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19:30 MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_3_2021 MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_3_2021	MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_3_2021 neurons nerve nerves chain cord target neuron organs ganglion ganglia thoracic body axons side diagram division motor ramus communicant abdomen From Tom Gillingwater 0 likes 405 plays 0
18:02 MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_2_2021 MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_2_2021	MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_2_2021 nerves nerve plexus diagram cord axons lumbar trunk muscles roots division sacral thoracic pairs thigh body root dorsal supply vertebra From Tom Gillingwater 0 likes 440 plays 0
15:47 MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_1_2001 MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_1_2001	MBChB2 Neuro Pre-Practical Lecture 5_1_2001 cord space dorsal dura ramus root nerve meninges rootlets kind vertebra column nerves level arachnoid region roots horn diagram motor From Tom Gillingwater 0 likes 383 plays 0
13:17 Top Tips: Digital Interviews Top Tips: Digital Interviews	Top Tips: Digital Interviews Top tips for digital interviews such as on Skype and phone. careers service interview things questions question screen situation types eye skype interviewer background language camera nerves practice competency interviews examples mind responses career practise job skills recruiter candidates voice telephone platform entities From Jane Challinor 0 likes 667 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
08:31 CL - Lecture 1.a - Binary Data CL - Lecture 1.a - Binary Data	CL - Lecture 1.a - Binary Data In this video, we introduce binary data as a simple example of information, and show how apparently more-complex examples can be encoded as binary data. inf1a introduction to computation informatics 1 computation and logic logic binary data binary questions answers question answer zeros thing names examples nerves wires idea knowledge detail systems bottom symbols ounces announcer investigation principle From Claudia-Elena Chirita 0 likes 734 plays 0 Course Code INFR08025 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English
01:13 Dr Fergus Doubal - Research in a nutshell Dr Fergus Doubal - Research in a nutshell	Dr Fergus Doubal - Research in a nutshell Hear from Dr Fergus Doubal, a Senior Stroke Researcher at the University of Edinburgh, as he highlights his research using brain imaging & retinal imaging to investigate dementia & stroke. dr fergus doubal edinburgh imaging research in a nutshell research brain imaging retinal imaging dementia stroke eye brain photographs vessels blood future treatment machines nerves machine delivery observations past imaging disease trouble diseases vessel From Chloe Martin 0 likes 112 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Imaging Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 23rd, 2018
40:50 Multiple Sclerosis: success, challenges and hope Multiple Sclerosis: success, challenges and hope	Multiple Sclerosis: success, challenges and hope Wednesday, 17th February 2016 Dr Anna Williams, MRC Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh; and Dr Dave Lyons, Centre for Neuroregeneration at the University of Edinburgh… multiple sclerosis regenerative medicine centre for neuroregeneration wellcome trust myelin immune system disease public health medicine research biomedical sciences edinburgh medical school public lecture nerves From Jillian Hosie 0 likes 64 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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