurobiology psychiatric diagnosis environmental chemicals u.c. embryology focal plane diseases and disorders stem cell 1st time innate behavior percent depression great question psychotherapy population developmental psychology data set learning disabilities reproduction u.c. davis prenatal environmental exposures p.c.b. 100 percent b.p. neurons r.n.a. autism caption complete neurological disorders in children mushroom body genetic variants fruit fly signaling pathway arthropod anatomy neuro developmental psychiatry neuroscience p.c.b. $95.00 neural circuitry single gene environmental factors developmental neuroscience brain axis behavioral analysis wild type expose biotechnology courtship behavior neurological disorders From Jeff Layne on April 12th, 2019 0 likes 109 plays 0
01:50:34 What Religious People Think About Science (and… What Religious People Think About Science (and Scientists)	What Religious People Think About Science (and Scientists) Elaine Howard Ecklund, PhD Herbert S. Autrey Chair in Social Sciences Director, Religion and Public Life Rice UniversityDr. Gregory Cootsona Comparative Religion and Humanities Department CSU,… national association of independent colleges and universities members social science rice university short cuts extremely powerful presbyterian church person moved elite university black physicist low level 1st hour survey methodology larger story religious leaders person exemplifies scientific revolution religious people mainstream science mainline protestant christian community gifford lecturers rigid categories public life program unborn ish religious folk cognitive schema comic strip human embryos broader public critics of postmodernism christian church social psychology oxford religious communities social concepts cornell university alumni political philosophy typical scientist sociology of culture human embryonic stem young earth medical discoveries developmental biology climate change called science genetic technologies started thinking institutes american association philosophy of law religious tradition moral concerns sociology cell biology increasing support scientific work meaningful categories religion religious organizations college students english atheists real concern called religion versus stem cells black americans cornell university religious scientists national context simplifying things religion and science event jellicoe elaine howard ecklund comparative religion social scientific university professor science ethics medical technologies religiously jewish high conflict message political science terms good scientist common good religion versus science communication bible study personality differences community social scientist youth group bringing science john templeton foundation american academy discrimination howard ecklund lab coat social distance thought wow religious group sociological terminology religious person human life embryology evan jellicoe protestants stem cell religiously based nuanced perspective finding common evaluate evidence sociology of religion great translator church book table data collection morally wrong cognitive psychologist jellicoe christian book called scientific community find cures reproduction playing god politically oriented boundary pioneers scientific study scientific discoveries christianity-related controversies project leader christian terms common goal christian congregations alumni of balliol college social sciences christian students critics of religions human beings scientific method white evangelicals reducing suffering common ground christian faith flex credits philosophy emerging adult jewish people sound scholarship religious scholars religious standard christian group structuring political science biotechnology in-depth interviews catholic church christian organizations faith traditions people group embryonic stem cell theology association of american universities creation care sociology of law mass media social work i.d.f. howard ackland academic disciplines fellows of the royal society From Jeff Layne on January 31st, 2019 1 likes 246 plays 0
