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05:19 Biological Networks Biological Networks	Biological Networks Biological Networks hds care science methods healthcare process innovation future discipline passion topics implications experience reporting analysis sites processes techniques learning machine predictions protein networks cell interaction metabolic edges network cancer genes disease nodes interactions proteins breast relationship growth reaction gene metabolites From Dimitrios Doudesis on June 1st, 2020 0 likes 81 plays 0 Course Code GLHE11086 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
01:06:25 Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human d.n.a. feedback processes speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 speaker 6 speaker 7 speaker 4 human evolution evolutionary biology human lineage biology of gender human behavior material reality causality systems theory sensory system systems semiotic ecosystem 2000000 years genus homo genetic difference incredible genetic effects semiotics libertarian theory broad scale evolutionary time cognition social behavior elementary geometry political philosophy demography animal anatomy blooded animals complex ways sexual dimorphism 25000 years 400000 years 5th lecture contemporary evolutionary philosophical terminology sex 100000 years material evidence human nature gifford lectures contemporary human theories social sciences 1200000 years evolutionary sense genetics brain size essential feature increasingly complex complex systems theory megafauna fingers oral communication biological social scientific terminology vast majority complex social lives evolutionary perspective warm blooded behavior new york university faculty clear evidence processing caledonian crows anthropology eating behaviors ontology notre dame individualism religion and science ethology simply program blue whales tool making cybernetics belief system tools evolutionary history sexually dimorphic sociological terminology 300000 years 1st lecture sociology index genes living things critical factors speaker 5 human issue semantics fossil record brain growth small female geometry reproduction belief emerge time period genetic traits 4000000 years personal life 1000000 years social learning large predators process changing human niche autonomy evolutionary explanation speaker 8 social philosophy social psychology making stone tools human nation abstraction biological anthropologist cognitive psychology sociology feedback loop evolutionary processes structure educational psychology chaos theory literary theory stone tool archaeology From Lesley Middlemass on April 9th, 2019 0 likes 59 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
14:32 Using Wikidata as an open, community maintained… Using Wikidata as an open, community maintained database of biomedical knowledge - Andrew Su	Using Wikidata as an open, community maintained database of biomedical knowledge - Andrew Su Using Wikidata as an open, community-maintained database of biomedical knowledge Andrew Su… andrew su gene genes genomic data genewiki scripps institute wikidata biomedical data bioinformatics computational biology gene ontology disease ontology chemical compounds wikidata knowledge graph pharmaceutical products gwas proteins protein genomes wikigenomes From Ewan McAndrew on August 22nd, 2017 0 likes 24 plays 0 Publisher Ewan McAndrew - Wikimedian in Residence Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created August 22nd, 2017
01:29 CARE-MND research project: Danielle Leighton CARE-MND research project: Danielle Leighton	CARE-MND research project: Danielle Leighton Clinical researcher Danielle Leighton describes a clinical research project for people living with motor neurone disease (MND) called 'Regenerative Neurology Tissue Bank'. sample. people scotland purposes centre for clinical brain sciences sample clinic result morton mnd caption complete n.t. genetics genotype motor neurone disease doctor visit euan macdonald centre phenotype clinical research anne rowling regenerative neurology clinic genes effects abnormality remember university register disease contact mistake From Rebecca Devon on June 1st, 2017 0 likes 76 plays 0 Publisher Rebecca Devon Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English
26:18 Nik Morton - Obesity - how do our genes… Nik Morton - Obesity - how do our genes contribute?	Nik Morton - Obesity - how do our genes contribute? Professor Nik Morton from the University of Edinburgh / BHF Centre for Cardiovascular Science discusses how our genes and environment contribute to obesity. In recent years, obesity has become a… obesity nik morton genes genetics high blood pressure research cardio vascular science wellcome trust chair of molecular metabolism public lecture edinburgh medical school From Jillian Hosie on June 1st, 2016 0 likes 166 plays 0 Publisher Jillian Hosie Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created June 1st, 2016
50:06 Saving Brains; Developing Effective Treatments… Saving Brains; Developing Effective Treatments for Stroke	Saving Brains; Developing Effective Treatments for Stroke Wednesday, 11 December 2013 Professor Malcolm Macleod, Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences; and Professor Karen Horsburgh, Centre for Neuroregeneration discuss exciting new approaches to modelling… stroke centre for clinical brain sciences centre for neuroregeneration brain blood pressure genes medicine research edinburgh medical school biomedical science disease public health public lecture saving brains From Jillian Hosie on May 24th, 2016 0 likes 92 plays 0 Publisher Jillian Hosie Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 24th, 2016

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