ANAT2341 Lab 10: Difference between revisions

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1. QUIZ

2. Guest Lecturer - Dr. Vashe Chandrakanthan

Dr. Vashe Chandrakanthan

Cardiac and Vascular Development and Haematopoiesis

Dr Vashe Chandrakanthan earned his PhD in Medicine from University of Sydney and completed his postdoctoral studies at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute in Sydney.

Currently he is a Research Fellow at the Lowy Cancer Research Centre at the UNSW Australia. He is a member of the adult cancer program where he heads the mesenchymal stem cell biology team. He joined the stem cell program to help setting up a regenerative medicine program at the UNSW Australia.

Dr Chandrakanthan’s primary research interest lies in the field of developmental and molecular biology of stem cells. During his tenure at the Lowy Cancer Research Centre, in addition to setting up the regenerative medicine program, he has lineage traced mesenchymal stem cells and evaluated their contribution to various tissues in the mouse embryo with a particular focus on their role in haematopoiesis.

Lecture Slides

References

Search PubMed: Chandrakanthan V

3. Group Project

We will review progress on each of the group projects to date.

What is working?
Where are the problems?
What help is needed?

Remember that each Group has their own discussion area on Moodle and should be using this for discussions.

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-== 1. QUIZ ==
+==1. QUIZ==
+==2. Guest Lecturer - Dr. Vashe Chandrakanthan==
+{|
+| width=190px|[[File:Vashe_Chandrakanthan_profile_photo.jpg|180px]]
+Dr. Vashe Chandrakanthan
+| '''Cardiac and Vascular Development and Haematopoiesis'''
-== 2. Guest Lecturer - Dr. Kimberley Beaumont ==
-{|
-| width=185px|[[File:Kim_Beaumont.jpg|180px]]
-Dr. Kimberley Beaumont
+Dr Vashe Chandrakanthan earned his PhD in Medicine from University of Sydney and completed his postdoctoral studies at the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute in Sydney.
-| '''Melanocyte Development, Differentiation and Melanoma'''
-<br>
-Dr Beaumont leads the Melanoma Cell Biology group at the Centenary Institute and is currently focused on investigating the mechanisms underlying melanoma progression and metastasis.
-In her studies she utilizes a 3D melanoma spheroid model, which better mimics the tumour microenvironment compared to conventional 2D cell culture models, as well as mouse models.
+Currently he is a Research Fellow at the Lowy Cancer Research Centre at the UNSW Australia. He is a member of the adult cancer program where he heads the mesenchymal stem cell biology team. He joined the stem cell program to help setting up a regenerative medicine program at the UNSW Australia.
-Dr Beaumont specialises in live, confocal and multi photon microscopy.
+Dr Chandrakanthan’s primary research interest lies in the field of developmental and molecular biology of stem cells. During his tenure at the Lowy Cancer Research Centre, in addition to setting up the regenerative medicine program, he has lineage traced mesenchymal stem cells and evaluated their contribution to various tissues in the mouse embryo with a particular focus on their role in haematopoiesis.
-[[Media:Beaumont_devbiol_lecture_2017v2.pdf|Lecture PDF]]
-Links: [http://sydney.edu.au/medicine/people/academics/profiles/kimberley.beaumont.php Sydney University Research Profile] | [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=beaumont+ka PubMed - Beaumont KA]
+[[Media:Chandrakanthan_V_Embryology_170831.pdf|'''Lecture Slides''']]
 |}
 ===References===
-Search PubMed: [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=beaumont+ka Beaumont KA]
+Search PubMed: [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=Chandrakanthan%20V%5BAuthor%5D&cauthor=true&cauthor_uid=27044077 Chandrakanthan V]
-<pubmed>28634959</pubmed>
-<pubmed>23949769</pubmed>
-<br>
-==3. Group Projects==
-Peer review process should now be completed. I will have unlocked the project pages before today's lab commences and you can continue editing before final submission (last week of semester).
-Now read through your peer reviews of your project.
-# Have many reviews identified specific faults with the current project page?
-# Have many reviews identified specific strengths with the current project page?
-# Are there simple errors that need correction.
-All members of your group have now reviewed all the other project pages.
-# How does your page compare to other projects?
-# Have you thought now that parts of your own page that could be improved?
-# Do other groups have good ideas you can incorporate into your own page?
-Remember that peer assessors '''will not''' have identified all issues that will come out in the final assessment.
-# Image information, referencing and copyright will not have been checked in detail. This is a common mistake (look at previous years assessments on their discussion page).
-# Referencing and sources within the project page will not be checked in detail.
-# Parts of your project page may be identified by peer assessment as incomplete, due to a group member not completing their assigned work. You need to contact me so that I can follow up with those individual(s). Remember the whole project mark will be affected by this issue now.
+<pubmed>27044077</pubmed>
+<pubmed>26830229</pubmed>
+<pubmed>27055868</pubmed>
+<pubmed>25870111</pubmed>
-OK now get your content completed and start organising the "appearance" of the project page. Please contact me now if you are having any technical issues, it is to late to let me know when the project t is actually due. [[User:Z8600021|Mark Hill]] ([[User talk:Z8600021|talk]]) 09:59, 10 October 2017 (AEDT)
+==3. Group Project==
+We will review progress on each of the group projects to date.
+* What is working?
+* Where are the problems?
+* What help is needed?
+Remember that each Group has their own discussion area on Moodle and should  be using this for discussions.
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