Cancer Biology ,Causes,Pathology And Histopathology

Cancer Biology ,Causes,Pathology and Histopathology

What you'll learn

Cancer definition

How cancer can occur

Difference between tumor and cancer

Tumor grading

Tumor staging

Requirements

Understanding English

Basic Biology

Description

This course provides informations about  biology, causes,common types , pathology and hallmarks of cancer. It also investigates the emerging field of cancer initiation, progression, and metastasis.Students will explore tumor micro-environment, which consists of non-cancerous cells, signaling molecules,fibroblasts, immune cells, endothelial cells and extracellular matrix components that support tumor growth and metastasis.This course also explains  the different types of tumors, including benign and malignant, and how histological examination can guide diagnosis and prognosis.Hallmarks of cancer are also descried in this course including Resisting cell death,Enabling replicative immortality,Inducing angiogenesis,Activating invasion and metastasis and Evading growth suppressors.Tumor staging is a way of describing the size and extent of cancer in the body. It helps doctors determine the prognosis, decide on the treatment options, and evaluate treatment effectiveness. The most common system for staging cancer is the TNM system are also involved in this courseThis course include Tumor grading is a way to assess how abnormal the cancer cells look under a microscope and how quickly the tumor is likely to grow and spread. Grading gives doctors an idea of how aggressive the cancer is and can help determine the best course of treatment. The grade of a tumor is typically determined by examining a biopsy sample from the tumor.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Definition of cancer

Lecture 2 Definition of cancer

Section 3: Medical terms

Lecture 3 Medical terms

Section 4: Types of tumors

Lecture 4 Types of tumors

Section 5: Example of benign and malignant tumors

Lecture 5 Example of benign and malignant tumors

Section 6: The nomenclature of cancer

Lecture 6 The nomenclature of cancer

Section 7: Exceptions of tumor nomenclature

Lecture 7 Exceptions of tumor nomenclature

Section 8: Criteria of malignancy

Lecture 8 Criteria of malignancy

Section 9: Hallmarks of cancer

Lecture 9 Self-sufficiency in growth signals

Lecture 10 Insensitivity to anti-growth signals

Lecture 11 Avoid apoptosis

Lecture 12 unlimited replicative capability

Lecture 13 Angiogenesis

Lecture 14 Invasion and metastasis

Section 10: Tumors grading

Lecture 15 Tumors grading

Section 11: Tumors Staging

Lecture 16 Tumors Staging

Medical students,researchers,doctors,vets,pathologists,oncologists,high school students