53:13 A New Platform for Discovery of Novel HIV… A New Platform for Discovery of Novel HIV Host-Pathogen Interactions	A New Platform for Discovery of Novel HIV Host-Pathogen Interactions Joe Hiatt, MSTP V, University of California, San Francisco Lab of Alex Marson MD, PhD Joe Hiatt explains the basic background, lifecycle, and risk levels for HIV. This worldwide epidemic starting in… d.n.a. oncology gene expression elite controller aids web colors strand break human evolution big change human behavior death human cells environment thermodynamics hiv/aids communication drug discovery r.n.a pharmacology rna hematology medicinal chemistry classical genetics infectious diseases evolution immunology virology proteins universities and colleges demography animal anatomy sociology of culture vision gerontology ecology senescence human protein genetically modified organisms double strand biological techniques and tools medical terminology genetics real change i.v. physiology health mutation medicine statistical charts and diagrams reproduction genetic mapping epidemiology cell machinery real problems molecular genetics interpersonal relationships biology terminology educational stages occupational safety and health color proteomics community viruses image processing onomatopoeias genomics dna d.n.a c.x. fiction clinical research nutrition tissues sociology index molecular biology clinical pharmacology cas science cells youth epidemics behavior hippie movement personal life membrane biology r.n.a. protein organs pathology hiv prevention tools caption complete aging hiv economics terminology latin biological phrases biochemistry drug culture early species of homo host factors literature laboratory techniques c.t. t.c.r. active anti-retroviral h.l.a. optical spectrum types of organization cell signaling bioinformatics molecular biology techniques law cell biology c.t immune system humanities human genome biotechnology media studies From Jeff Layne on October 23rd, 2018 1 likes 247 plays 0
48:28 The Role of Homer Scaffolding to Metabotropic… The Role of Homer Scaffolding to Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor 5 in Mouse Models of Neurodevelopmental Disorders	The Role of Homer Scaffolding to Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor 5 in Mouse Models of Neurodevelopmental Disorders Dr. Katie Collins Faculty, Department of Biological Sciences, CSU, Chico By studying behavior in mice, Dr. Katie Collins hopes to learn more about Fragile X syndrome in humans. Fragile X is the… signal transduction posttranslational modification r.n.a. evolutionary biology protein medical terminology psychopathology human behavior synthesis rate genetics cell biology psychiatric diagnosis neurological disorders in children developmental neuroscience synthesis anxiety disorders molecular biology neurophysiology rna classical genetics neuroscience homer biology terminology dna replication developmental psychology phosphorylation learning disabilities spectroscopy From Jeff Layne on October 31st, 2016 0 likes 25 plays 0
50:57 The Role of MUTYH in Cancer Progression The Role of MUTYH in Cancer Progression	The Role of MUTYH in Cancer Progression Dr. Alan Raetz Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Dr. Raetz, a graduate of the CSU, Chico biological sciences master’s degree program, discusses how DNA damage and repair relates to… d.n.a. biology radioactivity immunology occupational safety and health cancer nucleic acids medical treatments proteins chemotherapy radiation health effects chemical elements mutation immune system medicine genetics research gene expression dna replication traumatology cell biology From Jeff Layne on October 28th, 2016 0 likes 41 plays 0
59:02 The Human Microbiome- Effects of Epinephrine on… The Human Microbiome- Effects of Epinephrine on Microbiome and Biofilm	The Human Microbiome- Effects of Epinephrine on Microbiome and Biofilm Dr. Robert Crawford CSU, Sacramento Dr. Robert Crawford and his student lab assistants at CSU, Sacramento study microbiomes and how they affect wound healing, with an emphasis on diabetic foot… phytopathology formal sciences nutrition endocrinology ted community films about extraterrestrial life economic growth cybernetics immune system pathology organs macroeconomics genomics pathogenic bacteria medical emergencies endocrine system neurotransmitters microbiology medicine botanical nomenclature skin anatomy oxygen compounds digestive system laundry pharmacology students epinephrine diseases and disorders epidemiology antibiotics scientific classification biomolecules bioinformatics microbe genetics toxicology molecular biology cell biology antibiotic resistance anxiety developmental psychology acid-base chemistry biochemistry gram-positive bacteria bacteriology biotechnology chemistry archaeology From Jeff Layne on October 28th, 2016 0 likes 259 plays 0
47:08 Microtubules in growth and morphogenesis Microtubules in growth and morphogenesis	Microtubules in growth and morphogenesis Dr. Jessica Lucas Plant Biologist, Assistant Professor, Santa Clara University One of the main differences between plant and animal cells lies with tiny structures within cells that are made of… herbicides d.n.a. cell biology molecular biology cell anatomy color plant anatomy plant physiology bioinformatics morphogenesis microtubules. cell division optical spectrum organelles soil contamination plant morphology neuroscience animal anatomy From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2016 0 likes 37 plays 0