22. Development 2

MIT 7.013 Introductory Biology, Spring 2011
Instructor: Hazel Sive

In this lecture, Professor Sive discusses breaking symmetry, organogenesis, and morphogenesis.

License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA

[woloabel]

(On Tuesday of January 24, 2023). Biology and Biochemical Processes Therein: Development and Ideation of 1) Breaking Symmetry (Zygote to Blastula Formation Roughly Speaking [Correlation]) and Positional Coordination (A/P, V/D, L/R [Three Possible Directions]); 2) Organogenesis (Migration, And Cell Differentiation And/or Proliferation) a) Kidney (15 Cell Types of All Three or Four Histological factors (Neural, Mesenchymal [Stroma], Epithelium, And Muscle Therein) Diversity; and b) Lung Parenchyma and Mesenchyme Organ Tissues; 3) Morphogenesis (Three Dimensional and Functional Shape of Pre-determined and Genetically Regulated Process; Molecular Polymerization of Actin (G-Type) to Effect Cytological Migration and/or Movement to Specifically Coordinate Structure Formation and Thereby Functional Positioning as moreover a function of ECM Ligand-Receptor Binding (Signal Transduction Therein [First Messenger to Second Messenger Kinase (Enzymatic Proteomics)]). Excellent. PhD Hazel Sive is a Superb and enthusiastic Biochemist or Geneticist (Taking Sides should not Matter). Heil!

[salaheddinehouache]

thank you so much Instructor and MIT crew such a great Lecture

[LifeMakeItWorth]

please upload other development lectures too..will be of great help to many students throughout

[ДенисСамчук-еф]

Cheers from Moscow! Brilliant lectures! a little point - you guys from MIT should discover PowerPoint or electronic desk