Undergoing chemo now with the cell specific class of stents your short lecture was incredibly helpful and allowed me to fill in all the blanks that doctors and nurses did not talk to me about. Thankyou.
Antitumor antibiotics are cell cycle non specific....couple of other discrepancies...for example: cell cycle non-specific agents- they are not specific to any phase of cell cycle and work when cells are at rest AND while in any other cell cycle phase....
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You are right. Very clear podcast & I have subscribed, all the way from New Zealand
Undergoing chemo now with the cell specific class of stents your short lecture was incredibly helpful and allowed me to fill in all the blanks that doctors and nurses did not talk to me about. Thankyou.
you guys are best educators, keep the good work mate.
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amazing detailed presentation, many thanks.
You are the best teacher ever
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THe best video ever on chemotherapy!
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Nice and clear, thanks so much!
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Antitumor antibiotics are cell cycle non specific....couple of other discrepancies...for example: cell cycle non-specific agents- they are not specific to any phase of cell cycle and work when cells are at rest AND while in any other cell cycle phase....
Are you sure that vincristine and vinblastine are at rest. I am seeing m phase therefore specific not non specific? Am I wrong?
Aren't Anti Tumour antibiotics are on Non phase specific agent?
You are correct - I will fix ASAP.
Sorry so is the second cell cycle specific agent (anti tumour antibiotics) supposed to be in the non specific section?
given in first aid
My mom has chemo that’s why I watch and I’m only 10
So sorry to hear that 😢
Thank you for your content. Very helpful. May you please cover the vestibular system as well and how it relates to pathology eg BPPV
etoposide acts via inhibiting topoismerase -2 doctor :))))
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