Each one plays a particular role a heart cell, a muscle cell, a brain cell.

It's specific. See, my thinking's bottom up.

So as I mentioned, there are 86 billion neurons.

So this is my body cells.

But once angiogenesis occurs, cancers can grow exponentially.

So it just starts splitting into two more cells that are and actually, let me do it this way, just because the actual way it works is right when a cell is split, the cells that it splits into aren't that much larger than the original one.

I asked Tom for more details.

Holly, that's an order, you stupid ugly goit.

It's too small I can't read it.

I cite the experimental work on which my optimism is based, and there's quite a lot of detail there.

So they know what to do.

Շատ լավ ժամանակ է սկսել եկեք գծեմ թաղանթ

So, when we look at cells, this is how we really got involved in biology and sciences, by looking at living cells in the microscope.

I spray it on for about three or four days, it drips to hell, but it allows me a really, really nice gentle sanding surface and I can get it glass smooth.

And I'll expand this up.

From there, we're actually going to get into what we call arterioles.

They push apart in opposite directions.

And it's happening on this side of the cell as well.

And we will actually address those in more detail later.

It's an incredible means of coordinating, in a very fine grained way, information flows.

But even now, 2011, there's still certain cells that we just can't grow from the patient.

So, depending on the details of your numerical linear algebra

And then as you could imagine, telophase I is essentially once these guys are at their respective ends of the cell it's getting tiring redrawing all of these, but I guess it gives you time to let it all sink in.

So we just check that in and we take that down nicely to the lab.

Here's the close up of it from 2001.

Their symmetry, their attractive materials and, above all, their meticulous workmanship are simply quite beautiful to our eyes, even today.

So now we have two cells.

I've got three words for you, Beth Martin.

Բայց բոլոր բջիջներն ունեն ԴՆԹ

Perhaps a closer inspection will tell us something.

Vitals seem fine.

That caused a strengthening of the connections between the currently active odor detector and the motors.

We are not throwing in the towel over a minor mishap.

At first when I heard of cancer stem cells,

And it's walked away I mean, it's that mechanical.

And you can do that you can tweak the viruses so they hit just some cells and not others.

And this is really what I want to talk to you about today about cancer.

Let's say this one goes towards my foot, and this is going to be now an even smaller artery.

But all of these things are proteins, and all these

When I say 'Advanced', I don't necessarily mean 'harder lessons',

And you can think about any part of the body that you could be. Let's say a little toe cell. So let's say you're a toe cell and your job, of course, is to live and be happy,and you've got near by, a little blood vessel.

The proteins are coming apart during this prophase I.

Every type of cell carries the same book, but each has a set of bookmarks that tell it exactly which pages it needs to look up.

And of course, as I mentioned before, since we can now start to map brain function, we can start to tie these into the individual cells.

What matters is what we mean by those symbols.