Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection recent videos - The Biochemistry of DNA and RNA: Chemistry 1 and more

Recent releases for the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection of HS Talks. You can search for them in LibrarySearch or directly via the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection entry on the Online databases and academic journals page in the portal.

Latest releases:

The biochemistry of DNA and RNA:  chemistry 1 Dr. Douglas Houston – University of Edinburgh, UK

The biochemistry of DNA and RNA:  biological function 2 Dr. Douglas Houston – University of Edinburgh, UK

The biomedical student and learning in  the age of on-line digital Dr. Amanda Cain – University College London, UK Prof. Elizabeth Shephard – University College London, UK

Antibody engineering: beginnings to  bispecifics and beyond Dr. Ian Wilkinson – Absolute Antibody, UK

Introduction to neglected tropical diseases Prof. David Molyneux – Liverpool School of Tropical  Medicine, UK

Eradication, elimination and control of  neglected tropical diseases Prof. David Molyneux – Liverpool School of Tropical  Medicine, UK

Importance of communities in neglected  tropical disease programmes Dr. Alison Krentel – Bruyere Research Institute and University  of Ottawa, Canada

Adhesion GPCRs in nervous system  development and disease Prof. Tobias Langenhan – Leipzig University, Germany

Phage display for generating monoclonal  antibodies Dr. Andre Frenzel – YUMAB GMBH, Germany

Clinical trial designs for rare diseases  – trial designs 1 Dr. Anne Pariser – National Institutes of Health, USA

Clinical trial designs for rare diseases–  trial protocols 2 Dr. Anne Pariser – National Institutes of Health, USA

Management of sickle cell disease: what  to do when there is no evidence base Prof. Sophie Lanzkron – Johns Hopkins School of  Medicine, USA

Featured talks from previous releases:

Polycomb epigenetic mechanisms:  methylation of DNA Prof. Vincenzo Pirrotta – Rutgers University, USA

Nursing support of families and carers  of people with dementia Prof. June Andrews – University of Stirling, UK

Interactome networks and human disease Prof. Marc Vidal – Harvard Medical School, USA