Evo-Ed: Breast Cancer Cell Biology

This is the sixth video in a series focusing on the biology and treatment of breast cancer.
Cancerous tumors grow when cell replication gets out of control. Fundamentally, this is a problem having to do with the cellular controls (and checkpoints) associated with the process of mitosis. Plainly put: cells replicate more often than than should.
For more information on the biology of breast cancer, visit www.evo-ed.org.
Support for this work was provided by the National Science Foundation's Division of Undergraduate Education program under Award No. DUE2020221

[@KT-uo7qo]

Want to report no issue with the audio. Thank you for breaking it down in such managebale bits sizes videos for us, finding it fasniating

[@CloroxBleach-gz6cb]

I like your informational video... but the audio is quite bad
hope you could invest a decent lavalier mic and clip it to your shirt collar

[@iceyjo]

It occurs to me that science could really use machine learning in fighting disease. Biology feels like LEGO but unfortunately, it's millions of different lego's that we barely know how they fit together. Imagine if we gave a machine a desired outcome and that machine could try 100 different likelihoods and then give us the most likely solution. That would really be a game-changer.