Cell Cycle and Cancer: Phases, Hallmarks, and Development

Cancer can develop in any of the body’s tissues and at any age. The clinical presentation is variable; however, cancers share a common developmental principle: A gradual acquisition of errors in genes that are important for cell division.
Outline:
00:00 - Introduction
01:36 - Cell cycle
05:00 - Hallmarks of cancer
07:19 - Cancer genes
08:25 - Cancer cell development

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