Understanding Cell Cycle, Cancer And Monoclonal Antibodies

Cell Cycle, Machinery and Control System, Benign and Malignant Tumor, Monoclonal Antibodies. Treatment of Cancer

What you'll learn

Understand the intricate processes of the cell cycle, including key checkpoints and regulatory mechanisms.

Understand the concept of tumors, benign and the malignant one, the differences between the benign and the malignant tumor and the nomenclature of both

Understand the differences between the normal and the cancer cells and the staging of cancer

The molecular biology of the Cancer; the protooncogenes, the oncogenes, the tumor suppressor genes and mutations

How monoclonal antibodies are made, separated and purified using the HAT media and the hybridoma technology

Identify the role of monoclonal antibodies in cancer therapy, including their mechanism of action and specific targeting strategies.

Requirements

Basic Biology

Description

Enroll in our course, "Understanding Cell Cycle, Cancer and Monoclonal Antibodies," and open the door to a world of invaluable knowledge and skills. As a student, you'll benefit in numerous ways from this engaging learning experience. Firstly, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental processes governing cell growth, division, the machinery, and the control system of the cell cycle, laying a solid foundation for your studies in biology and related fields. Understanding the cell cycle is crucial for grasping many biological concepts, and this course will provide you with clear explanations.Furthermore, delving into the complexities of cancer biology will equip you with essential insights into one of the most pressing health challenges of our time. You'll learn about the molecular mechanisms driving cancer development, the hallmarks of cancer cells, and the latest advancements in cancer research and treatment. This knowledge will not only deepen your understanding of biology but also foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills that are applicable across various scientific disciplines.Moreover, exploring the innovative field of monoclonal antibodies will introduce you to cutting-edge biotechnological approaches in medicine. By understanding how monoclonal antibodies are designed, produced, and utilized in cancer therapy, you'll be at the forefront of biomedical innovation. This knowledge can inspire future research endeavors, career pathways, and contributions to improving human health.Don't miss out on this transformative learning opportunity – enroll now and unlock your full potential in understanding the intricate interplay between the cell cycle, cancer, and monoclonal antibodies.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Cell Cycle/Cell Division

Lecture 2 An overview of cell cycle/cell division/Summary of the cell division

Lecture 3 Machinery of the cell cycle /Cell Division

Lecture 4 Cyclins and Cyclin-dependent Kinases (CDKs); Cell Cycle Control System

Lecture 5 Cyclin Dependent Kinase 4 (CDK-4) and Cyclin; G1 phase of the cell cycle

Lecture 6 p53, a tumor suppressor protein (cell cycle regulation & prevention of cancer)

Lecture 7 Functions of Cyclin-Dependent Kinases (CDKs); G1-S and S-CDK

Lecture 8 Function of S-CDK and M-CDK; S and G2 phase

Lecture 9 How the M-CDK (complex of Cyclin-dependent Kinase-1 and Cyclin B) gets activated

Lecture 10 Functions of M-CDK (CDK1+ Cyclin B)

Lecture 11 Metaphase of the Cell cycle

Lecture 12 Role of spindle assembly checkpoint in Mitosis

Lecture 13 Functions of Anaphase promoting complex & contractile ring; Anaphase &telophase

Lecture 14 Ubiquitin Proteasome System Explained/ Ubiquitin Proteasome Pathway in eukaryote

Section 3: Cancer: Understanding Tumor Classification, Carcinogenesis & molecular biology

Lecture 15 Definition of Cancer and Benign Tumor

Lecture 16 What are Malignant Tumors/ Understanding Malignant Tumor

Lecture 17 Differences between benign and malignant tumor

Lecture 18 Carcinogens, Co Carcinogens and Methods of Carcinogenesis

Lecture 19 Proto oncogene, Oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes; Molecular Basis of Cancer

Lecture 20 Differences Between Normal and Cancer Cells; Part 1

Lecture 21 Differences Between Normal and Cancer Cells; Part 2

Lecture 22 Different Stages of Cancer/ Cancer Stages and Staging System

Section 4: Mastering Monoclonal Antibodies: From Discovery to Application"

Lecture 23 Hybridoma Technology/ Production of Monoclonal Antibodies

Lecture 24 Monoclonal Antibodies: Separation of a mixture of hybridomas and their screening

Lecture 25 How Monoclonal Antibodies Treat Cancer/ Types of Monoclonal Antibodies

Undergraduate and postgraduate students