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BIO-155 Project #8
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Maria Spadafora
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Hello professor. This is Maria spatafore from biology 1 55. Your saturday class.
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Uh,
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I really enjoyed your class. Thank you for all your help and support.
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And I'm going to go over the cell cycle
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to start off.
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Um,
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the proto phases, the first stage
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meta stages, the second stage,
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the tele phase is the final phase and the
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interface is the resting phase.
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The interface is the chromosomes
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Move away from one another
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to oppose poles of the spindle.
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The reason why the anti pastors is so important because it's the
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death of the cell to let you know that the cells have died
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and explaining how the tumors form because of the error and mitosis.
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It's because through mitosis, the loss of the chromosomes
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that contains remaining genes of the tumor.
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Um, the next part
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I'm going to go to
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slide
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three and four
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and I selected
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throat cancer
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and the reason why I selected throat cancer
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Was that my uncle passed away from throat cancer when I
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was 12 years old and that was the first time I heard
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the word cancer. And um how scary it was for myself and my family.
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And he did not last very long.
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He was diagnosed
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around christmas time and he died in january.
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So I think he had it for a while. I was in denial. Didn't get it checked out
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and now we know how important it is
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for early detection on cancer.
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So the symptoms, I'm going to go over for throat cancer.
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It occurs in the mouth, the sinus, the nose throat,
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you have a sore or lump that doesn't heal or a constant sore throat,
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trouble swallowing and changes in the voice.
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And thinking back, I remember him having problems
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eating
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like thanksgiving and certain holidays before he was
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diagnosed and losing a lot of weight
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treatment is surgery, radiation and chemotherapy
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prevention methods are you know, uh
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don't start smoking
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if you are smoking, stop smoking.
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Eat more fruits and vegetables. Healthier diet,
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limit your exposure to chemicals. Asbestos, nickel.
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He worked in a factory and sulfur and acid fumes
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so that probably was a contributing factor
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that he worked in the factory. It was probably exposed to some of those chemicals.
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It didn't mention that. Um
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men find times and more likely to get
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throat cancer than women.
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An african american or african american. Men are the biggest risk
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And people over 65.
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My uncle was a little younger.
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I believe he was 63 when he passed away.
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Uh Future prevention.
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I read up saying having your Children between age 11 and 12 to get the HPV vaccine
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ah
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to hope
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eradicate throat cancer.
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The next part I'm going to go through my case studies and my patients
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and or the patients patient number one was Carson jones age 56 male
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And his cancer type was prostate
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stage two
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At stage two is curable if it's caught early.
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Um the treatment five treatments of radiation therapy and the
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brandy therapy of external beam radiation which is called E.
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B. R. T.
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Also chemotherapy
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Treatment and hormone drug treatment have the patient come in 1-3
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months for labs and to check the size of the tumor.
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Like I said stage two is is curable.
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Um Side effects is loss of hair from
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the treatment fatigue and compromised immune system.
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The insurance I think you would have is private because he's he's a doctor.
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So maybe blue cross app
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at 80 20.
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Um
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My patient number two
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is joe barry
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Male Age 81. His type of cancer is lung cancer. Stage four
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treatment, radiation therapy and surgery.
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Ah side effects same loss of hair fatigue immune system. Um stage four
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is um a little scarier
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and they were um
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uh lower chance of survival, survival
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um
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Side effects like I said the loss of hair fatigue and immune system.
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I think he would have Medicare
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and because of his age
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and that
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He might have to have a supplement insurance because they also do 80 20
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Where the insurance company pays 20
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and the patient pays
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Insurance pays for the insurance company pays 80% and then
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insured pays 20.
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So he might have to subsidize that.
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What Obamacare or blue cross and blue shield for the difference or pay out of pocket.
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The third patient is Maria Valdez
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Engelaar don't know her age. It wasn't on the case file
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But it was stage three
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oh cancer and domestic exercise and tumors. So it's spread.
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Um So that's very serious.
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The patient was advised a hysterectomy. And she did not go with that.
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She decided she refused that type of treatment.
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So now try to go in and move as much of the cancer as possible
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chemotherapy to try to eradicate
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as many cancer cells as possible
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to give her quality of life.
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Um Surgery and chemotherapy is a treatment
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side effects again, it's the loss of hair fatigue, compromised immune system.
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Um, not knowing her age, she might have private insurance.
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I thought maybe obamacare.
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Um because due to the loss of her husband, not sure
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um
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on that part,
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but that's where I would lean
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would be Obamacare
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for this. I wish you would have gotten
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the hysterectomy. But I know
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she seems younger from the case study and she's only has one child
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and
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thinking about I guess other Children in the future,
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which is a very sad case all of them are. But that was the saddest one
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of all.
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And my next segment, I'm going to go to my vocabulary words
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Um, which is part four. So tumor is a cluster of cells
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benign is non cancerous cells, malignant is cancerous cells
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abnormal is a worry state looks untypical cancer,
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a group of abnormal cells that grow very rapidly and spread to parts of the body.
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Um metastasizes cancer cells that have spread to other parts of the body.
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And that's what you're trying to avoid.
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That's why early detection is very important.
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And tapas and tapas is is the death of a cell
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cemetery is a cell division. Both ketosis and milo sis within the chromosome.
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The sister ah
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chromosomes identical copies formed by your D. N. A replication of chromosomes.
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And they are joined together
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the daughter cell cells from a division of a single parent
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Parent cells. Cell divides
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to give rise to
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two different
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daughter cells.
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Spindle fibers from protein structures that divide genetic material in sl
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central line
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is organic compost of a protein called the turbulent
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mitosis is part of the cell
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Cycle when chromosomes are replicated and separated into the new into two new
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nuclear's.
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Ah This one I can't even pronounce psycho narcissist C. Y. T. O. K. I. N. E. S. I. S.
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The part of the south division process
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begins with or doing during after the nuclear division
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in mitosis or mel Asus.
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Um And once again the cell cycle was the definition.
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So the photo phase proto phase is the first stage
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meta phases. The second stage
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Hello phases. The final stage and interfaces the resting phase and the anna phases.
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The crumble stone stage moving away from one
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another to opposite poles of the spindle.
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Once again,
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I want to thank you for all your help
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and support in the class I've downloaded my article.
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The article I chose was article # two.
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Uh With just cancer
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out of control cells so that I will attach that to blackboard as well.
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Thank you
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and enjoy your summer stay safe. And uh,
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good luck
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to all of us.
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Bye bye.
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